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No way. He was such a lovely dog. RIP Duke. Hugs for your dad, TB

PM'd you back, Puggles. Not sure I can watch it. I'll probably flip out. Yep I'm with ya on keeping them slim. My BILs pug is grossly overweight and I keep hammering him to get the fat off.

Damn that's sad, Puggles. I remember Mollie. Cakes' trachea isnt just narrow - it's pretty screwy. The x rays were quite shocking. If Charles is interested there is a thread in Breeders forum about it all by Warley. Fortunately obesity will never be an issue for her - Little rat runs off all the calories. Yep yep yep - get the weight off and fast, ML. Fat dogs are not healthy dogs.

Interesting. My pug has pretty severe narrowing of the trachea.

I wouldnt exactly consider 10 to be old age for a pug. What puggles said - change vets and get her x-rayed

Atleast he didnt die in the pound.

Poor boy.

Puggles, Mina. Wow that must have given you a fright and a half.

Combover? Like this? Ohhh the humiliation

;) Oh man that looks terrorbull!

It is NOT pulling out their hair. It is removing dead coat. TB - use rubber thimbles and plenty of chalk. Much easier on your hands.

OMG that's a fat pug. My neurotic pug is only 4-4.5 kilos. I wish I could find a natural steroid to make her pork up a bit. Vibrational medicine, which bach and bush flowers essences are, dont actually work by weight of the patient HOWEVER I would be more concerned about the alcohol base in them.

I like pre madonna better. It reminds me of Pixel. Two chai was another beauty

That chick is Ralphdog. :rolleyes: My sister. I forced her to model for me, she hates it. Your sister is insanely beautiful, Roc!

Those before and after photos are amazing, Roxy. I dont understand people who are rude about dyed dogs. I would much rather see a dyed dog than a poor little bugger who is neglected.

Why dont you make them a poll then the winner gets to choose.

Some of you people need to be in advertising!

It's all the more sad when he was so young. Thinking of you, Danois.

Oh No, Sags. RIP Penny. Your OP is beautiful!

Only if it's in a coloured bottle under a blue moon

Freaky isnt it You'd be even more freaked out if you saw how the remedies are made I'm not taking the mickey out of Homoeopathics. I'm a firm believer in homoeo-immunisation but only in the hands of a DECENT PRACTITIONER. Oops sorry...didnt mean to yell. I also would not rely on it for immunising dogs in commercial boarding kennels.

I spent quite a few years making homoeopathics, Luke, so I think it's a bit unfair if I answer that - yes I agree with those scientists. There's even less than that in the most powerful of homoeopathics which is the constitutional remedies.

No it's not, old chap. It's just most unfortunate that there are way too many 5 second experts who crap on with their oogabooga tree hugging hippy shit that homoeopathy 'cures' disease and modern medicine kills people. I'm not sure what cereal box their shingle fell out of. A good homoeopath is worth their weight in arsenic. And Fiona - no it's not semantics at all. It's the cornerstone of Homoeopathy! Totally irrelevant so back to the OP - any update?

Yep I totally agree. As for whether or not homoeopaths can cure disease - no they cant. Homoeo-immunisation isnt curing a disease anyway.

And I agree with her. Very sensible homoeopath.