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Thats really funny.

How cute are those pics!!! Absolutely gorgeous.

there are quite a few sheep, there, but believe it or not there where sheep where we where, obviously we had the two of them on leads, but once by the river they where off lead, Maddie and Mason where not bothered by the sheep, plus if they did watch them, I called them to me, and they where fine.. plenty of places to walk off lead there.

http://vimeo.com/3886655 Here is a vid of my two rotties, when Phill and I went to Capel Curig in North Wales last Monday!!

Hi Katie Give Missy a big hug for me..

Thats fab!! My two dogs loved the snow, Maddie was rolling in it, and Mason was jumping up and down, and trying to eat as much of it as he could...

What gorgeous pics, I absolutely love rotties...

Any news yet?

Sam is the boss he puts the two dogs in their place... Maddie (the smaller one is intimidated by him) :biglaugh:

Just found this pic, from last year.. Maddie Mason and Sam the cat.

My husband took a picture of my two dogs, Maddie and Mason with my son Sean on the beach...

http://www.break.com/index/worlds-biggest-zit-popped.html watch this one, it not nice!!! WARNING NOT FOR THE WEAK STOMACH!!!

Aww how sweet... looks like they where having fun..

What is wrong with some people!! Why Why Why!!!!!!!

What an awful thing to happen to her and her dogs... :GroupHug: for them all

I was on another forum I go to and a lady has asked us to make sure every one is aware, so here you go please read.. I got this mail and thought that I would post it on here just in case anybody doesnt know about it Warning to all dog owners--pass this on to everyone you can. Last Friday evening, I arrived home from work, fed Chloe, our 24 lb. dachshund, just as I normally do. Ten minutes later I walked into the den just in time to see her head inside the pocket of a friend's purse. She had a guilty look on her face so I looked closer and saw a small package of sugar-free gum. It contained xylitol. I remembered recently reading that sugar-free gum can be deadly for dogs, so I jumped on line and looked to see if Xylitol was the ingredient. I found the first website below and it was the one. Next, I called our vet. She said to bring her in immediately. Unfortunately, it was still rush hour and it took me almost a half hour to get there. Meanwhile, since this was her first case, our vet found another website to determine the treatment. She took Chloe and said they would induce her to vomit, give her a charcoal drink to absorb the toxin (even though they don't think it works) then they would start an iv with dextrose. The Xylitol causes dogs to secrete insulin so their blood sugar drops very quickly. The second thing that happens is liver failure. If that occurs, even with aggressive treatment, it can be difficult to save them. She said she would call us. Almost two hours later, the vet called and said the contents of her stomach contained 2 to 3 gum wrappers and her blood sugar had dropped from 90 to 59 in 30 minutes. She wanted us to take Chloe to another hospital having a critical care unit operating around the clock. We picked her up and took her there. They had us call the ASPCA poison control for a case number and, for a donation, their doctors would direct Chloe's doctor on treatment. They would continue the iv, monitor her blood every other hour, then in two days test her liver function. She ended up with a central line in her jugular vein since the one in her leg collapsed, just as our regular vet had feared. Chloe spent almost the entire weekend in the critical care hospital. After her blood sugar was stabilized, she came home yesterday. They ran all the tests again before they released her, and, so far, no sign of liver damage. Had I not seen her head in the purse, she probably would have died and we wouldn't had known why. Three vets told me this weekend they were amazed I even knew about it, since they are just learning about it too. Please, tell everyone you know about Xylitol and dogs. It may save another life.

I know I was so shocked when I was told about it... I cant beleive there are seriously sick ba*****s out there, that think this if fun!!

My other half was on a forum, and he was talking with some young bloke... Don't know how it came about, but this bloke had said about this new craze, now he knew about it, but did not admit he had done it, he seemed to know a lot about it... Be warned do not read if you get upset, I cant beleive I am typing about it, but I think everyone should be aware of it.. Its called dog fishig, apparently they put meat on a bigish hook dangle it over the fence, or wherever the dog is once the dog has hold of the meat, they run as fast as they can, and the hook gets lodged into the mouth of the dog!! My husband really went to town on this guy, I think its just so bad, what kinda of person, if you can call him that would do it? :angry: I don't know where this is happening, but please look out for your babes...

I am well chuffed, anyone who uses one of these should never have dogs, they are cruel and barbarick(sp).

are to be banned...about time too!! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/7473597.stm

Aww poor little dog, how can anyone do this to an animal???

Awww bless him. :mecry:

Mel, I am so sorry for your loss, Rick phoned me this morning, I am absolutely gutted for you... :GroupHug: Digby run free my little man, I am glad you found a loving family, who took care of you for the five months you where here. :GroupHug: to everyone who helped him..

What a fab day you had... Gorgeous pics too.

Me too, every ball the two doggies have had are burst, even the basket ball!! :laugh: