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I can understand that one.. you show your boxers, right? so the travel
is understood and so is having the tags.. It's better than taking a
chance. I'll have to ask my vet what he uses.. though so far since
we've moved to Ithaca, no one has needed surgery, but they're not
boxers.
Just my male and he's semi-retired now. He gets to spend his days lounging around with his busy moments when he's playing stud... such a life.. lol.
It must be neat showing dogs :) My black lab is a full breed, my other
There are nice people in the show world but you know that movie "Best In Show"... the realism is scary!! People are neurotic over their dogs. It's expensive as well.. but hey, what the hell, it's only $$$.
two yellow labs are mixed breed and extremely dumb. It's the last time
I'll buy a rescue Lol... Nah, that's probably not true, but it can be
frustrating when you're used to a smart dog <grin>
Rescue dogs are wonderful.
I just wish first time dog owners knew what it
takes to own one. The person I got my bitch from was given to her as a
birthday gift by her b/f. Once they split, she didn't have time for it.
When I
saw Savannah (her name) for the first time I fell in love with her. Three weeks later she was sitting in my living room. She's smart when she wants to be... typical woman... ;)
My boy thinks he's King... the bastard.. ;)
Janis Kracht wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
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Hi Bill,
I can understand that one.. you show your boxers, right? so the travel
is understood and so is having the tags.. It's better than taking a
chance. I'll have to ask my vet what he uses.. though so far since
we've moved to Ithaca, no one has needed surgery, but they're not
boxers.
Just my male and he's semi-retired now. He gets to spend his days lounging around with his busy moments when he's playing stud... such a life.. lol.
haha that sounds like a perfect life for a dog <g>
It must be neat showing dogs :) My black lab is a full breed, my other
There are nice people in the show world but you know that movie "Best In Show"... the realism is scary!! People are neurotic over their dogs. It's expensive as well.. but hey, what the hell, it's only $$$.
Our black lab is a beautiful guy, perfectly shaped head, but being a
runt he has quite the goofy appearance.. certainly not show quality but he's a sweetheat. There are times when the yellow lab mix pups get severely protective (growly and looking like they'd take a bite out of you) but Toby, our black lab acts like he couldn't care less, wouldn't know how to bite if he tried. He's a perfect dog for the grandboys who come over :)
two yellow labs are mixed breed and extremely dumb. It's the last time
I'll buy a rescue Lol... Nah, that's probably not true, but it can be
frustrating when you're used to a smart dog <grin>
Rescue dogs are wonderful.
These two came from down south, and were rescued from a kill shelter by
a couple who drive down there to save dogs like these. I wish I had
the energy they have to do such things. When I called asking to see
one of the pups they drove to our house in Windsor with the two of
them, to let Toby meet the kids and it was a comical. I was only going
to keep one, but couldn't deal with sending the other one back, they
were both so beautiful.
I just wish first time dog owners knew what it
takes to own one. The person I got my bitch from was given to her as a
birthday gift by her b/f. Once they split, she didn't have time for it.
Ah that's sad.
When Io
saw Savannah (her name) for the first time I fell in love with her. Three weeks later she was sitting in my living room. She's smart when she wants
be... typical woman... ;)
I guess the same is true of Sophie <grin>... she's really funny when it comes to "playing".. Indi, the male yellow-lab mix, spends his days chasing and tossing his ball all over the house (he plays by himself, really funny to watch <g>), but Sophie acts like life is all business, like someone has to take protecting the family seriously.. Lol.. she
never chases balls or plays with toys like Indi does, it's funny.
My boy thinks he's King... the bastard.. ;)
haha :) He probably is the King <g>
haha that sounds like a perfect life for a dog <g>
I wanna come back just like him...:)
There are nice people in the show world but you know that movie "Best In
Show"... the realism is scary!! People are neurotic over their dogs. It's >> expensive as well.. but hey, what the hell, it's only $$$.
Our black lab is a beautiful guy, perfectly shaped head, but being a
runt he has quite the goofy appearance.. certainly not show quality but
he's a sweetheat. There are times when the yellow lab mix pups get
severely protective (growly and looking like they'd take a bite out of
you) but Toby, our black lab acts like he couldn't care less, wouldn't
know how to bite if he tried. He's a perfect dog for the grandboys who
come over :)
As long as you have a good dog that loves you, who needs anything else. My >two
have a blast together and that's a good thing. :) Having a protective streak i
not a bad thing. Savannah is my watchdog. She hears a leaf hit the ground
funny she's all over it. No one can enter the yard where she won't let me kno
I have a visitor. Once your in the house, she's as quiet as a church mouse.
Rescue dogs are wonderful.
These two came from down south, and were rescued from a kill shelter by
a couple who drive down there to save dogs like these. I wish I had
the energy they have to do such things. When I called asking to see
one of the pups they drove to our house in Windsor with the two of
them, to let Toby meet the kids and it was a comical. I was only going
to keep one, but couldn't deal with sending the other one back, they
were both so beautiful.
You have a good soul!! :)
I just wish first time dog owners knew what it
takes to own one. The person I got my bitch from was given to her as a
birthday gift by her b/f. Once they split, she didn't have time for it.
Ah that's sad.
In a way but without that happening I'd never have Savannah. It all worked ou
for the best. :)
When I
saw Savannah (her name) for the first time I fell in love with her. Three >> weeks later she was sitting in my living room. She's smart when she wants >> be... typical woman... ;)
I guess the same is true of Sophie <grin>... she's really funny when it
comes to "playing".. Indi, the male yellow-lab mix, spends his days
chasing and tossing his ball all over the house (he plays by himself,
really funny to watch <g>), but Sophie acts like life is all business,
like someone has to take protecting the family seriously.. Lol.. she
never chases balls or plays with toys like Indi does, it's funny.
The females do that. They're the rulers of the roost.
Duke is laid back.. bu
they both love playing with other dogs. Duke being he still has his nuggets >is an alpha.. will try and dominate but is more interested in having fun. I >just have to be careful with another alpha male.
My boy thinks he's King... the bastard.. ;)
haha :) He probably is the King <g>
He is... :)
Roy Witt wrote to Janis Kracht <=-
We've had some problems with "quiet" echomail areas so I'm hoping
that folks out there will reply to this message.
Please reply! I know that the weather is nice, but some folks are concerned that links may be broken.
You're 59* in Texas. * Loud and Clear
As for: Anyone ever run into this kind of thing with an older dog?
My MIL had two poodles (I called them Big Dog Bait) that got a special diet of boiled chicken and rice (veggies too, if she had them). She was the worst cook I've ever known (not Italian), but the dogs seemed to do well on that. As I recall, Ciello (the mother) went to the vet one day for teeth cleaning and never woke up from the anesthetic. Mz Fracaroli
was devastated by that and met me at the door of our house when I was
off to the shop. Seemed to me that the loss of a dog was worse than the loss of her husband. Dunno what Nancy did to help her get over her
grief, but all seemed well when I returned home. Don't remember what happened to the daughter of Ciello, but she wasn't much of a dog to
begin with, IMO.
Janis Kracht wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
As for: Anyone ever run into this kind of thing with an older dog?
The vet probably used Acepromazine for anesthesia.... it's deadly foroxers..
and I'm sure it's quite harmful to other breeds as well.
Wow.. didn't know that there were some that would affect a breed (or
any dog) like that. That's scarey.
Janis Kracht wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-
avAs for: Anyone ever run into this kind of thing with an older dog?
The vet probably used Acepromazine for anesthesia.... it's deadly foroxers..
and I'm sure it's quite harmful to other breeds as well.
Wow.. didn't know that there were some that would affect a breed (or
any dog) like that. That's scarey.
Yes. My vet knows my feelings about it and she'll never use it on either of
two but you must be dilligent when going out of state. When I travel they
tags they wear on their collars that state NO Acepromazone. Isoflourane ish
preferred anesthesia for Boxers.
I can understand that one.. you show your boxers, right? so the travel
is understood and so is having the tags.. It's better than taking a chance. I'll have to ask my vet what he uses.. though so far since
we've moved to Ithaca, no one has needed surgery, but they're not
boxers.
It must be neat showing dogs :) My black lab is a full breed, my other
two yellow labs are mixed breed and extremely dumb. It's the last time I'll buy a rescue Lol... Nah, that's probably not true, but it can be frustrating when you're used to a smart dog <grin>