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she gorgeous! you have matching dogs- same colours! goodluck with her x

my dog is like the one you described Moriarte, she loves other dogs but is submissive, if a bigger dog runs up to her, she has learned to bark once or twice to tell the dog she aint up for a rough and tumble, this causes the bigger dog to approach nicer, then my dog is okay to say hello- but if...

its not cruelty, but its ignorance on their part.

I never generalise breeds, the most threatening dog i ve experienced when vet nursing was a jack russell- he kept biting towards my face/neck. he did get my shoulder though. i have met many scared gsd's, staffs (dogs that people percieve as aggro) and when they have tried to bite me- its when...

Aw goodluck and remember to be patient- rescues are so rewarding, im sorry for your loss, its nice to lose a dog anyway, but to see them suffering is torture. Im sure she's enjoying doggy heaven!x again goodluck, and start as you mean to go on!x

whether the risk of a pyometre is very low or very high, i wouldnt want my dog going through it. i have seen what the infection can do to a healthy bitch and i wanted to totally rule that out. so i just had Flo speyed at 18 months, she had about 3 seasons. i wanted to wait, i wanted an adult...

pitt bulls are now being called- irish staffs, american staffs, red nose terriers. my thoughts are that they are a cross of american bull terriers and stafforshire bull terriers. my friend has an 'irish staff', i just thought he was a staffie. but now i look at him- he is extremely wide and...

hey- im pretty much the same as you- and i have a dog and cat, but i also have a boyfriend- who doubles the income and halves the work needed when owning pets! i find it pretty challenging anyway- and have had to do it alone a couple of times whilst chris has been away- but its knackering! if...

i wish i cud work part time, but like many others must do full time- our terrier isnt as active as most others- due to her hip problem, but still loves a great walk and many playtimes! we both work full-time, oh has been waiting for new job for 2 months- so Flo has had loads of attention...

looks like you have a good relationship with bramble your lurcher- well done! hope some of em get eaten, nothing like killing and eating your own food- my dad shoots deer, pheasant, wood cock etc- we have to eat them all- cant let them go to waste!!! my terrier is quick but never got a rabbit-...

oh no, lawley you know im close. did they take her to newtown vets? i worked there and sometimes we had lists of people willing to hand rear? i dont know any lactating bitches, i'll ask around.... get back to update?xxxxxxxxx

they can get chest and throat infections as can anything, or it can be kennel cough. or there is something tickling/stuck in nasal passage?? or they can be allergic to something. or there could be something connected with the lungs-infection etc... many differents- its just not given the name...

feed a few small meals a day- spread out. more exersise, our dog got podgy cos we got lazy! get up and enjoy long walks together. exersisi is the key to fab coat too!

um bitches should have a season every 6months, you really need to that at least before you start breeding! theres lots of books that have the basic info in, but you should seek advice from a good breeder...

so lovely- these pics have made me think of our labs and have posted a link to Scott at a BASC day xx

http://www.nickridley.com/2006%20EOS/BASC%20GTD/index.html just wanted to show off one of my mums pups she bred, he was 18months there, such a stunning boy! very proud of him and hes a great worker xxx hes on page 3, right at bottom - two photos on left side

Our Flo is the best Ratter out there! I see her many times running around the perimeter of the garden with a grey furry infront! Of course i then have to stop her ripping it up- she a terror terrier! she has once killed the cutest baby squirrel infront of me i was watching it playing in garden...

hey! chin-up because we got refused about 15 times as we have a dog and cat, and have been let down sooooooo many times, but last week we got a lovely 4 story terrace- the landlord is lovely and welcomes our pets! there will be a place for you and your future whippey - trust us, been there! x

aaw, fostering kits is fantastic- i occasionally help out the CP and local welfare charity, its sometimes quite heartbraking and then again very fulfilling! its surprising how they can bounce back to confidence, goodluck with Fizz xxx

sick kids that get their kicks out of doing that, so cruel and totally heartless, awful that she didnt die instantly, rip little one x