~:~:~:The Doggie Thread!!:~:~:~

norm

imalive wrote:

it's a dog, norm

:lolno: :twisted: :roll:

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

well laughing boy, what kind of dog is it?! :P

Wobbie

norm wrote:

imalive wrote:

it's a dog, norm

:lolno: :twisted: :roll:

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

well laughing boy, what kind of dog is it?! :P

a damn cute one.

LloydXmas

I think lyla might be sleeping for the next day and a half. Great day outside.

PJ_ROCKS

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

imalive wrote:

it's a dog, norm

:lolno: :twisted: :roll:

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

well laughing boy, what kind of dog is it?! :P

a damn cute one.

you have to admit that was funny... hehe

the dog is a Heinz 57 breed. mom would not let her feed, and shunned her away, so the neighbor took her at 6 weeks which is 2 weeks too soon. She is so loving, but has puppy teeth, ouch!

pandora

norm wrote:

great picture

Bentleyspop

Bentley enjoys a Pawbender from Good Times.....

LloydXmas

This is the look I got while I was eating my dinner.

PJ_ROCKS

Bentleyspop wrote:

Bentley enjoys a Pawbender from Good Times.....

PJ_ROCKS

LloydXmas wrote:

This is the look I got while I was eating my dinner.

awe poor thing... she looks hungry...

Wobbie

Bentleyspop wrote:

Bentley enjoys a Pawbender from Good Times.....

he's so effing cute . what the hell is a pawbender? :?

Wobbie

this is gross....gracie's incision is healing great, except for one spot. that spot is an open hole :shock: we think she pulled a stitch or two thru. she is feeling great and wants to do all her normal stuff, but we can't let her . she doesn't understand why she can't go downstairs, can't go to the park, can't jump on/off the bed. we'll see what the vet says on tuesday...



even tho she looks bad, she feels like this

norm

thanks for the gaping wound pic on this lovely sunday morning, rob


heal up, gracie

Who Princess

norm wrote:

thanks for the gaping wound pic on this lovely sunday morning, rob

Kind of like a kid saying, "Let me show you something really GROSS!"

Yes, Gracie, be well and you'll be back to doing all those fun things you love.

Enkidu

imalive wrote:

this is gross....gracie's incision is healing great, except for one spot. that spot is an open hole :shock: we think she pulled a sticth or two thru. she is feeling great and wants to do all her normal stuff, but we can't let her . she doesn't understand why she can't go downstairs, can't go to the park, can't jump on/off the bed. we'll see what the vet says on tuesday...



even tho she looks bad, she feels like this

You almost made me throw up, Gracie. But the Giants already made me throw up after last night's game. Glad she's feeling better.

norm

norm

Enkidu wrote:

But the Giants already made me throw up

finally seeing the light...congrats! :P

Who Princess

norm wrote:

Norm! Don't you have any ugly incisions to show us? :P

Looking good there, big guy.

Wobbie

norm wrote:

thanks for the gaping wound pic on this lovely sunday morning, rob


heal up, gracie

she really feels good, tho

gotta love dogs. living in the moment.

whispering hands

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

thanks for the gaping wound pic on this lovely sunday morning, rob


heal up, gracie

she really feels good, tho

gotta love dogs. living in the moment.

This us the absolutely greatest thing about dogs, and horses too sort of.,
They just live for right now.. More so a dog than a horse.. But the here and now moment.. Is a
All that matters!

oceaninmyeyes

My neighbors dogs jumped the fence yesterday and took off down the back ditch. The first dog was found quickly. The second was more elusive. She is a large curly haired girl, about the size of a standard poodle. My boys took off on foot, the neighbor on a bike, and I took off in the car. Molly was eventually found, several blocks away. We got back home, but the boys were still missing. After about 5 minutes, they came back with a very small, dachshaund size dog. We all laughed at their find and told them no that one's too small. But apparently, Snickers was lost too. Thankfully for her ID tag with her phone number on it, she was back home shortly. Happy endings all around.

PJ_ROCKS

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

thanks for the gaping wound pic on this lovely sunday morning, rob


heal up, gracie

she really feels good, tho

gotta love dogs. living in the moment.

i was trying to avoid the picture so i did this quote...

great to hear she is doing good! that has got to hurt though!

oceaninmyeyes

PJ_ROCKS wrote:

imalive wrote:

norm wrote:

thanks for the gaping wound pic on this lovely sunday morning, rob


heal up, gracie

she really feels good, tho

gotta love dogs. living in the moment.

i was trying to avoid the picture so i did this quote...

great to hear she is doing good! that has got to hurt though!

Not meaning to be a buttinsky, but if that were human flesh, I would say that wound is infected. Is that reddened area warmer than the surrounding skin? If so I think I would call that vet today.

Wobbie

oceaninmyeyes wrote:

Not meaning to be a buttinsky, but if that were human flesh, I would say that wound is infected. Is that reddened area warmer than the surrounding skin? If so I think I would call that vet today.

"buttinsky" haven't heard that one for a while.

actually gracie's incision looks really "good" in person....a lot of scabs are ready to fall off....it's not "oozeing" much anymore...the reddened area IS warm, but only because gracie had just gotten what we call her "spa treatment"....the vet told us to take a hot as we can stand wash cloth and press it on the wound several times a day.....the heat is supposed to stimulate blood flow which will speed healing (while chemo slows it down )

it's all good....thanks for looking out

oceaninmyeyes

imalive wrote:

oceaninmyeyes wrote:

Not meaning to be a buttinsky, but if that were human flesh, I would say that wound is infected. Is that reddened area warmer than the surrounding skin? If so I think I would call that vet today.

"buttinsky" haven't heard that one for a while.

actually gracie's incision looks really "good" in person....a lot of scabs are ready to fall off....it's not "oozeing" much anymore...the reddened area IS warm, but only because gracie had just gotten what we call her "spa treatment"....the vet told us to take a hot as we can stand wash cloth and press it on the wound several times a day.....the heat is supposed to stimulate blood flow which will speed healing (while chemo slows it down )

it's all good....thanks for looking out

I'm glad you are looking out for her. She is a beautiful girl.

Wobbie

oceaninmyeyes wrote:

I'm glad you are looking out for her. She is a beautiful girl.

beautiful....and goofy!

Who Princess

imalive wrote:

oceaninmyeyes wrote:

I'm glad you are looking out for her. She is a beautiful girl.

beautiful....and goofy!

Which is why we love her!

PJ_ROCKS

imalive wrote:

beautiful....and goofy!

perhaps i get to play with her again , soon.

Wobbie

gracie's white cell levels were too low for chemo today....but she did come home with 6 staples to try and close her wound. we will try chemo again on thursday. I feel really bad dragging her down there again and getting nothing really accomplished today

she doesn't deserve this crap.

Who Princess

imalive wrote:

gracie's white cell levels were too low for chemo today....but she did come home with 6 staples to try and close her wound. we will try chemo again on thursday. I feel really bad dragging her down there again and getting nothing really accomplished today

she doesn't deserve this crap.

Poor Gracie. :(
Please heal quickly! Kick that cancer's sorry ass!

Wobbie

the chemo gracie got yesterday (doxyrubicin) gives her gas....she was tooting away all evening but didn't know where the noise was coming from....every time she tooted, she would jerk her head up with a startled look

yesterday was chemo #8. now, she gets to go every other week for four more months. I'm glad to be lessening her vet stress