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kris said:
so do i.its the first time in over 30 years ive been without one. :( but our jac whippets more than make up for it! (w00t) :- " :wacko: :lol:


Ahhh glad to hear that, does Jac show or race her whippies or are they just pets?

Assuming that Jac is somehow related to you? ( sister maybe? ) Sorry bit nosey aren't i (w00t) Just interested :p

If she has got whippies i bet she is a TOP person :thumbsup: & glad you get to share them :)
 
jac is her daughter and she has 5 demented wippets that she races. not sure if she breeds and yes she is a top girl, one in a million. :huggles:
 
thats a very good description dana :D !thanks hun! :huggles: shes doesnt exactly breed shes had one litter from buffy and kept 3 of the pups!im always amazed she could bear to part with any of them! :- "
 
kris said:
thats a very good description dana :D !thanks hun! :huggles: shes doesnt exactly breed shes had one litter from buffy and kept 3 of the pups!im always amazed she could bear to part with any of them! :- "


Wow you have a daughter & get to share her whippies :) That must be great :thumbsup:

Its amazing how many show people have children who then grow up & go into dogs themselves. :)

The lady i bought my first IG from, her daughter would come along to the shows, only about 8 years old, i watched her go through Junior Handling & now in her twenties is an experinced handler & judge herself.

You must be VERY proud Kris, all the best to you & Jac :huggles:
 
my daughter used to do really well at junior handling,but as she grew through her teenager years and discovered boys and pop music she lost interest in showing.she bought her first whippy (buffy)as a pressy for her boyfriend (then her hubby)then when she got married a few years ago she decided to breed a litter from buffy as she would not accept another dog in the house so she decided to breed from her and keep a pup.that pup turned into 3!riley,jeebs and nell.then along came a non ped dobby.shes racing mad now!i think cos she enjoys watching the dogs enjoy themselves and doing what they were bred for.she first fell in love with whippys as a little girl.we knew harry and cath whimpanny from going to shows and jac used to always love sitting near to harry and playing with his dogs.she always wanted a whippy as a kid.now shes got 5! (w00t) anyway she moved back in with us before xmas last year and brought all the tribe with her. :wacko: tbh we dote on them now. :wub: thanks for the good wishes hun :huggles:
 
kris said:
my daughter used to do really well at junior handling,but as she grew through her teenager years and discovered boys and pop music she lost interest in showing.she bought her first whippy (buffy)as a pressy for her boyfriend (then her hubby)then when she got married a few years ago she decided to breed a litter from buffy as she would not accept another dog in the house so she decided to breed from her and keep a pup.that pup turned into 3!riley,jeebs and nell.then along came a non ped dobby.shes racing mad now!i think cos she enjoys watching the dogs enjoy themselves and doing what they were bred for.she first fell in love with whippys as a little girl.we knew harry and cath whimpanny from going to shows and jac used to always love sitting near to harry and playing with his dogs.she always wanted a whippy as a kid.now shes got 5! (w00t) anyway she moved back in with us before xmas last year and brought all the tribe with her. :wacko: tbh we dote on them now. :wub: thanks for the good wishes hun :huggles:


Aaaww that sounds lovely :D

I can understand her love of racing & watching them do what they enjoy, they just LOVE IT :)

Well, one whippy is NEVER enough so 5 to me sounds better (w00t) God she sounds just like me, cant bear to part with any :blink:

You must be a great mom :thumbsup: sure the whippies won you over in no time.

If i ever take mine racing (took the affies recently & would love to take the whippies) i'll look out for her & go & say Hello :thumbsup:
 
have a go at it nina,theyll love it. :thumbsup: only trouble is you might end up as addicted as her and be tearing all over the country racing your dogs! (w00t) and of course youll have to get a non ped as well cos theyre faster than peds so................ :- "
 
kris said:
have a go at it nina,theyll love it. :thumbsup: only trouble is you might end up as addicted as her and be tearing all over the country racing your dogs! (w00t) and of course youll have to get a non ped as well cos theyre faster than peds so................ :- "


Blimey, dont say that, i'll end up with a house full (w00t)

Tell Jac to make room.......................i'm on the way (w00t)
 
ill just get your room ready.................. ;) :lol:
 
kris said:
ill just get your room ready.................. ;) :lol:


Sounds great & dont worry about the "Krays" honest once you get used to them you will love em, promise! :- "

Just kinda think of them as over grown whippets with hair (w00t)

We can put locks on the fridge & cupboards BUT the curtains.............hmmmm, we will figure that one out 8)

On my way....................................... :p
 
dana said:
dana sends thanks for the hugs guys, she is fast asleep up my shirt at the mo and she is walking alot better on in now.
trish and graham - ive got a phobia of them too and an alergy to bee stings....good job i love her

kris - cheers for that i will have a look in town tomorrow, i just doused it in vinigar and that seemed to help her


just back to the bees for a minute

Vinegar is the wrong antidote for bee stings. Bees stings are acidic so you neutralise with alkali...wasp stings are alkali so neutralise with acid.............to remember which way round, follow my nana's lead

Vinegar for Vasps

Bicarb for Bees

hope this helps :thumbsup:
 
urchin said:
dana said:
dana sends thanks for the hugs guys, she is fast asleep up my shirt at the mo and she is walking alot better on in now.
trish and graham - ive got a phobia of them too and an alergy to bee stings....good job i love her

kris - cheers for that i will have a look in town tomorrow, i just doused it in vinigar and that seemed to help her


just back to the bees for a minute

Vinegar is the wrong antidote for bee stings. Bees stings are acidic so you neutralise with alkali...wasp stings are alkali so neutralise with acid.............to remember which way round, follow my nana's lead

Vinegar for Vasps

Bicarb for Bees

oh right i got it the wrong way round, thanks for that hun

hope this helps :thumbsup:

 
i can never remember that!i know ones alkali and ones acid but can never remember which!thanks for that urchin ill remember it now! :thumbsup:
 
i can never remember that!i know ones alkali and ones acid but can never remember which!thanks for that urchin ill remember it now! :thumbsup:

nina weve already got locks on everything here that contains food.dobby the non ped whippy soon trained us to do that!who are the krays by the way? :unsure: is it something i should be worried about? and what on earth do they do to curtains? :blink:
 
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half of poor dana's pad has now fell off! im assuming that it split when it was swollen. poor babe, she really has got a gob on with me now cos i keep putting antiseptic on it :(
 

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