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has anyone considered that perhaps he has a career as a worker? All that barking may be of use somewhere....

Aww..she had a wonderful last time with you - she got her spark back, and knew happiness again . Run with tail wagging, dear Katie - over that bridge, with some happy stories to tell... thanks to some wonderful people .

I just came acrosss THIS PERSON's work! Absolutely beautiful

Oh - Welcome to D O L > that is so sad - I hope the next vet appointment can be a useful one and not just fob you off with no explanation. Poor Tobi must be feeling pretty average

...and much enjoyment was had! Your oldie is certainly still full of the joys of life ! How wonderful to see

Scary article . So our dogs are doomed to eat kibble and never to have the benefit of some natural therapies or food or BONES !

Thanks for the update - glad everyone's doing well.

What a dear old thing You have indeed benn generous - and she is so fortunate to be in your loving care - with company and love forever, now.

Welcome, batgirl Love the 'mask' ! She certainly is uniquely marked .

Looks normal to me ....

I hope it all works - sounds promising so far . Keep us posted , please. Penny is lucky she landed with understanding people!

WEll Done , both of you

Run free forever, genie What a beautiful tribute video ...she certainly was a lovely soul . take care of yourselves ...

TALK TO YOUR VET about this. you cannot totally eliminate protein ...and there are different proteins. Get your vet, or a specialist vet to explain this to you - write it down, maybe ? Then you can work out the correct diet It is hard to think of him as 'older' - I remember when he was a pup!

Such good news Well Done, all !

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..and they never leave your heart. I still miss my Mitchell, who died back in 1997

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You have done a wonderful thing for dear old katie She looks so happy in the latest photos !

To put it politely .

Oh. It would need to be an absolutely fabulous resort to de-stress the poor Mum - being taken away from Home as well as losing her pups .... I hope it works for her!

YES!!!

So hard - any loss of calcium by her feeding them could have a nasty outcome ,but in an ideal world it would be lovely if she could be with them ! I sympathise I would be asking the vet for a calmative/sedative - poor girl will not be doing herself any good being so stressed ... I second Rebanne's suggestion of a tight tshirt or maybe a a baby's onesie/grosuit ..with no gaps where the pups could get to the teats ! they would soon learn

he shouldn't have been "out of it " from local anaesthetic - as that is injected into the area around.of the op site itself . ..should not affect the brain at all!

You did absolutely the best thing for this dog She now has a home where you know she is happy - and if you do indeed love her- that should make you feel pleased with your decision, from her point of view. Well Done .