Recent content by FayRose

Awww, another gorgeous l'il pup and I love his name.

Molly was absolutely crackers as a pup but for the past 5 or so years, you couldn't find a more chilled dog. Stanley Blue is adorable, enjoy his puppyness when you can (and he's not trying to eat poo) it really doesn't last that long :inlove:

Happy Birthday, beautiful girl Harley from me and Molly x

I hope she's OK and that the heavy atmosphere has lifted. It can cause more sensitivity in epileptic dogs - did for BJ too. Sounds like you've been having a very busy, possibly a bit of a stressy time too. Very best wishes for Poppy's operation and quick recovery.

Brilliant, that's what its all about isn't it @Selina27 , seeing the joy in the dog when she's 'working'? Good for you and gorgeous Cassie for all that fun training :inlove: :sun:

Ahhh, nothing like a springer for mud and wags. Gorgeous boy, reminds me very much of my old Max.

Brilliant news, congratulations all round :clap: :happyfeet: xx

Wonderful but NO surprise at all :clap: :happyfeet::hen:

Sorry to read this @MellowYellow Is it possible to increase Poppy's meds slightly and gradually? When our epileptic lab BJ had a bad seizure I used to soak my hands with lavender oil and stroke that gently over his head. It is cooling and can help when their head gets so hot during an episode...

Ah, I'm so sorry to read this. Thinking of you and Ruth. It's tough but you knew it was time. She had indeed a very happy life, no dog could have been more loved and treasured :hug:

Gosh, I admire your dedication and patience, good for you.

Wonderful news, long may it continue.

Ah, what a fantastic Friday this now is. Wonderful news :clap: :hen::cancan:

I'd do the same. As that old thing goes "To be fore-warned, is to be fore-armed" x

Good girl Red. That's great self control. A shame you have to do it but it's a special achievement for her :clap: