Thats awful Logan, I dont know if its worse loosing a dog suddenly like that, or having them linger on, Holly had kidney failure, dementia, but her lungs and heart were fine, we put off the "day", for a whole year, she would have a good day, she was 17, when the deed was finnaly done January 15. My vet said by the time they are 12, there are all sorts of problems, but we are too good these days t keeping them alive! Nothing you can do for kidney failure, though.She wasnt in pain, just sort of there in body,but the eyes had been blank for a long time.The previous dog was absolutely lovelly nature,Holly, just kept herself to herself, you were lucky if she was in the room with you.she was a loner. Got on with Merl, took her about 7 years to accept Leo, not that he cared!
You might be able to if you teach the leave command.When you don't want to dig them up you say leave and when you do you say,ok.Give them a treat when they do it right.
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That's a dangerous thing to ask to a mad cat woman you know?
these are our lot at the moment.
Top picture. Luna, tortie Isabel, and Alex
second picture. Molly, tabby and white Alan, and Edmund
and because he was out first, best and most unique, and after 17 years it really was like losing a family member. My Asher, always missed
Celadonsusan, their lovely.I had a Cornish Rex a long time ago.I got him because he had a curly coat and colour.
Thats awful Logan, I dont know if its worse loosing a dog suddenly like that, or having them linger on, Holly had kidney failure, dementia, but her lungs and heart were fine, we put off the "day", for a whole year, she would have a good day, she was 17, when the deed was finnaly done January 15. My vet said by the time they are 12, there are all sorts of problems, but we are too good these days t keeping them alive! Nothing you can do for kidney failure, though.She wasnt in pain, just sort of there in body,but the eyes had been blank for a long time.The previous dog was absolutely lovelly nature,Holly, just kept herself to herself, you were lucky if she was in the room with you.she was a loner. Got on with Merl, took her about 7 years to accept Leo, not that he cared!
Next time my daughter comes round, I will get her to take pics of the guys.
My puppy is helping to flatten my soil today, after digging it up for me yesterday
3 dogs here - Zak in the foreground with Sam on the right - both lurchers. And Jenny, ex racing greyhound sniffing the molehills
“It's still magic even if you know how it's done.”
Don't you just love it when they "help"? I spend my days looking at the back of a head!!!
Yes I agree,they like to join in and help to dig the hole for you to put the plant in.
Does anyone know, can they be trained to dig up weeds?
You might be able to if you teach the leave command.When you don't want to dig them up you say leave and when you do you say,ok.Give them a treat when they do it right.