imported_Kat

Great news to hear that Boonie is doing better :D

wow what great looking dogs! They are so regal looking and those puppies are just so sweet ! :D

I can definitely empathise! Phoenix got out yesterday when my wee nephew left the door open. Luckily though he would sell his soul for a kitty treat and a quick shake of the box and he was back inside :lol:

Good luck to your parents with the new puppy :wink:

It sounds related to simple rapid eye movement dreaming where the limbs twitch or a dog paddles his feet in the air :wink:

Good luck on adopting! You got some fab advice from K :wink:

I know sooo many bichons and small dogs called Angel so pleeeeease go more original :P ! Noelle is very nice or Mistle maybe? I'll have a think !

Great post! I would never have a small dog, although the exception may be a Boston terrier I will admit, but on average a sheltie is the smallest I would go!

Most popular in N.Ireland would be Border collies (faaaaar too many!) Golden retrievers, labradors, yorkies, westies, staffy b.t.

very scary! Was it a skink? I just love skinks and how they are so ancient looking :D

oooh oooooooogling is great fun :D ( I so love that word! oogle oogle oogle oogle!!!! :D )

Geeze DAl that sounds rough on poor little Boonie and you. Heres hoping that the new year is smoother :wink:

Its great to hear of a shelter that is actually up to good standards :D

Really great poem that hits home hard..

Paws pressed for Boonie :wink:

Whoa thats a really huge bill! Your dogs will be more than content being in their own home surroundings. Just remember to get someone reliable and honest that has insurance through an agency. :wink:

aww Nay I'm sorry that poor Boonie isn't feeling too well. Best wishes and positive thoughts and hugs going to your family :wink:

Its an alkaloid called theobromine that causes the toxicity as dogs and other animals can't break this compund down as quickly or effectively as humans. Its like caffeine in structure but more dangerous as it acts as a heart stimulant through the release of adrenaline which causes severe tacchycardia (increased heart rate).

It sounds like a really nice time was had by all :D

This is from a guy on another doggy board that I'm on. Its one that I have seen before but it always makes me smile :D [url]http://www.jacquielawson.com/viewcard.asp?code=0212320003[/url]

deep breaths and then look at her adoring innocent eyes :wink:

Nice reminder at Christmas time Mouse. The worst case I ever saw was a 16 week old German shorthaired pointer called Ludwig who had a few chocolate buttons fed by the 3 year old kid. Poor ludwig was a very sick little puppy with a temp of 106 and was constantly vomitting and having diarrhoea. I condemn dogs getting chocolate totally!

Merry Christmas to you too Cassie and slow it down :wink:

lmao at you Gigi :P :lol:

lots of hugs going his way :wink: