SDS

What a beautiful place.

Congratulations!!

Oh no, what sad news. Keep running Luke!

Fantastic! Its an amazing experience to witness them up and mobile once again isn't it. Our boy Jack had wheels from Jim. His quality of life improved dramatically and he was so much happier. Jim was fantastic and so patient. We met him on several occasions before the final fitting. Jack became quite a celebrity in the local area. We never regretted having him fitted for the wheels. When Jack did pass to rainbow bridge, we donated his wheels to another family whose dog also had CDRM. I'll never forget their faces when they saw their dog whizzing around. Everybody was in floods of tears. I hope you have many many happy times together.

I'm sure mum will be fine. Have a good nights sleep and you never know, you may be a foster granny in the morning. They do remarkably well with little intervention. I bet you are so excited. Please report back in the morning with any news.

Saturday for us and our dog club

If you need another pair of hands, just shout. We are in Oxford too.

Hi Wendy Aly's sister here. Candy, our GSD was diagnosed with malignant lymphoma. I understand how you must be feeling. Numb, shocked, scared, and wanting to know more. We went down the route of chemo for Candy. It was a rollercoaster ride so be prepared for that. Enjoy everyday and be there for him. I would spend many many hours just sitting and talking to candy. It helped us both. Be strong and take care of yourself. Jo

Thanks for that. Time to practice....................without getting tied up in knots I'll come back to you

Can somebody help me with any tips on training and perfecting a right hand finish. Myself and China have mastered the left hand finish but are struggling with a good way to teach right. My training instructor simply suggests a tit bit in hand and follow around back of legs. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I thought that too when I took the picture.

So proud of China today as she passed her Bronze Good Citizen test. We went along to the Wiccaweys show and they were conducting the tests throughout the day. It was really windy and I thought that the flapping tape on the fencing would have made her break her stay, but she proved me wrong and sat tight.

We'll all be coming with Flo, Ella and China in tow!

My dog candy was 6 when she was diagnosed with mailignant lymphoma. She did suffer from fairly severe bouts of sickness following a session of chemo. I also found it to be quite often bright yellow/orange in colour. Please look after yourself and I would like to offer any help or advice you may need now or in the future. I did find it comforting to talk to somebody else that was experiencing the roller coaster ride for themselves too. I hope Sasha continues to feel brighter. Take care Jo

Myself and Ella are feeling really nervous about tomorrow. Aly says to just enjoy and its a good way for Ella to feel the competition atmosphere. Don't know about that, I just hope there are portaloos close by! Ella is a Wiccaweys dog and has been with us for a year now. She has come on in leaps and bounds and if she manages to go over the first jump without rounding me up, then that is good enough for me. Watch this space.