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Cassie you are right that is the same as our vet told us

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[quote name='K']I too would say to spay her now ..it will be safer for her all round...[/quote] yes best thing to do phone the vet now

[quote]She was a very brave girl and only started crying at 7am, notice her new litter mates are cuddly toys[/quote] arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrhhhhh beautiful [quote]Hey Mum have you forgotten someone??[/quote] think Roo wants you to tell us all about your new baby your-self [color=red]congratulations[/color] on your new puppy Ickle

yes she is beauiful :) good luck in finding her a forever home :)

I have had trouble with demodex mange she is ok now took 6 months to get it under controle. The vet said if it was sarcoptic it would be easier to treat. this is from a book SARCOPTES [color=blue]signs--[/color]This produces a different sort of mange. As a surface or subsurface feeder, this mite causes much more itching, and skin crusting with thickening and redness. If left untreated there is hair loss and eventual black pigmentation of the bare areas. Young animals seem most susceptible and can become hairless. scratching almost non-stop. multiple skin scrapings may have to be taken before the mites are found [color=blue]treadment[/color]--Treatment with anti-parasitic washes produces relief in a few days once the sarcoptes mites are killed. Repeat baths are necessary to prevent re-infection. Both sorts of mange can be spread by direct contact, but sarcoptic mange is the most contagious and all in-contact animals should be treated. The mite can also cause a skin irritation in humans that have been in close contact, often on bare arms

but K I thought I was being good. You want a doggie treat K? [img]http://skins.hotbar.com/skins/mailskins/em/042102/042102_1162_480_prv.gif[/img] [img]http://skins.hotbar.com/skins/mailskins/em/042102/042102_1162_480_prv.gif[/img]

Beautiful :)

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I hope Petal (GIGI) will be very happy. always in good health and do well in the show-ring. :iloveyou:

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THANKS FOR THE LINK :) I WILL TAKE A LOOK

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[quote name='Malamum']grrrrrr he should stick to gardening :evil:[/quote] I THINK SO TOO :evil: :evil: :evil:

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Subject: TOXIC warning/please CROSSPOST I would like to share with the list an experience that we have just endured and hopefully the death of this young dog will help someone e lse. I really don't want to believe that her death was for no reason. Our granddaughters 4 1/2 yr. old bitch ate 28 pieces of sugarless gum, contained ASPARTAME, 30 minutes after ingestion 3 seizures took place in 30 minutes, the emergency vet would not listen to me when I stated over and over that she ate this gum, he insisted that if it was a mushroom or something else that she got into, that it couldn't be the gum. This was 6:30pm and by the time they got the blood work back at 11pm, liver levels were not out of sight however the ammonia levels were already extremely high. By the time the regular vet got the blood work back at 5:30pm the next day, it was a done deal, and they all then agreed that she was being poisoned. Jade was a wonderful pet and companion for our granddaughter, ran on our sled team. This was a terrible tragedy that I feel could have been prevented, and when, because I insisted he call the poison control, they too said "no, couldn't be the Aspartame", it is toxic but....... Hopefully if this ever happens to anyone out there that this will help make the vets more aware. I know that our vet certainly is more aware now and is calling the Poison Control and letting them know that this is more toxic than they are telling people. Sheila Laughton Husker Du Kennels Reno, NV

I presume there was a good reason why she had to be removed from the rest of the litter. It is too easy to judge. Only you know if you are a responsible breeder :)

:) :) IT'S NICE TO HEAR GOOD NEWS :iloveyou: ROSIE IS DOING WELL SORRY YOU ARE HAVING A BAD TIME JEN

AAAAARRRRH WHAT A CAREING LITTLE BOY :iloveyou:

THAT IS GOOD :) IT'S ONLY BEEN A COUPLE WEEKS. WELL DONE ZEBRA

FOSTERING MIGHT BE A GOOD IDEA :) GO AND MEET THE DOG SEE HOW YOU GET ON

ROO WILL BE BUSY SAYING GOOD-BYE :( THE FIRST PUPPY GOES TO HER NEW HOME TODAY :(

Good luck. Hope they give you both another chance. Both of you deserve it

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