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:luck: and hoping the little one survives :luck: by the way Fleesh, could you let me have Hazels hot water bottle back when you've done with it :lol: because her f**king feet were like ice blocks last night, and she puts them in parts that other feet can't reach :- " :bFleesh said:Just taking a quick break between feeds to let you know that the little one is still with us.
I never even thought we'd bring him home. His heart rate was so low and after 10 minutes of rubbing there was no change. He was put aside as we thought that was it. He gasped a little but again we thought it was his last breaths. Only he just kept gasping, more and more often, for 10 more minutes, so he went on the heat pad and started to move his little head and legs.
I sweated so much in the car on the way home, with the heating on full blast keeping the pups and Blaze warm, hoping that Blaze would lay still in the back of the car and not spread blood everywhere, and hoping to doG that the little one would survive the journey.
It was a difficult journey, trying to keep an eye on Blaze and the pups for the full hour long journey (I think I bumped into the back of someones car at traffic lights but it was 9pm by the time I left the vets after leaving home at 2pm).
Blaze is doing well, she's settled into motherhood quite naturally and given that she had a section she has accepted the pups wonderfully, licking and cleaning all of them even the tiny one which can't help but give us more confidence that he is doing ok.
All that is left to say is a big thankyou to everyone for their well wishes, especially to Sadie who was in constant contact and Jac who thought nothing of offering to drive all the way down to Chesterfield just to help me as I was on my own, and who was on the other end of the phone with sound advice for hours. Also to Geoff and Hazel who were only a phone call away as Mum rang to ask for a bigger box that I could pick up on my way back (the bitches kept climbing out of mine).
Given the topics on K9 recently that have given whippet racers a bad reputation, well here's one that shows that although we can all whine and moan at times when it comes to our dogs, the love and consideration shown by everyone on here just goes to prove what a great bunch of people you all are, that would do anything to help, not just your own dogs but other peoples too :huggles: .
Must dash now - next feed is due, and my shift began at 6am, when will it end ? Who cares :thumbsup: .
ps. give my :wub: to your mum :lol: