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I just break 3 or 4 eggs and put the whole lot (with the shell) into the food processor when I am making their raw veggie slops...a wise idea to break the eggs first, I was not thinking straight one time and chucked in an unbroken egg with the cabbage leaves and the processor leapt all over the bench before I could grab it with one hand while trying to turn the wall switch off.

I paid $200 for my registered kelpie in 1982

I reckon that the handbrake was not on, and instead she had left the car in 'park' if it is an automatic or 2nd gear if it is a manual, the dog then tries to look out of the windscreen and knocks the gearstick with his little scrabbly paws. Then off he goes...driving straight back into the vets

I think that is what the name Shiba inu translates into in English. and here is proof that Westies have that attitude as well as Shiba inu's

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/handbrake-pooch-crashes-car-into-clinic/story-e6freoof-1226246791308 Handbrake pooch crashes car into Charters Towers Veterinary Clinic A small terrier got its revenge for a vaccination on Tuesday afternoon when it caused its owner's car to crash into a veterinary clinic. Veterinarian Dr Libby Lynch said the dog's owner had put her pet into the car while she stood outside talking to a friend outside the Charters Towers Veterinary Clinic. Dr Lynch said she thought the dog had knocked the handbrake out of position, causing the car to roll smash through the front of clinic. "We'll need a whole new front wall, the door, one of the windows are smashed,'' Dr Lynch said. The dog's owner, whom Dr Lynch did not want to name, is a regular at the clinic, and was extremely upset over the incident. "She was distraught, she didn't know what to do,'' Dr Lynch said. A local builder, who often takes his pets to the clinic, saw the damage shortly after the event, and boarded up the front of the building. Dr Lynch said this was not the only unfortunate event to occur to the building lately, with a tree falling on the clinic just one month ago. She said they were hoping for a new clinic building, but circumstances just kept intervening.

The Bond then should of not been refunded if their dog damaged property, was it?? No, the bond wasn't refunded, they used up the bond money by not paying rent for 3 weeks!

I have pm'd you her Facebook details (well I think it is her :-D )

Here ya go http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/106191-westies/page__p__1987762__hl__westies__fromsearch__1#entry1987762

well I bet that you now have had plenty of people asking if you have a Rosalie/Willow ❤ in 'stock' :laugh:

she looks like Chad Morgan...perhaps she is his little sister :laugh:

Those are lovely tags but I ended up buying some of these for my little guys, they don't go clang clang clang on their food bowls when they are eating, the noise was driving me nuts http://www.arcatapet.com/category.cfm?catnum=255 They are not too bad and the writing was really clear after I baked them.

Yes, the desexing was/is my main concern...if there is a loving home available the new owners would most likely desex, so it would be logical to desex first and add the desexing fee on top of the rescue fee (if there is one).

Yes, the initial post could have been read in different ways, depending on where one would put a comma or fullstop. If it is not too much trouble next time, jess live die, could you pop in some punctuation...it really would help...just a suggestion, I am not meaning to criticise at all, but I did find your first post confusing, and confusion makes my brain overheat.

If you are giving fish oil to your dog it is a wise idea to supplement it with Vitamin E https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=fish+oil+and+vitamin+E+for+dogs&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 and an interesting DOL post here.. http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/210570-i-almost-killed-my-dog-by-giving-him-fish-oil-tablets/

Excellent news Clyde, I am so happy for you that the little bugger is home where he belongs

Just turn your back while I whisk her away :laugh: You are a lucky-duck fostering her, she has that Westie "I'll do what you want if I feel like it" look.

Buy an electric meat mincer and mince up turkey necks, my lot get them mixed with vegie slops (+ ACV, fish oil, ginger, mustard, herbs, orange ,bananas, apples). They are doing well on this. (I also add a tiny amt of Vit E powder) Try giving Indy a turkey neck instead of the chicken wing, he may get enthusiastic with that instead. Here is a mincer, good price if no-one else bids on it :-D http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NEW-Heavy-Duty-Electric-Meat-Grinder-Mincer-Reverse-Sausage-adapter-Food-pusher-/200699288397?pt=AU_SmallKitchenAppliances&hash=item2eba9c1b4d

I was a landlord once, we had a big Queenslander we had restored, we rented it. The new tenants asked if they could have a dog, ok, we said, but just a small/medium one. They bought an adult GSD and within 3 months all the beautiful red cedar French doors that led onto the veranda were gouged out at the bottom from her scraping to get in, she even scraped marks on a glass door. The skirting boards were chewed and scrapes on the polished floors. These were nice clean people but had no respect for anyone else's property. If I were ever to become a landlord again, yes I would rent to a tenant with a dog or two, but it would be a bomb-proof house and a very large dog-bond would be charged.

O No, I clicked on your thread this morning K9, hoping that Lucky was a little better only to find that he had passed away. Poor sweet little boy. RIP Lucky.

I didn't watch the whole lot, yes it was sad but I couldn't help thinking that it was odd that they had videoed the situation leading up to the death of Oden as well as his final moment. I though it a bit off that they would do that.

I was just going to write that very thing Sandra! Yes, they do carry ringworm so keep a look-out for dots/bald patches appearing around his mouth or on his paws. http://www.dog-health-guide.org/RingwormInDogs.html

It is between Lutwyche Rd and Webster Rd, it is a little suburb tucked in between Lutwyche and Stafford. I used to live in Lutwyche years and years ago, an Iggie may like to live there :-)

that's how he got the sports lexus...from being a guilt-free tight-ar*e

According to the blurb they take on the ambient temperature, so hot in summer and cold in winter, that would not be good for an arthritic dog. I had read some info about the beds, here are some of the links: https://seniorpetsupplies.com/arthritis-joint-care/canine-cooler.html http://www.online-pet-store-4u.com/product_Canine-Cooler-Bed.html http://www.mypet.net.au/CanineCooler.htm my three lie on them in the winter, they also have soft-mattressy beds to lie on, but prefer the dog water beds. Thanks for that information, very interesting and contradicts the information on the other site, they appear to be much better quality too. Do they feel warm in the winter if you put your hand between the dog and the bed ? I haven't put my hand between them and the bed, I don't know why I haven't either, I didn't think of it! I think, as it is a waterbed, it takes the pressure off the parts that take the weight while lying down...hips, shoulders and ribs. While I was looking for those links I posted I noticed that there are heated waterbeds. http://petsnthingsonline.com/2010/08/16/a-water-bed-for-dogs-offers-comfort-and-pain-relief/ Bugger...I can't find a link now, the link above goes nowhere. If I wanted to warm the waterbed I would put one of those pads they use for hermit crabs or bunnies underneath http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/items/_W0QQ_sopZ12?_nkw=hermit%20crab%20heat%20pad&_fromfsb=0&_trksid=m270.l1313 http://www.nextag.com/small-heating-pad/stores-html