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PHONE AROUND YOUR LOCAL VETS. THE COST INCLUDES THE AMOUNT OF ANASECTIC THAT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF THE DOG. YOUR BEN IS SMALL SO IT WILL BE CHEAPER. LET US KNOW HOW YOU GET ON

HOWS LILLIE?

:( NEVER MIND-

WHAT ARE YOU LIKE :multi: NO TREATS FOR THE REST OF THE DAY

[quote name='bk_blue']BK is an angel at the vet's. It is disgusting the way he sucks up to the vet like he's the Perfect Dog... but the vet knows better and if BK ever tries his attention seeking ways on him (foot stamping, whinging etc, always when the vet is paying attention to Rinny) he lets him know his turn is coming! :roll: :P[/quote] BK KNOWS IT'S BEST TO KEEP ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE VET :)

Poppy sits by my leg and leans. Paddy puts his chin on my knee and looks up with pleading eyes Gladis will clime up on my knee slowly, first one paw then two next one leg then she 's there :)

:( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( why don't people try training a dog before giving it up

Don't feel bad about buying a dog from a pet store. People who buy from them don't know. They think a nice kind breeder took them there rather sell them their self. I presume you have loved and enjoyed this dog. in the future if you want to buy another dog you know to look at the shelters.

since she was a tiny puppy Gladis would shake with fear when she was on the vets table. As she got bigger she would refuse to walk in when our name was called. I would have to pick her up she weighs 20k and carry her in. When she got fixed I stayed with her untill she had the pre med so it would be less trumatic for her. three weeks ago she cut her foot quite bad I stayed with her again untill she had the pre-med. When we returned for check-ups after the operation she stood on the table wagging her tail at the vet, She was in bad pain with her foot and he made it better :D

:( AVA I GOT THE DREADED [color=red]X[/color]PLEASE SORT IT OUT :(

YES K YOU COULD SAY THAT WEE-MAIL LOL :D

[quote]OHH OHHH *waving hand in air* I know the answer to this one...you get yourself another dog!!! then you can say "sorry I already have a pair"!![/quote] I have the same problem with Paddy I think I will try K's idea next time I am asked :D

Aroura best of luck for tomorrow, I would give the obedience a miss for one week, give the other dogs a chance to catch up :D

[quote]Mouse, are you saying that for the most part the marking will stop if we have them fixed? Is this what you experienced? Will they live "happily ever after" together without turning our house into a GIANT kennel?[/quote] My male is not fixed because I show him. He does not mark in the house because the females are fixed. He does mark when we go for a walk because he is walking where compleat females walk. He is telling them he is here and he is the best male around

like I said too clever :D

Far too clever. I have a fruit bowl on the window-sil it has apples and oranges in it. Gladis took her ball jumped up put her front paws on the window-sil and dropped the ball in the fruit bowl. [size=2]all the clever dogs are dogo dogs[/size] :D hows uni going

I was worried when Gladis went to get fixed her scar is less than an inch she recovered very quick. You are doing the right thing. Too many things can go wrong with a compleat female. We will be thinking of you and Lily on Friday :D

no question is silly- enjoy your day :D

:evil: :evil: IGNORANCE

Take care little McKAY, Find the other puppies from your litter and play together :angel: :angel: :angel:

It is a very sad story :( he knew you loved him very much, just as he loved you. I belive you will meet him again.

:( sorry. I thought she would pull though. don,t forget the memorial board

Paddy rarely does in our garden. My 2 females are neutered. When we go for a walk he lifts his leg on every thing :)

Crufts ' prize terrier was to be put down [url]http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0100regionalnews/page.cfm?objectid=12722416&method=full&siteid=50061[/url]

LOL :D THAT'S A BIT DRASTIC PADDLE. TRY ASPRIN FOR A HEADACHE :D