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Oh no - hope you feel better later and it isn't too sore.
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'Thanks I'll live but Im angry at myself. this in the third time in one year Ive fallen and I havent even had the good grace to be drunk....Oh no - hope you feel better later and it isn't too sore.
I just realized the true reason why I am the one with the leash when we both are out with the dog. It’s because should something like this happen to my dearest wife, she will be mad angry too, but not just at herself Someone will have to be the lightning rod, and it won’t be the dog.... I'll live but Im angry at myself...
Nose bleed spounds nasty...Lol!!
I've wondered if there's an age where you switch from 'falling over' to 'having a fall'...
I had a similar experience when I woke up in the night with the skin on my face feeling really odd. I put my hand up, and it was all rough, dry and scaly, with bits falling off Turned the light on, and found I'd had a nosebleed in my sleep which had then dried on my face!
I'm just catching up with posts and decided finally to check Murphy's story up. I'm sitting here with misty eyes...it is like you are describing my little ones interaction....AWWWW! Sometimes the friendship just 'clicks'.Indeed, we have had three boys in one house before starting with a BC adding a beagle and then a rat terrier.. They were fine but it was nothing compared to the bond that Murphy and George have had since day one. I've never seen two adult dogs bond so quickly and so well. Of course there are things we have to be careful about George inhales food like an industrial hooverso he has to be kept seperated from Murphy who is a slower considered eater. Also if there is a bone or chew treat we keep them apart after all there is no need to tempt disaster. But they play and sleep together beautifully. They seem to have found in each other what they were missing before George loves to be around other dogs and Murphy needed back up. In fact George is the sort of dog many of us hate seeing off lead he is a social butterfly who if given the chance will be up in your face saying 'hello, I love you, be my buddy' until you just get smothered. Yet Murphy seems to like it, in fact they even engage in mutual grooming to the point of licking in each others mouths (YUK) they wrestle and neither one is dominant they take turns to be the one pinning the other to the floor and seem to enjoy it all ..Never any aggression...
I am counting my blessings with George.. Photo is them enjoy off lead time this morning
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