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From the look of Filly, Neko has a few more years to catch up in the obedience stakes... lol! T.

:laugh: I agree, although I must admit, Dolly is very cute. It was funny, I had quite alot of people come up to me on the day and ask "is this Neko?" One lady also told me she was walking her (very pretty, little seal) IG in a suburban park in Melb and a couple hurried up to her and asked if it was Neko. She said no, she wished it was. It seems my little girl is famous. Even if the judges dont like her, the public does. :laugh: Here's the lady's little IG who was mistaken for Neko. Her name if Filly. She's smaller than Neko and very sweet. 5F6A6464dppt by kirislin, on Flickr Would it be mean of me to say that this dog is very pretty, but still not a patch on our gorgeous Neko? T.

2 does it for me overall, but I'm always a sucker for goofy dog pics... *grin* T.

Awww... pretty girl! T.

Rossmore Vet Clinic at Rossmore will work with rescue - not so far from Campbelltown area, and they are excellent vets. Talk to Ted or Robert about setting up an account. References from your current vet clinics indicating that you pay your bills on time, etc, will be a good idea. T.

Nova wouldn't be due to have another litter for how long? T.

*melts* Me SOOOO wants! Totally in love! Maybe I'll have to wait until Luna has pups? *grin* T.

I know! She's teasing us so much! T.

I spent some of my teen years up in that area - our dog was smart and steered clear of snakes, and he was pretty much immune to ticks... but he was born and raised a country dog. City raised dogs don't tend to have the same innate "smarts" when it comes to the strange things they encounter in the country. I must say though, when Mum would get on the mower, the dog would follow her around to get eat the remains of the Death Adders she'd intentionally run over. He never ate the head part though... smart dog that! Us kids would have to go up to the orchard and collect any snake heads so that other wildlife weren't tempted to eat them. T.

I'm loving the sable ones... stunning critters! T.

Swoon-worthy photos are on Facebook... I'm still loving Yellow girl... *sigh* T.

Hahahaha! Shame Puck, shame! I'd just clean up what I could and then invest in a nice little rug to cover the rest... but I'm just lazy... lol! T.

Pickles tries to get them, but her mobility issues and lack of coordination mean that she hasn't caught anything to date. Zeddy and Trouble (Lab) are content to leave them be. Harper tells them to get out of her yard, but doesn't try to kill them. T.

Definitely fencing to contain the dogs will be a must... if they roam and harass any animals they will be shot... no warnings. Tick prevention will also be necessary pretty much all year round. Keep grassed areas short and make sure water bowls are elevated to deter snakes coming in to find water when it gets hot. T.

Gorgeous photos grizabella... as always! T.

What is encouraging is that the fire only consumed 20ha more overnight - and a portion of that would have been back burns... firies are tops! T.

Latest update... Watch and Act - Greens Rd, Warrimoo (Blue Mountains LGA) 2014-11-15 05:54 Posted: 2014-11-15 05:54 A Watch and Act remains in place for residents in the Warrimoo and Valley Heights area due to a bush fire burning. The fire has burnt almost 60 hectares. Current Situation Easing conditions overnight have allowed crews to conduct backburning between Greens Road and Florabella Street. This will continue throughout the morning, with increased smoke and fire activity visible through the area. More than 220 firefighters continue to work on the fire. ------------------------------------- Last night's southerly buster was pretty ferocious - very windy conditions, even though it was much cooler. Hats off to the brave men and women out there fighting the fire! T.

How embarrassing... lol! Only fired one shot, and managed to shoot himself... and now he's "famous"... lol! Cute dog... which didn't seem too perturbed about the film crew, etc... T.

We have a fire emergency happening at Warrimoo/Blaxland... I hope any DOLers over that way are all safe and sound... Sounds like it has the potential to get a lot worse before it gets better. Still out of control and getting larger. And the weather isn't set to turn until later this evening. T.

Hmmm... so crossing a border suddenly renders a dog "not dangerous"? Stupid laws... no wonder people are confused... T.

WOW!!! Just WOW! I have just added Singapore Zoo and Jurong Bird Park to my bucket list! Faved quite a few of your photos on Flickr... truly gorgeous! T.

Woosie was my one true soulmate - hard to believe that she went to the Bridge 10 years ago at the end of September... my soul broke when she had to leave me. She was a big fave with pups of all ages - but the littlies really adored her - here she is at nearly 1 with my cousin's 4 week old pet shop ACD... ... here she is at 4 months with a friend's little kitten - the kitten beat her up! ... and here's her 1st birthday party photo - my friend made a special doggy friendly cake... Damn I miss her so much! T.

Who the hell takes their (declared) dangerous dog on holidays and thinks that they can relax the restricions on it because they are on holidays... the dog should have been muzzled and wearing it's special collar at the very least! Hope the hit to the hip pocket hurts enough to wake them up to responsible ownership. T.

Nope - Zeddy's mum was a pure Rotti, and her dad was the local escapee Pitbull from down the road. She was all of 5 weeks old when I got her from a FTGH ad in the trading post - tiny but feisty... lol! Woosie helped bring her up to be a well natured and lovable girl though... T.

Certainly young pups recover from desexing a lot faster than when an older dog is done - but there is some evidence to suggest that long bone growth (among other things) is affected by early age desexing - dogs can be leggier if desexed young. Then again there is also some evidence from the other side of the argument suggesting there may be some health benefits to desexing young. It all depends on what you choose to read and take note of - and what purpose you are buying the pup for... ie. if you are wanting to compete in doggy sports, it's advisable to leave desexing until the dog has fully grown. T.