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It is such a roller coaster, Westiemum. **Hugs** to you and Mac.

Hmmm, I think that might be nitpicking :dummy: (I have no idea what message is given by the dummy emoticon - I just like it :laugh: :laugh: ) Evenin’ Zac. Keep those Westies in order, y’hear.

I’m sorry, but that is totally unacceptable. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I’ve just read through this, JulesP. What a tough time you and Amber have been having. I am pretty sure you suggested Pediassure to me in my “Danny” thread. I didn’t have to try it because Danny did start eating. Having had months of trying to find something that Danny would eat with him losing weight drastically, I really agree with this. If they like something that is not going to create problems for them, I believe in letting them have it.

This is what i always suspected would happen :laugh: Do you think we might all be have teensy weensy hopes in this direction . . . . . . . . .

Lovely. Dogs love their caves.

Just finished it, DDD and it's brilliant. Funny and sad at the same time and beautifully written. Highly recommend it. Oh thank you. I’ve been looking for something to read. Off to the shops tomorrow.

Good thing they are in WA :D . 10 years is still puppyhood for Papillons. Someone is going to be very very lucky.

That is really beautiful, ellejaytee. **hugs** to you both. I used to have a black and white teeny tiny Papillon X Chihuahua who died seven years ago too. I recently bought some new dog coats and one is black and white. I put it on Tamar (Shih Tzu X Maltese) and a little later, out of the corner of my eye, I caught this flash of black and white. I am sure my heart stopped for a nano second. I can’t believe you would make a post about a Malamute puppy and not attach a photo. :D :D

Oh yes . Please don’t take any risks with your own dog. It is coming up to 7 years since one of my dogs was killed by a foster dog. :cry: I will never forget the horror and live every day with the knowledge that I didn’t protect my own dog.

He has written an autobiography of his early years called "Flesh Wounds". I haven't read it but heard a long interview with him about it. I regularly listen to him on ABC 702 Drive now that I have a little Walkman radio.

I wonder about the bit that says won't want to share with another canine at home. I've always felt that skittish and nervous dogs can do very well in a home where there are laid back and comfortable dogs.

Beautifully written - as one would expect. Pity more men can't wear their hearts on their sleeves as eloquently as Richard Glover.

For someone to immediately fly into such a rage, I can't help but think she has severe problems that require professional help. I feel sorry for,both parties really and hope the poo bag was securely tied. Sad.

Bugger . I fully anticipated the falling in love, but I hadn’t taken account of said cat. Back to the drawing board :laugh: :laugh:

I ordered my chicken jerky last week. Expensive, but the dogs love it, and that is all that matters.

This is such an important message to get across. I always like to stress that whatever the size, a dog is a dog - and still wants to run and chew on bones. :) :)

He really is gorgeous - a bit porky as you suggested LOL. G’night little Zac and your Westie pals. Finally a life you deserve. WM :thumbsup:

What a sweetheart. I hope they are so happy together.

Oh god, that is horrible. I wish I’d been there. I would have taken the little dog. :cry:

He sounds delightful, WM. So so happy that you were on hand to rescue him. Happy Happy

A huge sigh of relief from Mooch City, Westiemum. Finding it hard to forgive a failed fone, though :mad :laugh: :laugh: He will probably have the best sleep for a long time; he will know he is safe, warm, loved and in a deeply caring and understanding home.

I never thought he was hot, but I rather enjoyed the occasional program .......... until fame went to his head and his hat which was always new and clean.