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I only discovered it a few weeks ago myself. I sure could have done with it when Willow was going through all her ops. But everyone on here was such a big help to us back then. (Getting all sentimental now, lol.)

It's fantastic isn't it, how quickly dogs can adapt and get on with life after limb amputation. 8) If it were one of us humans we'd be hobbling about for months on end!! You might be interested in this forum; http://www.handicappedpet.net/help/viewforum.php?f=11 Alot of people on there...

Jill's got a toupe!!!! :lol:

:x Horrible. She has an eight year old daughter as well. If it was my choice the child would be removed from her care as well. She's not the kind of person to be intrusted with any living beings care!!! :rant:

The sell it minus the saddle and pedals? :blink: Very cool though. ;)

(w00t) That has to be the weridest thing I have ever seen!!! :blink:

My sister (who doesn't have any dogs!) walks like a whirlwind. Anytime we head somewhere together she storms on ahead and I'm left struggling to keep up! (w00t) Trying to have a conversation is near impossible. What the heck is the hurry!!!! :lol: Sure at least you get to admire the...

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So glad to see all has worked out well for this pup! 8) She's a beauty. :wub:

Congrats on your new arrival. Now hurry up already with the pics!!!! :lol: I have a Willow here, my bitch. Her name gets shortened to Wills or Willy woo woo. I get a right laugh seeing the kids get all embarrassed at the park when I call out "Where's my Willy woo woo?!" (w00t) :lol:

Do not tell her off when she does it. Clean it up with minimum fuss and ensure there is no scent left behind to attract her to pee there again. (Use Bio wash powder/white vinegar to clean.) If it's fear, she needs to see him as provider of all things good, plus lots of time to come round to...

£5 a lesson sounds reasonable to me.... or is my math wrong. :blink: Go on ya skinflint, give it a go, Jill would love it! :thumbsup:

Lovely dogs and photos. Now those collars..... where did you get them please? :- "

Ha ha, how clever is he. :lol:

Lucky Silly. :lol:

It certainly seems to make sense; so long as owners are sensible and don't leave the bitch open to opertunities of unwanted mating etc. With rescues though they can't always be guaranteed the new owners will be careful enough and it's probably a case of being better off neutered sooner than...

Nina, What effects does it have on a bitch to have her neutered pre first season, physically/mentally? I'm curious. My bitch was neutered at 6-7 months and never had a season. So far, so good; but just wondering what effects this might have on her.

If the emails they have recieved so far are from people that are willing to travel to view the dogs, perhaps that is why they haven't responded. I've a feeling there aren't any dogs to actually be seen. But I could be wrong.

The wee jack beside him doesn't look to pleasesd that it's not got one! Very cute. 8)