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Loving my Oldies

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  1. I take all my photos in landscape and have no issues with uploading I have a vague feeling that I might have pressed the “square” option for those pix of the succulents. I wonder if that had something to do with it.
  2. Yes, but the breeder wasn’t the poster. I felt sorry for the poster. The poster had two other threads which indicated her commitment to being a good puppy owner. As for reacting with heart first ...... we ARE talking about living breathing creatures we are planning to adopt. If the heart isn’t engaged, I can’t see how a loving relationship would develop. Anyway, it would be interesting to know what the outcome was. :)
  3. I’m not really surprised the poster didn’t come back. Some of the “advice” was akin to being hit over the head with a blunt instrument :( The poster was obviously a committed owner despite where the dog might have been coming from and, from how I read it, she would have done everything to assure this puppy had a good upbringing to ameliorate its separation from its mother and siblings at such an early age. And the puppy did have a good first six weeks, which would have helped. Sad really.
  4. Not on my computer. :mad I have discovered (slow learner :o ) that when I email the photographs to myself, I can transport them to photos. From there to photobucket which takes an eternity.
  5. Thanks Roova. No, took them upright and in the email and on Downloada they are the right way up. I have an iPhone. Just point and click. And if there is a way to change the orientation in Downloads, I haven't been able to,work it out
  6. I do the same with Flikr - send photos from my phone to my flickr account them grab the link (they give you a bbs option to post here) and put photos up that way :) I’ve been using Photobucket for years, but it is so slow . However because of Avanti’s suggestion, I emailed a couple of photographs from my phone to myself and then saved them in downloads and then did a test in the Test Forum. It worked except the photos appear sideways :laugh: :laugh: Any suggestions? http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/268210-testing-photo/
  7. SM, I had a little lump removed from my leg some months ago. Turned out it was “questionable” and I was given a chemotherapy cream to apply for a few weeks and then another visit to the skin specialist in a couple of months time. He said to me that to have it cut out would cause more problems than were worth it because of where it was. Might be the same for this little dog. Not much room for any sort of excision clearance in dogs’ legs. Still worth seeing a specialist though, I would have thought.
  8. I’d be getting an appointment at Animal Referral Hospital Homebush. I can’t think of anything much worse than not having confidence in your vet. Congestive heart failure or heart murmur --- is there a difference? I don’t know. I remember a long time ago a vet telling me that most animals who live long enough (and must humans) will have some sort of murmur to some degree. Hope your rellie can get good and sensible advice and management program.
  9. Read the NYE thread ..... someone wants "calm" to be her word of 2017. :) :)
  10. Just spoken to mine and they say: Nup, just goin’ ta sleep more. :D :D
  11. Shades of gray, OSoswift :) Plenty of people in between the naysayers and the believers.
  12. I'm sure millions of people the world over have read "Dogs Never Lie About Love" and totally get it too :) Everyone has read millions of stories about the extra sensory perceptions of many different animals, not only dogs. Look at salmon and turtles for instance and how they will die trying to get back to their spawning/nesting places. Many and varied are the things that science can't explain and they (mostly) will be the first to admit it.
  13. So sad. You and she fought hard to help her stay. :cry: beautiful girl.
  14. Sweet. Hopefully family will rock up soon, too.
  15. I don’t believe in the spiritual, I’m sorry. We just dream of loved ones and some event through the day triggers dreams. I have to say, though, that when one of the most pragmatic and sensible person I have ever met told a story about “someone visiting”, I was pretty shaken. However, over the years I have “caught” this person out telling absolute porkies and even stories (totally fabricated) of events where I was.
  16. If it was upsetting others of making them feel something special was being taken away, then I’m glad to see it removed and put here :) :heart:
  17. I don't see anything wrong with having this in the Rainbow Bridge Forum. I often dream about my dogs, past and present. I know I dreamt about Danny last night, but can't recall anything about the dream, just that he was there. They last thing I did in reality with Danny was to stroke him as he lay at peace in his bed and comment on how soft his coat was. To know that I will never have that physical feeling again has brought me to tears. Loved him so much.
  18. So much fun fun fun. Jonah looks small next to the Bull Arab :laugh:
  19. LOL, T. You’d be terrified. :laugh: :laugh:
  20. Apparently, this reaction affects very few dogs, but when you are that one . . . . . .
  21. Are you happy to be home, Canetoad? The dogs certainly look totally happy.
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