LOVE your photos!!! Looks so fun! And I love how Asha is completely tucked up jumping; her feet didn't even touch as she grabbed the sleeve! What a blast....Thanks for sharing!!!!
PS. I am feeling the 'not so spring chickeny' either!!! My collar bone hurts from sleeping wrong :shock...
Those look like baby rabbits....in IL they made nests in the middle of our yard constantly! Our boy Dallas would gobble them up :(. One time he came in the house with one of those tiny feet hanging out of his mouth...our female was following him around sniffing his mouth...that is how I figured...
I give these two a raw carrot when I am cooking once in awhile. Also when I cut up vegetables for our dinner, they get brocolli stems, (from the crown, not big stem)
And I chop up fresh green beans real small and add to food. When Falcon was teething, I would rinse a carrot in water, then...
You are not alone....as said; she is 'moving' into maturity, and if you are not a clear leader to her, she will make herself the leader and decide who can look at her and who can't. People staring, even admiring, is a common trigger in these guys. I also agree that you need a prong on her. If...
So thankful your son & Pepper are ok....I hate when that happens. I know you have worked hard on her social skills, and thank goodness that incident didn't escalate. Glad you have contacted appropriate people to get it on record. If there is another incident with that dog; they will be aware...
I am not sure what to think about all the info that comes out on the subject....I do believe that Purina is a big supporter of UC Davis research.....
holistic vets encourage carrots & sweet potatoes ....
I used to feed grain free, and switched years ago; but my food now has sweet potatoes! I...
Her eyes still look 'sick'....she has that anesthesia look still.....I think it will just take a few more days, which I know; feels like an eternity!!! We want them normal again!
I hope you all are able to get some sleep tonight....soon it will be a distant memory! Just feels like not soon enough.
She looks great, and she will be back to her normal soon....and the stool 'should' firm up....it was 'major' surgery...her insides are shaken up. I think what you are doing...
And remember; they start to feel better quicker than the inside healing; so just be real careful with her in terms of running around....not using the pain meds will help her regulate herself; but once she feels good, her bouncy behavior will start up too early! :shock: The hardest part about...
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