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That is very good news- now you can all enjoy your time away

Great shots as usual

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That is much better news ...

A teenager ... whose life needs to be full of exploring/l experimenting/learning and eating. Sounds perfectly normal. lots of meals 'on the bone' to give him textures and chewing and fun... and keep the bagged dry stuff out of reach!

I have had bitches and dogs ... not really by choice - my dogs find me, not the other way 'round .... and the bitches have been more 'loyal'. That's about the only difference.

let him eat the whole rabbits! I second psyllium husk .

You will not only have to clean the car`- but your clothes/shoes/everything. You will have walked it into your house/yard . be sure and use something specific to killing parvo. It is very sad ... poor pup. Upper respiratory infections , being that they involve lungs, etc don't usually cause vomiting/diarrhoea with blood , AFAIK . Untreated parvo in small pups goes very quickly from bad to worse .. That's what it sounds like to me ... but it may have been another nasty bug, coupled with a heavy worm burden .. Hope all goes well with your dogs .

The mechanics of mating/birthing are making me sceptical as to the father of these pups ....

Oh, I am so sorry you lost your special girl. R I P Shannon ..

hope you get some sleep , knowing your boy is being well cared for ..and hope the morning sees him much more comfortable.

Scary time - I hope all goes well.

Ours don't get a choice....except to be hungry ;) They eat whatever they're given.

and the consequences fall on Elysia (and puppies).

Oh... what a smiley little fella Looks as there was much enjoyment to be found in life .... So Sorry today had to come.

Nice to come home to !

Don't keep them totally apart ..or your pup will not learn ANY manners . ..and he may be even more keen tyo run after teh cat Supervise, and use your voice..or just pick pup up and remove him from the chair/whatever. Maybe have a leash attached when he is with the cat..and just pull him off if he's being a pain. provide somewhere high/safe where the cat can get access...but not the dog. That way the cat can CHOOSE where to be provide plenty of soft toys..interactive toys, bones, and little training sessions to keep pup occupied. outside, give him a digging pit , lots of balls to chase, etc.

Oh poor girl..and very hard to watch. Sorry .

just be careful of him around the cat ..one day cat may get cross- and pup can easily lose an eye !

She will show more signs of being able to remember you .. once normal routines start happening She may well be confused and wary because of the changes ..you will smell different, and probably are acting /moving differently too. Don't worry too much - and happy healing !

Well Done Elysia !.