Rachel

Thank you both

Would it be worth taking on a second contract phone on one of these really great deals with loads of free minutes. For £35 a month you can get a free phone and 600 free minutes a month. Those "free" minites for £35 will surely cost less than the same amount of minutes on your current contract. Just an idea

Yours arrived this morning Jazz in a nice clear post office wallet with apologies that it had got caught up in their machines. The envelope was shredded but the keyring is fine *phew* Also received phone charm from Wendbert last week but forgot to post and say thank you

I'll fight the lot of you for Sam Elliott Those eyes are to die for *swoon*. Oh and you can't have Grissom all to yourself Melp coz I want to share him too.

He came out of a pound around 4 years ago, although he has only recently come to us. He does have a wonderful temperament though

Our current "special" dog. McCoy Approximately 9 years old, crossbreed with a severely deformed lower jaw. I will make the close up picture of the jaw a link so the squeamish can avoid it but I would just like to point out for those that look that the tooth immediately below the right upper canine in the picture is his LEFT lower canine. More pictures and details about him and his unique appearance can be found here. Currently in foster and looking for a new home

Stunning

Paid plus a bit on top

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Nice to see he is still as pig headed as he always was and he still runs off with the toys

Number 13 is Trinity who is STILL on our rehoming list and looking for a new home

We had a bitch (Labrador) that had a lot of fluid build up after a mammary strip. We found that a size 10 speedo swimsuit fitted her nicely and being snug and stretchy at the same time put just enough pressure on the incision to keep the fluid draining slowly and stopped her getting too swollen. We used one with a high neck and zip up back. Back legs through the leg holes and front legs through the arm holes. It might look a bit odd but our vet was quite impressed with it. Dont know if it would help in Nora's case but thought I would at least mention it.

I am now very much and and and I love the on the last couple

Anybody want a matched pair?? Spike

I think Sharrons Paddy was a bit different. Links to his problems here and here. Loads of and positive thoughts being sent for Flora. We have several epileptic dogs here and have lost one to status so we know what you are going through

Not the most thorough home check on the planet then

That is wonderful Do you mind if I share the link with his fan club on our forum please?? PS Am I going nuts or is the garden different from what I remember

At least he seems to have stopped trying to eat the cushions once he has "rearranged" the throws That used to be his favourite pass time here. He looks wonderful btw

Normally I just lurk but wanted to just ask a quick question. Hope nobody minds Can I ask which one coz I have been looking at them for ages and have no idea which one to go for?

wonderful piccies

Where have all the results gone, or is it my PC playing up

Totally agree with Allie on all counts When his entire male gets stolen from the back garden whilst he is at work then it will no longer need neutering.

I am totally gobsmacked (to coin a phrase). I NEVER, in a million years, ever thought I would see the day that Tricks would be standing like that at a collection day in a town. I can honestly say that the change you have made in that dog is nothing short of a miracle. You have given him so much and I am feeling very and and