Animal House

I'm really sorry to hear about Cooper Eza. Run free Cooper

Great photo Tlc, congrats.

That is great news! So happy you got her back, I'd been following her story on FB, what a lovely outcome!

^^. This What if your morning sickness comes back (as it often can).....or you get a baby with problems, not all of them sleep all day, trust me. :laugh: Can you foster a puppy instead?

I shouldn't have clicked on that link. :laugh: I would love a pony or two, just don't have the money or the property, but maybe in my next lifetime. :D

I'd ring the vets and ask their advice. Your beagle is a pig! :laugh:

Poor bloody dog. Being shunted from his home to another (clueless) home, back again, then dumped in the pound, rescued by the wrong person, then to kennels then another home in a different state......I'd be aggro too. His owners should have PTS instead of trying to rehome an old dog with problems. RIP Ned.

Naughty dogs! Fingers crossed they will both be okay.

Run free Atlas. Your antics regularly had me in fits of laughter, you were such a character. Hugs Teebs.

Hang on, so you are saying because Ned was aggressive towards your dog (which is more than enough reason that he should have gone BACK to his owners) that you felt he could attack a person? You do know that dog and human aggression are totally different and in no way related?

Why persevere with a dog who attacked yours more than once? Gah! Your first obligation should have been to protect your own dog. Poor Dougal.

Omar is gorgeous! Great photos too. :D

I'm sure you will find him the right home, just do your research carefully before you place him in the best possible home. :)

Yay for Ned, will look forward to the updates. :D

I have a Scoff Stopper bowl for one of mine that is a real pig with food. Certainly slows her down.

Im happy that you managed to have time with each other at the end. Run free Penny.

Yes, agree with the above post. I'm sorry you are dealing with this, it would be distressing, but more so for your dog. Let the vets make her comfortable, and then give her lots of cuddles and let her go.

I squeed! How do you get anything done when you have that knd of cuteness in the paddock? I'd be out there every 5 minutes. :laugh:

Oh, I'm so sorry to hear about Riley. He was such a lovely boy, hugs to you and the family. Run free at the bridge

Contact Nekhbet (send a PM) on here, she is a recommended behaviorist in Geelong. :)

Pick up the outdoor dog bed so he can't do it. Put him on a lead and take him to where you want him to toilet, give the command, and lots of praise when he does it.

Truly disgusting what the council did. :

PA, you know I'm behind you 100%. You are a lovely, strong, courageous woman who is fighting a little understood illness.

It's good to ask questions for sure. Just in this case, better to see the vet, though it doesn't stop you worrying, does it. :laugh: Your poor boy too, I hope his allergies clear up. Let us know what the outcome is for Stella?

It could be as simple as a bladder infection, as other bladder issues usually show up when a bitch is older. I'd not worry about what it could be, just see the vet and see what they say. Good luck.