Kirislin

It would mean the same thing, I think OP stands for original post.

When my dogs get that look I always put the dialogue I imagine they're thinking, and it's "I'll moiderate ya!" (I'll murder you)

Here's clever Kibah scraping the flesh off the peel and with her birthday slice

yep, loved it http://www.dolforums.com.au/index.php?showtopic=190827

Yep mine love fruit, I even gave Kibah a big slice of watermelon for her birthday. That's watermelon juice on her little lips hahaha

does anyone know what became of this dog, was she put down?

:D sorry for laughing, once again I am thinking I am glad it's not me.

hahahahaha!

this sounds good! I wouldn't be surprised if he finds something the other vets couldn't. I will ask around today for you as well, I know alot of greyhound people in Vic but some might know of chiros in NSW. Often the really good ones travel the country treating dogs, sometimes the big trainers fly them down.

she hasn't been back since yesterday, I keep checking, doesn't look good. :D I hope I am wrong and she's just been too busy to come back.

It's very gimmicky, I dont mean I'd like to see it used everywhere but I find if fascinating for scenery/landscape/streetscape type shots. I just watched a video of the effect, not done with a tilt shift. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jBofJ7_69o...feature=channel

Has anyone got a tilt shift lens? I am not intending to rush out and buy one but I like the effect.

No, I think that's like Snot, disorders dog.

a greyhound vet might still be OK but I would be looking for that muscle man too. Sometimes they only charge $10 or so, George Schofield in Mickelham does but I think he's a bit far for you.

this is what it can do.

I am not a fan of the product but this ad is wonderful 1000 frames per second apparently. Amazing!

dear oh dear, I only have a lowepro nova 170 and I've pretty much outgrown it. While searching Kelly Moore bags (which I'd never heard of until this thread) I found this. http://mckgiveaways.blogspot.com/2010/02/k...g-giveaway.html wish I'd found it sooner.

Is there something very wrong with all of us who enjoy reading these gross stories? I've been chuckling away here at the slimy dead rat story, all of them in fact. The main thought that comes to mind is, I am glad it didn't happen to me. Oh, and I've learned a new term for maggots, wiggly rice

Stormy, I dont mean a vet, I mean a "muscle man" more like a chiropractor, but find one who specialises in greyhounds, that part is important. The best way is to ask greyhound trainers who they use.

I am worried about this little puppy, sallywill hasn't been back since this morning. I hope the pup is OK.

Does it taste like chicken? I am thinking probably not.

:D Ah you remembered! It was the first thing that sprang to mind when I seen the thread title I had to search for the pics then the thread. Spooky we were posting at the same time! It's funny you had the presence of mind to take photos of it that is so so revolting. I bet if you think about it you can still smell it. Probably make you want to run and wash your hands again. ewwwwww

What a beautiful family!

When mine eat human poo at the park it never thrills me. I remember poor tlc saying her dogs rolled in it, and she had to wash it off them in the ocean with her bare hands. poor girl. I still shudder at the thought. Mine roll in maggoty dead things too, that's not nice. Eww JulesP!

I would still definitely take her to a greyhound muscle man. If you dont know of any, ring a greyhound trainer or go to the track and ask around. They often find things that vets just cannot. I wouldn't just trust the vets diagnosis in this case.