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so sorry about your daughter-in-law's puppy. my heart is broken for you all.

my Priscilla & my Goombah will look out for him until your DIL can be reunited with him at the Rainbow Bridge


- Will Rogers
Frankly, she doesn't deserve that. Her whole life is centered around scoring more heroin and Bubba was out after dark because she couldn't be bothered to keep tabs on him and make sure he was not out running free in the middle of the night.
This was just one of many reasons we had for getting out of California.
 
she is staring straight into your soul.

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Z'Dat a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever isn't it.
t'is! not many people familiar with the breed. i'm canuck myself, so when it came time to choose a puppy i reached back to the homeland. NSDTRs are right up there with border collies in terms of intelligence, restlessness and troublesomeness (and awesomeness).
 
t'is! not many people familiar with the breed. i'm canuck myself, so when it came time to choose a puppy i reached back to the homeland. NSDTRs are right up there with border collies in terms of intelligence, restlessness and troublesomeness (and awesomeness).

I've never seen one in person but I am familiar with the breed. I'm a Canuck too but my flavor has been with Aussie dogs (look at my profile pic).
 
The Howdy is not eating

14&1/2 & I'm afraid he's near the end.

I'm not handling this well at all
@GrogNerd i believe that i speak for many here when i say that we're all saddened by this news, and are thinking of you/praying for you/holding you in the light/etc. t'is the curse of dogs - years of love that inevitably lead to a big heartache. but we do it for the love... the love... the love.
 
our awesome vet, who we view as Howdy's primary care physician has come thru yet again. got him on some steroids, says it also helps stimulate appetite. I don't know if it was that, but about a 1/2hour after we gave it to him, he was picking at his dinner.

a good sign

our vet. we were first endeared to her when she put our Goombah down, it was the first time I had ever seen a vet cry. maybe I just hadn't noticed before, in my grief. but we started asking if she was available any time we made an appointment, or he had his checkup

but then, she literally saved his life. he hurt his back BAD & the local vet neurologist wanted 1000s of dollars for surgery to fix it, which we didn't have. so we thought our only option was to have him put down until our vet called us. said she spoke with her friends at Virginia Tech, which has a veterinarian school. they would do the surgery for 1/3 of what the neurologist was charging.

after a few months recuperating, he was back to his old self & we have been forever grateful to our vet, the local vet neuro & all at VaTech for giving us 3447 GIFTS; 1 for EACH DAY of the EXTRA 9 years, 5 months & 1 week we've spent with our handsome, freckle-faced funny boy

this morning, he ate damn near 1/2 a can of food.

there is HOPE. & thank you guys for the shoulder to cry on. it helped tremendously
 
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