unclepuncle
pfm Member
My sister has just taken on her first guide dog puppy to train for the first year.
He’s so cute I think she’s secretly hoping he doesn’t make the grade and she can keep him. Though so far he has been a model pupil.
Pics of your pets (part III)
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He’s so cute I think she’s secretly hoping he doesn’t make the grade and she can keep him. Though so far he has been a model pupil.
Sorry to hear that news.
My beautiful Tara who sadly was diagnosed with an oral tumour an hour before that shot was taken this morning.
She’s too old and it’s too expensive to make surgery a realistic option so it’s a wait and see approach and see how it develops and if it starts to affect her quality of life there will really only be one option.
Lovely dogs and borders - looks like your having the same problem as me with brown patches on the grass thoughThese
Unfortunately these three didn't make it to be Guide Dogs so they now live permanently with us.
Gromit
Plasticine Dog
So much cooler today, and a fresh(er) breeze too, we ventured out on to the top field...
Flattie in field by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
Flattie in field by Boxertrixter, on Flickr
calorgas
Generic middle-aged man
So very sorry to read that, she looks lovely. We had something similar with our springer who developed a tumour at the other end and the prognosis at the time was pretty bad, but he was much too old for a major operation to make any sense. That was diagnosed in October last year but as it happened the tumour didn't develop as fast as expected and he went quietly to old age instead.
My beautiful Tara who sadly was diagnosed with an oral tumour an hour before that shot was taken this morning.
She’s too old and it’s too expensive to make surgery a realistic option so it’s a wait and see approach and see how it develops and if it starts to affect her quality of life there will really only be one option.
awkwardbydesign
Officially Awesome
Is that a wheat field? Is it yours? The farmer at the end of our road has had to erect a barbed wire fence to keep dog walkers out, because he says dog faeces can make his wheat unsalable due to contamination.So much cooler today, and a fresh(er) breeze too, we ventured out on to the top field...
jfs
pfm Member
He needs to up his Hide and Seek gameSo much cooler today, and a fresh(er) breeze too, we ventured out on to the top field...
Tony Lockhart
Avoiding Stress, at Every Opportunity
Gromit
Plasticine Dog
We're very fortunate in having a good relationship with local farmers round here - this is quite a walk from our place so rarely gets visited by dog-walkers; means Harley's dropped all the kids off long before getting here. The biggest problem is foxes and muntjac deer around this area. Muntjacs are a royal PITA.
Tony Lockhart
Avoiding Stress, at Every Opportunity
Out all night, mess stuff up, come home, feed, sleep. Pedro is living it to the max.
