Kirislin

I too have followed Roos thread over the months and admired your dedication and love for her. It's going to be a hard day for you when you let her go, and I hope you can let your conscience be at ease that you've done all and much more than most people would, to help her try to overcome her anxiety. In the end it will be a release for her, no more worrying and confusion and stress and panic. You will be doing her a kindness, as you always have throughout her life.

:laugh: they make up for their skinny willies with ginormous balls dont they.

Oh dear, I'm sorry for sending this thread off on a tangent, I dont mean to ask for rudie nudie pics of chimps, I just wondered why Furahi seemed to be missing his.

:laugh: well it's actually distracted me because it's NOT on show. :laugh: :laugh:

I dont make a habit of perving on apes privates but both photos where you'd expect to see something, all I can see is whopping great testicles and a little pink blob where his penis should be.

Interesting!

Marcus sent me this vid yesterday. I love that Widget is playing with the puppies.

Poor darling being mugged for her boobs

Wow, they're so like us, but so different too aren't they. It's fascinating to look at their expressions and interactions with each other. Um, I wondered if Furahi has suffered some injury to his privates, I couldn't help notice, he seems to be missing a penis. What's going on there?

Not long now, she'll be 8 weeks this Saturday, but I wont get her for another 2 weeks. Here she is, my little Maneki Neko, my Lucky Cat. 5F6A8545t by kirislin, on Flickr

18!!!!!! :laugh:

I wonder if dogs can have post natal depression.

great outcome! Well done.

that's so good to know. :D

I just love how it brings out their sense of fun.

It's the paralysis tick you really have to worry about, although I'm not sure if others carry lyme disease, I know that's in the USA but I dont know if it's in Australia.

did anyone else notice the thin trail of leaves where he'd been running his circuit? :laugh:

I have to admit to leading my horse off my car like that dog in the pic. But it was at the time of the Black Saturday bushfires and it was about 1.30am in the morning, I was alone and felt I had to evacuate her from my property. There was almost no traffic around and I crept along at about 5ks an hour with my hazard lights flashing. As it happened 2 young girls drove past and stopped to help me. One of them ended up riding her for me.

Here's the answer to the question asked a few days back as to whether dogs have a sense of humour. :laugh: I loved the backyard too, the way they'd planted clusters of trees.

If you're in West Gippsland I'm guessing that's still a fair way from the coastal area near Sale they're talking about. You probably are OK there. I used to live in Narracan and it was alot colder and wetter than Sale and the coast.

this is why I've posted the warning, they've moved to an area they're not normally known to be in. I dont think they're adapting to a cooler climate, I think it's because the climate is warming up.

We will love them all, regardless. Although I do know a woman who said to me once that she'd put a dog down if it had erect ears.

obviously a long coated breed, there's alot of hair there. I hope they remember they have to groom him.

Bush ticks are in lots of places. I've got them off dogs here when I worked at the groomers, but they weren't the deadly paralysis tick. That's the one they're finding in Sale now, and it will kill.

comfy there Stan?