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Obviously a very talented person. Fantastic

Hopefully that pathetic excuse for a human being shouldn't be too hard to track down, the car was a left hand drive, fairly obvious if you watch the video in the news report. :rolleyes: Not the brightest spark

Nothing constructive to add, except another oxygen thief. Some people make me so angry .

Ooohhh I like the name Bandit. Good luck with him

Ebay I get the medium tabs for just under $70 including postage

That is a shocking problem :D What a cutie

So sorry for the loss of your little boy. Run free little fella

gotta love em.

Another vote for tuffies here. We have a tuffie ring here that has withstood two BC's playing tug o war with it just about everyday for the past three years.

Oxygen Thief

Love it Great photos

I like it. I'm such a klutz that if I attempted that either the dogs or myself would be wearing the wine

That is so sad. R.I.P little one

Ooops

Gosh she looks like she has swallowed an elephant! Hope all goes well with the delivery

Snooza used to run sales every 6 months in June and December, but I received an email a couple of months ago that they would be now only be having sales once they had enough stock. If you go to the snooza site you can sign up to receive notification for the sales. I get the occasional email but nothing excessive. The sales are such good value, another tip is to make sure you get there early as there is a queue even before the sale opening.

Excellent outcome

So tragic RIP little one

Absolutely gorgeous

How cool is that. Brilliant!!

RIP Ivan Condolences to you and your family

This sounds about right, my BC had a peach stone, of all things, removed about 9 weeks ago. He then developed a abscess between his stomach muscle and skin. The cost was about $1700 which included diagnosis, operation, 2nd anesthetic for abscess treatment with drains, hospitalisation and 3 days boarding, as it happened a week before I had to go interstate for my uni grad and I didn't expect the friend that was animal minding to keep his drains clear. It took him a couple of weeks before he looked like he was back to normal. 9 weeks later you wouldn't know he had been so sick Like the OP's friend's dog he was just off colour and not himself but had vomited which was a giant red flag Glad the dog is feeling better and that treatment was sought promptly

A beautiful tribute and an uplifting story. Condolences to your family RIP Ray you were a special boy

My dogs also go to bed when I do, can be anytime between Midnight and 3am depending on what shift I work. Most nights we have a pitstop before bed. They then stay in their crates until I get up between usually 9am and 10am The youngest will bash his crate if he really needs to get out. The other dog has never asked to go outside at night.

Well done