Mooper

Poor boy

It's a pain, but it is a failsafe way of making you don't save over the original image

Sounds great!

Keeping him still for weeks on end when he hates crates would be *really* tricky with Mr Velcro. I, too, hope surgery is not needed. Cross fingers!

I was just popping in to let you know I'd be thinking of you tomorrow ... but no need! Go Ollie (slowly and gently, without further injury )

I was just wondering about Occy. Thanks for the update. Give him a gentle pat. He sounds like a trooper. :D

The best you can do is go with the vet's advice. Fingers crossed for Ollie dog.

Run free, Houndee. You've found your forever couch.

What a stunner Rest in peace, pain-free, sweet Tonka. You weren't here long, but you'll never be forgotten

Poor Occy I hope the coming days bring some improvement.

Poor Occy, hiding this from you for so long! Try to have a good Easter break. Your neighbour sounds wonderful :p

Still crossing my fingers ... I'm glad he's coming home tonight.

Fingers crossed for some good news.

Gosh, this is so hard on you all. Sending positive thoughts to you and Ollie dog

It's a man thing, SL

Where are you located, DiscoBorder? Some DOLers might know a chicken wholesaler near you. As a guide, I recently bought a box of frames (about 10kg? there were 30ish of them, I think), 3kg large wings, 3kg minced carcasses and 3kg necks for less than $20.

Thanks for the update. The poor fella

... I'll add to that that Ollie is amazing with the lengths he'll go to please Staffyluv I hope he's picking up after that drink.

I'm glad he's resting comfortably, and hoping for the better scenario when Hamish checks out those joints. C'mon Ollie dog Thinking of you, Staffyluv. I hope you have lots of clients today to keep your mind occupied

I hope you had fun! Jack still loves his canine disc, but with his joint problems of late he doesn't get to run very far or jump high to catch it. Well, to *try* to catch it

I'm sorry to hear that, Willow But, boy, your vets were thorough! When Jack had his grade 3 MCT with clear margins, that was it. They said they wouldn't put him through chemo (he was about 7.5yo then) unless another tumour appeared. If there is such a thing as a good place to get a tumour, the tail would have to be it. That staffy whip-like tail is great fun, but not so hard to say goodbye to for the sake of Jarrah's health. I hope that's the end of it! How is he responding to the chemo? Staffyluv knows a lot about chemo having been through it with Ollie the trooper

Sending Ollie dog gentle hugs. He's so sneaky!! And some for you

I could photograph some concentrated red dye for you, and pretend it's blood splatter. I have the hands of a Smurf today after using blue dye Have fun playing with the work camera when you get back

Take all the time you need. RIP Ferg

RIP Miss Mollie