IanJ Posted August 2, 2013 Posted August 2, 2013 BLANKET 0 - BLUE 10 At least the hose pipe is still intact htone, thanks for that, I will check with the husky guys and the vet about Advocate. I know that huskies have problems with some products.
vinylguy Posted August 2, 2013 Posted August 2, 2013 he can cause devastation.... he doesnt like the hose but loves the fittings!! oh and he likes sponge.... and he definitely can give you the sorry face... scotty, Vetseun, Uni and 1 other 4
Little Fish Posted August 2, 2013 Posted August 2, 2013 he can cause devastation.... he doesnt like the hose but loves the fittings!! oh and he likes sponge.... and he definitely can give you the sorry face... Hahahahaha!!! he is like "whaaaat? the couch started it...honest....I was just defending myself .... " htone 1
Vetseun Posted August 6, 2013 Posted August 6, 2013 My beloved German Pointer Jackson, fanievb, Uni and Tumbleweed 3
P.A.K. Posted August 6, 2013 Posted August 6, 2013 he can cause devastation.... he doesnt like the hose but loves the fittings!! oh and he likes sponge.... and he definitely can give you the sorry face... Cool pics! Your dog looks like Courage the Cowardly Dog (Google it)
htone Posted August 6, 2013 Posted August 6, 2013 Took my two "kids" to the Cape Animal Medical Centre yesterday as both developed badly stained adult teeth, Romeo's was particularly bad as there were black marks through the enamel on some of his front teeth. Went to see a very friendly and knowledgeable animal dental specialist, Dr Cedric Tutt, who explained that this typically happens when they get a viral infection as a puppy and pups in shelters are exposed to many different diseases.... Long story short, my boykie now has some really shiny and white front teeth, except for his upper left fang, which has not developed, probably due to taking a knock on the nose when he was very young. It is in the jaw but won't ever develop - but it is not used in the normal course of things in any case. -R4.5k later, and you thought kids were expensive, eish...
Little Fish Posted August 6, 2013 Posted August 6, 2013 Took my two "kids" to the Cape Animal Medical Centre yesterday as both developed badly stained adult teeth, Romeo's was particularly bad as there were black marks through the enamel on some of his front teeth. Went to see a very friendly and knowledgeable animal dental specialist, Dr Cedric Tutt, who explained that this typically happens when they get a viral infection as a puppy and pups in shelters are exposed to many different diseases.... Long story short, my boykie now has some really shiny and white front teeth, except for his upper left fang, which has not developed, probably due to taking a knock on the nose when he was very young. It is in the jaw but won't ever develop - but it is not used in the normal course of things in any case. -R4.5k later, and you thought kids were expensive, eish... :eek: WTF?! Tutt-tutt = $$$$$
Tumbleweed Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 This has to be the gentlest dog in the world. Lay next to me, and instinctively knew not to be too heavy on my messed-up elbow with his paw... fanievb, SwissVan and IanJ 3
Wannabe Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 This has to be the gentlest dog in the world. Lay next to me, and instinctively knew not to be too heavy on my messed-up elbow with his paw... They can "feel" it. Amazing creatures.Miss my LabRetriever (same colour as yours in pic). It passed away a few years ago of old age. Tumbleweed 1
Tumbleweed Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 They can "feel" it. Amazing creatures.Miss my LabRetriever (same colour as yours in pic). It passed away a few years ago of old age. They can. Their eyes can't lie. They even feel sore for us.
Wannabe Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 They can. Their eyes can't lie. They even feel sore for us. So true. They get that quizzical look where the eyebrows point upwards and move from side to side as the suss you out.Mine used to do that and then nuzzle my bruises after I had a fall. Tumbleweed 1
Tumbleweed Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 So true. They get that quizzical look where the eyebrows point upwards and move from side to side as the suss you out.Mine used to do that and then nuzzle my bruises after I had a fall. Tumbles has barely left my side since I got home from casualty on Friday. He's even been chasing off the puppies if they get too boisterous around me! Wannabe 1
Vetseun Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 Tumbles has barely left my side since I got home from casualty on Friday. He's even been chasing off the puppies if they get too boisterous around me!Cool dog Tumble Tumbleweed 1
jaxtun Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 My ridgeback thinks that if she faces away from the door we won't notice her on my son's bed.... she even positions her head on the pillow! Tumbleweed, htone, Dirty Sanchez and 1 other 4
Wannabe Posted August 7, 2013 Posted August 7, 2013 On the above topic.... Love that expression.The Staffie I had, had brownish eyebrows, and he could move them like Al Debbo only wished he could move his own. htone 1
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