Daisysmom

A JACK ASS :lol: :lol: An ass.....

I'll add my 2 cents...... I think if you explain to your friends that the dog is lovable and sweet, and [size=6]A PART OF YOUR FAMILY[/size], they should acceptyou for your word and come and see you. If they can't accept that, maybe you need new friends :x

Two meals a day. I have made an appointment with a homeopathic vet for $180.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :o I take her Tuesday evening. But, she will get a full check up and she will go over all her medical records. Her fees sound more like an attorney!! Will bill for phone consultations, faxes, case analysis (above the 180..... I haven't told hubby yet :x ) Anybody hear of her in my neck of the woods? Her name is Dr. Epstein and she is in Wilmington.

Pitmomma, [color=blue][size=7]YOU ARE WONDERFUL!!!!![/size][/color] I'm sure he will be very happy with all your care and love :buzi:

Well, she only made it two nights in a row. Back to cleaning up in the middle of the night for hubby. Sigh.....

:wink: I knew who she meant. But, it wasn't posted as far as I know.

[quote]I'd like to hear your comments on this[/quote] From Who?

I just looked up halti on the net and it looks very similar to the GL. (I was wondering too :-? )

I think with a smaller dog, a plastic crate would be fine. I myself have a metal one for Chelsea, only because it was available and I was told she was mixed with Lab, and would get big and CHEW!

I think I WILL stick with what I am doing!! Not only is it good for her, but she really loves it too :eating: You can tell she still isn't right, but getting there :B-fly:

[color=blue][size=7]Guess what everybody?? Daisy didn't poop in the house last night (first time since getting out of the hospital) :laola: I think she is on her way to recovery!!!!!!!!!![/size][/color] [size=6][color=orange]Thanks everybody for all your help, especially alicat and roo!![/color][/size]

I think a lot of shelters are run that way. They don't ask many questions, only that if you own/lease, are allowed pets if you lease, have a yard, promise to fix, and stuff like that. Then, of course you make a donation. But, they have so many animals that need adoption, they can't be as picky as a rescue.

No problem!! Happy to help. I haven't looked again. Daisy has been sick, so I have been focusing all my attention on her. Good luck with the rescue!!

Yeah, I guess I gave everybody a good laugh :-? Glad to be of service :roll:

Hmmm....... interesting.

Well, the PayPal is working, just bought some. If I win, please keep the prize and put it in your shelter. Come on, anybody else??????

[color=blue][size=7]Good for you!! Way to go!![/size][/color] :B-fly: :beerchug: :laola: :thumbs: :banan:

I just call it the "come" command. I guess I'm not up on all the "lingo" :fadein:

Give him some rice mixed in with his food. That should help firm it up.

No, I really don't know :oops:

The holistic vet actually recommended Dr Pitcairn's book. She seems to be getting better. Still pooping in the house, but again, I think it is getting firmer. (Hubby "saved" it for me, so I could look at it! - Wasn't that nice of him :lol: ) I think I will keep her on this diet for a while and see how she does. I feed her a mix/alternate of rice, yams, natural yogurt and some EN with a sprinkle of slippery elm at every meal. Seems good so far. Anything else I can add excpet for the beef? Edit: [quote]I am sure you could get info through the net free[/quote] I looked, but really didn't find much. I have to look again. Thanks

Well, the holistic vet called me today at work and suggested that I look into a homeopathic treatment for her. Any ideas anybody? She did give me the name of a vet, but said she would charge me for the phone consultation, ugh! I can't even tell her what's wrong without her charging me???

Awl.... we love ya and will never call you names!! :calus:

So sorry, Doc. :cry:

What is recall training :hmmmm: