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  1. Loki won't play with other dogs (but she is very playful with people)

     

    Fin will play with anyone! He has done a good job of getting the others to play. He occassionally persuades Cassie and Begley to play a little and he plays with Tess and Barney every day.

     

    Tess and Fin

     

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    http://www.sprogpages.co.uk/Playtime.wmv

     

    (that ones big but I think it's great and it was the reason Fin stayed really)

     

    Barney and Fin

     

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    :wub: Tessie-Smurfy-Doo :wub:

     

    What a vicious young lady you have turned into - :laugh: I am loving your floppy ear.

     

    Begley looks seriously unimpressed!

  2. Hi.

     

    My dog is diabetic and I have to carry honey everywhere we go with her in case she has a hypo.

     

    I'm guessing giving honey under normal circumstances may send her blood glucose too high.

     

    HTH

     

    Cheers

     

    Penny

  3. Hi

     

    We need the size in inches at his/her widest point of the chest please. If you say what colours you'd prefer we'll do what we can to match that. EG 28'' forest green with gold,black and emerald design padded harness £9. There are the decrotive padded harness which look like :

     

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    Or you can have the trail comfort harness which is plain colours but come in a big range. EG £10 for 24'' harness and matching lead!! Bargain!!

     

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    (Honestly that dog is happy with his new harness..he's just not very expressive!! :laugh: :laugh: )

     

    I believe you!!!!

     

    Thanks, I'll measure her tonight and ask her choice of colours......

  4. I have to inject my diabetic dog, Polly every day.

     

    The vet let me practice with sterile water in the surgery. I was petrified and stuck the needle in my finger - ouch!

     

    Happily, real life has gone fine. I pinch the scruff and aim the needle straight down the pinch towards her neck.

     

    Polly doesn't flinch at all and comes trotting up when she sees the syringe as she gets a piece of cheese after - :rolleyes:

     

    Good luck, it'll be fine.

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