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isn't it just SO wonderful to see Enzi ..and the others, exploring real growing plants /dead leaves , etc ? The photo of Zuri showing him the dead leaves ( and probably insects/spiders ) is my very favouritest pic :)

Ah - so he does have medical problems . have you tried with raised bowls ? if he were mine, I would have several drinking spots for him , some inside , some outside ..all a bit different , so the 'trigger' of you putting THE bowl down isn't there ;) ..so you are not GIVING him the water to drink .. he just drinks whenever/wherever . Also get the oesophagus checked - it may well be a part of the vomiting ..poor little man

Does he have multiple water bowls ? Does he have free access 24/7 ? is he rugged up /in a very warm room/house? How old is he- and has he always done this?

A Pudden ( slightly orange because of damp sand ) and a puddle :) Puddy really is so much like his grandma Caillie as he grows into his spots BIG and strong and leggy ...

... de- wools her sheepskin during the night , and I wake up breathing in grey fluff!!! ( having her bed at the same level and adjoining mine has its faults LOL )

Sorry, raineth - it was a bit weird ...

just make sure she doesn't microchip said dog !! how sad -

:D :D

Keep Your Eye on the Prize !! :)

Wow , he is so lucky to have such BIG hot water bottles ;)

well, it's cold enough to snow LOL!

Don in particular loves it .. especially when I spin things around for him to try & grab :)

That's a happy dog pic :)

Bit cool today, so the co pilot still had her 'jamas on ;)

ok :)

aloe vera gel ? does that help ? or calendula tea?

:) her body will be still getting rid of infection and she will be a bit sore - good news that the park walk did its magic !

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could be though ..............

ha,ha,ha, meloncollie

The people will have a long period of recuperation now , and the poor little tripod dog - she would have had such a shock! I am so glad the footpaths & dangerous dogs are not my concern anymore ....

Sounding promising ... Spey when full of infection is not pleasant ..she is doing well. I remember when Mum's old dog got pyo and was speyed ..she was pretty flat for a couple of days .

:) it's different thru my eyes . I see starvation of wildlife and our sheep . the shrivelling and dying of bushes and trees . the erosion , and sand drift covering any remaining butts of tough grasses . the loss of small seeds in the dust storms the loss of income to neighbouring farms who need to sow grain and can not .. and the loss of ephemeral waterways /waterholes which support many birds & amphibians .. Gotta love the peppercorn trees though (that is a peppercorn tree I see in the middle of the shot isn't it?...glasses in other room lol). They really rock the dry and hot conditions don't they. yes :) the old pepper trees are a wonderful thing :)

Hope things are better today :)

:) to me it seems the proportions of fun /training are lopsided ;) learning/training ...when you are out & about - do several 5 -10 minute sessions , with frisbee etc as a REWARD ;)