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It still shocks me that people own cats when they could have a dog.
 
"It still shocks me that people own cats when they could have a dog."

Marty it's so great that you feel like this! I'll be needing someone to look after Jasper while I'm building my new house - now it looks like he can stay with you!
 
Hi Mike , not sure if Will rogers or not .

I like yours too

Dogs are definitely man's best friend

Regards
Kirk
 
I have two best friends, an 8 year old Finish Spitz named Bjorn and a 3 month old Siberian Husky puppy named Bella. She gets me up every night when she has to go out (last night is was at 2:50 a.m. then again at 5:30 a.m.) but love is love.:wink2:
 
I have two best friends, an 8 year old Finish Spitz named Bjorn and a 3 month old Siberian Husky puppy named Bella. She gets me up every night when she has to go out (last night is was at 2:50 a.m. then again at 5:30 a.m.) but love is love.:wink2:

Hahaha...that's so funny...poor you and poor her...I'm a 3:30AM guy myself...I have a mini schnauzer named Boo...and he can hold it forever...some golf excursions are 7-8 hours...he has a strong bladder...but as a rule...me and him take a walk right before bed so he can do his business...gotta love them...they are just so forgiving to us...
 
Hi Mike , we have an 11 year old Mini schnauzer named Parker .

He had a growth removed from his bladder in January 2011 and he is now undergoing chemo as the growth has returned . We are hoping for the best !

He can still hold it longer than me . He goes to bed around 10:00pm and we have to chase him out the door at 9:00 am to do his business
Regards
Kirk
 
My best mate is an Italian Spinone named Jake..(thats him in the pic top left) 48kg of love and loyalty and one of the very few things in life that have never let me down!!...Always there for me and i would go through fire for the guy. He"s getting on now almost 14 and one day soon we are going to have to take seperate tracks...but the love and countless happy memories that he has given me and my family will
always be with us....Here"s to Jake...one hell of a Dog!!.

Steve
 
Hi Mike , we have an 11 year old Mini schnauzer named Parker .

He had a growth removed from his bladder in January 2011 and he is now undergoing chemo as the growth has returned . We are hoping for the best !

He can still hold it longer than me . He goes to bed around 10:00pm and we have to chase him out the door at 9:00 am to do his business
Regards
Kirk

Kirk...

that's sad...Boo and me have been together for about 2 years...he came from the Houston Miniature Rescue Center...and don't let the name fool you...it cost $350 to rescue him...hahaha...

pets can be so expensive...I highly recommend health insurance for them...I wish I had gotten it for Boo...

he has allergies...so he takes Cyclosporin peanut butter flavored pills daily...that with his monthly Cortisone steroid shots...seems to keep him from scratching...I can't stand to see him suffer...he's like a child to me...

the vet recommended a dermatologist...hahaha...for real...I asked him what that might cost...he told me about $2,000...thank God the pills work...

add in his teeth cleaning...his regular vaccinations...parvo...rabies...heart worm...etc...

his health care bill is almost as bad as mine...

I lost Magic...my last mini schnauzer about 4 years ago...he had congestive heart failure and was prone to seizures...he was a handfull at the end...but I treated him like he was my son...

I remember when the vet diagnosed his heart condition and explained it to me...he held the stethescope to Magic's heart and told me to listen...he said I should hear a rapid heart beat on a normal dog...poor Magic's heart sounded like a faucet running...no beating...just a wide open valve...

anyway...they are expensive...good luck with Parker...I'm sure you guys are best firends...
 
My best mate is an Italian Spinone named Jake..(thats him in the pic top left) 48kg of love and loyalty and one of the very few things in life that have never let me down!!...Always there for me and i would go through fire for the guy. He"s getting on now almost 14 and one day soon we are going to have to take seperate tracks...but the love and countless happy memories that he has given me and my family will
always be with us....Here"s to Jake...one hell of a Dog!!.

Steve

Steve...that's a nice picture...he looks like a big boy...but very content sitting with you...
 
Kirk...

that's sad...Boo and me have been together for about 2 years...he came from the Houston Miniature Rescue Center...and don't let the name fool you...it cost $350 to rescue him...hahaha...

pets can be so expensive...I highly recommend health insurance for them...I wish I had gotten it for Boo...

he has allergies...so he takes Cyclosporin peanut butter flavored pills daily...that with his monthly Cortisone steroid shots...seems to keep him from scratching...I can't stand to see him suffer...he's like a child to me...

the vet recommended a dermatologist...hahaha...for real...I asked him what that might cost...he told me about $2,000...thank God the pills work...

add in his teeth cleaning...his regular vaccinations...parvo...rabies...heart worm...etc...

his health care bill is almost as bad as mine...

I lost Magic...my last mini schnauzer about 4 years ago...he had congestive heart failure and was prone to seizures...he was a handfull at the end...but I treated him like he was my son...

I remember when the vet diagnosed his heart condition and explained it to me...he held the stethescope to Magic's heart and told me to listen...he said I should hear a rapid heart beat on a normal dog...poor Magic's heart sounded like a faucet running...no beating...just a wide open valve...

anyway...they are expensive...good luck with Parker...I'm sure you guys are best firends...

My buddy Bjorn, who is a diabetic (I give him insulin shots twice daily) almost died a couple of weeks ago from a liver infection. The vet bills for saving him were over $4,000, but I know its worth every penny when we go out in the backyard and I throw him his football every afternoon.:smile2:
 
My buddy Bjorn, who is a diabetic (I give him insulin shots twice daily) almost died a couple of weeks ago from a liver infection. The vet bills for saving him were over $4,000, but I know its worth every penny when we go out in the backyard and I throw him his football every afternoon.:smile2:

Louis...wow...that's really loyal of you...a lot of people would have put there dog down for a vet bill like that...I did not know that dogs could suffer from diabetes...I'm type 2 myself...again...if I ever get another dog...I will get health insurance for him...in fact...I'm going to eplore getting it on Boo next week...they may exclude some of his pre-conditions...but I'm going to look into it...
 
Puppies beware, you never know who is watching. Trooper
 

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