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About Chance

From 45 mph to couch potato in about 2 seconds flat!!

My mom says I'm a big, beautiful, white couch potato and lovebug.  I'm a 2 year old retired racing greyhound.  My parents decided that greyhounds would be a perfect fit for their family since we are pretty lazy in the house, and don't require a ton of excersize.  In addition, we're pretty docile creatures, and once we've adjusted to retirement, we make really nice pets.  I weigh in at a nice 80 lbs, but you wouldn't know it when I'm curled up like a small dog on the couch.  My half brother-Aaron was also adopted through GEGR, and we met my half sister-Rita and her mom when we went to Greyhounds in Gettysburg in April.  I'm a velcro dog, meaning that I love to be with my people, specifically Jack.  You know, that kid is really good for getting extra food.  When Jack isn't doing anything or is sleeping, I can usually be found right next to my mom.

I raced at Seabrook in New Hampshire, and my racing name was Valid Mark.  In February, I got on a hauler and was taken to Maryland where I then went to a place the hoomans called Greyhound Central.  This was actually the headquarters for our adoption group-Greyt Expectations Greyhound Rescue based out of Lusby, MD.  I got my nails trimmed, my body washed, microchipped (I already had tattoos in both ears), got deworming medicine and then met what would end up being my forever family.  I went to live with a nice lady named Tracy and her husband and kids for a few weeks before my mom and dad could take me home.  But I've been living with my family since the end of February, and they just love me to bits.

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My parents think they're funny
 

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Me and my half-sister Rita

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Rita and My matching "I sat in paint" spots on our rears

Favorites

Following Jack wherever he goes; walks on cool days; trying to sneak into the bed before Mommy can get in and then taking up all of the room; taking Mom's spot on the couch when she gets up to do something (really, I'm just trying to keep it warm for her); rawhides; eyeing up the bunnies in our neighborhood.

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