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got a bit worried about your post at first....glad it's only his age.

I think he'll look cool with a sun visor, he's so placid he probably won't mind wearing one.

Just been to Wales and never have I seen so many dogs on holiday, one little dog got wheeled past in a sort of small shopping trolley, didn't get the chance to ask the owner why, would Fred go in a backpack if you didn't want to let him stay at home ?

lots of :huggles: to little Fred from all of us :wub:
 
Sorry to hear about Fred :( but not too bad news I suppose , Im sure youve years ahead to gether still :luck:

Isnt it strange how some age quicker than others , much like people I suppose

Ive got Montee becoming a veteran next month (w00t)

Still no sign of Woody (11) or Mollee ( 10 1/2) slowing down yet . although Woody still wobbles and walks a bit odd due to his op last december.

Mayzee (15) is just happy to poddle about the garden, :blink: shes completely deaf and her eyes are going cloudy now and she has trouble seeing in the dark :( but her appetite is still spot on :- " and she can still get on the bed at 6 am each morning ;)
 
JAX said:
Sorry to hear about Fred  :(   but not too bad news I suppose , Im sure youve years ahead to gether still  :luck:

Isnt it strange how some age quicker than others , much like people I suppose

Ive got Montee becoming a veteran next month  (w00t)  

Still no sign of Woody (11)  or Mollee ( 10 1/2)  slowing down yet . although Woody still wobbles and walks a bit odd due to his op last december.

Mayzee (15) is just happy to poddle about the garden, :blink:   shes completely deaf and her eyes are going cloudy now and she has trouble seeing in the dark  :(   but her appetite is still spot on  :- "  and she can still get on the bed at 6 am each morning  ;)

Yes I agree some do age quicker than others, my dear old ESS at 15 yrs is now really feeling her age, BUT wicked Wizzy can still be extremely naughty even tho' a true veteran :teehee: even when it comes to dragging the odd blanket outside for a slice of the 'rays', even if the other vet, Xsara, has to join in too :thumbsup:

And he really enjoyed strutting his stuff at a local trainning class the other night showing my grand daugther Jazmin how it should be done if she wants to be a Junior Handler :- " Bless him, the best teacher you can get.

Best of luck with Fred, lots of love, cuddles and everything at his own pace now, enjoy. :thumbsup:
 
:luck: Bless him, poor old chap. I love the oldies, but they are such a worry with all their bits and bobs going wrong. Hope Fred perks up soon
 
how scary, I'd of been getting worried too :sweating:

isn't it strange how one day you suddenly realise that they're not getting old anymore, they have become old :(

but he's still a lovely boy and I'm sure he'll still carry on having the fantastic lifestyle he has become accustomed too :luck: :- " :lol:

my old Devon isn't far behind him, he'll be 11 at Christmas - and he's about to enter the show ring again for the first time this decade (w00t) so there is still plenty of life left in our oldies :lol:
 
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