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Fantastic news!

Jellyblush I have just read this and wanted to say you are such an amazing dedicated person for all you are doing for Roo. I wished I lived closer and could offer to dogsit for no charge for you both. I wish you and Roo all the very best *huge hugs*. My girl is also very anxious and is on medication. It was suggested to me to do a thyroid test as well - for Molly; hers was fine but you should look at it. Particularly the Free T4 I think. Good luck.

I use a springer and the harnesses I use are the Ruffwear Webmaster. Very strong and don't slide around too much Thank you :)

Sending prayers for Spud *hugs*

I have the walky-dog too but can I ask please for those that use a harness with it, what type of harness do you find is best?

Oh my gosh, way too much cuteness in this thread! Cooper as a pup did cuteness well And using Molly as a pillow

Dr Karen Overall has a relaxation protocol. http://www.dogdaysnw.com/doc/OverallRelaxationProtocol.pdf

Fantastic news!

She is beautiful! Happy Birthday!

I was thinking a blockage too I hope she gets back to normal asap

Bloody hell that is a whole lot of food! My GSDs get raw meaty bones for breakfast and the male gets 1 cup of dry and the female 3/4 cup (both with a little bit of raw meat) for dinner.

The other thing to consider is how long he would have to be under for the surgery to try and save his sight? My cat (then 16) had her eye removed (cancer) last year and the specialist who did it only took 10-15 minutes. I was so worried at her age about the general anesthetic. Wishing you both the best.

I have switched to Canidae as while my girl did brilliantly on BH, my solid black boy looked like crap - no shine and dandruff. I only switched my girl as I can't be bothered feeding two different types.

Oh my god I am so very, very sorry

Mosley is stunning!

Classic!

I would as I believe you should have a tetanus jab every 10 years anyway. And yes when I had mine last, it hurt like hell.

I am so glad it is helping :) I moved recently (different states) with the dogs and 2 elderly cats. We stayed in a one room cabin for about 2-3 months while we bought. Definitely take things (dog beds etc) that the dogs recognise as theirs. And perhaps try keeping Mac in just a couple of rooms for a few days until he is familiar with his surroundings. Also you could try leaving a light on at night for him. Good luck.

Always been black/tan for me until I brought home Cooper, so now solid black would be my fav!! I do like blue dogs (not in my breed)

I use a phone book too for perchwork and getting movement through the hind legs.

That is a brilliant update Hankdog!

My Molly has severe thunderstorm fears as well as noise (fireworks). I am hoping that since we have moved to the boonies there will be none around us this year. I give her Xanax though. An article by Karen L. Overall http://veterinarynews.dvm360.com/dvm/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=136493

Eeeeeee he is gorgeous! I love his head wrinkles

I could very well be wrong (wouldn't shock me!) but I *think* from looking at his pedigree that he has some showlines mixed in along the way. Don't know that is any help in regards to your question :)

I am so very sorry What a beautiful girl