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Rory is gorgeous ..............

Could it be a scratch, rather than a rash ?...it could be a number of things . If you're worried , a vet visit is always the wisest thing.

This is SUCH an old thread the person is not even on the forum anymore ...hasn't been for years. perhaps start your own thread ?

VERY much so

She may not be fast, but she;s thorough LOL

Calf-breath next to puppy breath Lovely!

Dream job ..(most times ) They all look extremely content and beautiful LOVE the photo of the lamb & goat jumping LOL . GREEN GRASSSSSS * faints*

yes.. not 'just' farmers.. The Boss took me for a drive on one Government-owned property he patrols and proudly showed me groves of young native trees ... all looking healthy, and all germinated/grown since goats have been removed .Goats are absolute death on so many of our indigenous plants , and it was such a thrill to see-even in drought times , the regeneration happening!! He was SO pleased with the visible results of his hard work

Yes..:( I try so hard to not go near the holding yards ..seeing all those makes me sad, tho They put food on the table ..and ARE food ON the table sometimes ... Rge boys showed no fear , whiich is good ..they both used "eye" ...but were a tad too noisy from excitement :P It's a promising start . pudden sat there , wondering ....I am so glad he never got started .

the boys found the yard full of goats. They did spend some time there with The Boss yesterday ... but today was an excursion of their own making oops. Recall? What recall was that ? I had to go in the yard & scoop them up ...they were having such a wonderful time !!! Nothing silly ... the goats certainly were not about to mash them . However , freedom is now severely curtailed for a few days !! 4 mths old & the world's their playground .....*sigh*

Sorry, asal

I am avoiding photos/coverage ..it cannot do any good -me crying any more . Just heart breakingly terrible.

It's all sounding good

Interesting question . We can be pretty sure with our Koolies from a couple of weeks ... unsure of Borders ..

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Ant! Attack! Clive in hunt mode ...

I hope all goes well with Tuffy and his new home You'll miss him !

It is pretty full-on explanations here : CLICK

Old dogs have marvellous faces , and much to teach us ...

Oh Dear ... Can you give us some background to work with ? What breed of dog ? Where did you get him ? What were his living conditions at his previous home ? Why did his previous ownder need to rehome him ? What is his daily timetable at your hour house like ?

Clive had some inside time this morning ... he settled himself under a kitchen chair very nicely !! (and surprisingly :P ) The letter fell out my bag .. he didn't even look at it .

Anything fishy - smelling ? Old dogs will often just not be interested in food ..... if the medication is in tablet/pill form ..would it not be easier to use a pill popper or finger to put it in Angel's throat ? That way , you KNOW it's there

Aww..so content.

Thanks for this ! I had no idea .