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We had a flurry of snow today! xx

I had Hattie spayed three months after he first season too. I feel the same as you, it was definitely the right decision as no intention of breeding and the worry of pyometra. Not to mention even having Hattie on lead during her first season there were quite a few off lead intact males...

Awww Happy birthday Spencer. I still love your big long floppy ears. You are just so wonderful :partyhat::inlove::gift::cake::hug::heart:xxxx

Sounds wonderful Natalie, just what you need. I am sure you will have a great time. As for the guilt, stop. You did what you had to do. My friend had her dog neutered at 6 months because he tried to mount Hattie 7 months, once! Now that's a snap decision and one she never felt any guilt...

A wise decision Natalie. Sometimes it's not about science or anything else, it's about what's best for you, your family and your dog. Have a good rest and think. Best not to make a decision whilst you're upset. xx Which part of Wales are you going to? x

Good for you Lorraine, A-B really helps out with these situations. I think there's one of these types of owner everywhere. We had it where we used to live with a Boxer owner. He would walk towards us with Charlie knowing his dog and ours hated each other. Even when we were clearly training...

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Not excited at all Heidrun :happy: xx

Poor Bear I feel for him, it's just the same as a human feeling frisky and being told to naff off!! I just don't get hanging on to them if you're not going to breed. Not only do they look so ugly but it just causes frustration for some boys. This is exactly why I would never buy a male puppy...

What a day you and lovely Homer have had. Lots of cuddles on the sofa tonight. xxx

She's just adorable. A little baby xx

We are extremely lucky to own very, very old historical houses in the UK. xx

Beautiful sunny morning here today but we are still having frosts. xx

@MrChew That's fantastic. I hope you will all be very happy in your new, long awaited for home. xx

Definitely not nonsense, perfectly normal. I would think of it the other way round and have her ashes in your garden where you all sit, as that is what you so wished for Nisha, that she could join you all. She could finally be home with her forever family. xxx :hug:

Flippin 'eck Carbon, giving your Mum a 'moment' xx

There are beautiful, sisters doing everything together. Prim sounds like she's doing so well and you sound like you are enjoying every minute with your girls. A lovely read Ashley. xxx

We had rain yesterday, thank goodness we needed it. Our bore hole was looking a little low! xx

That's amazing, you have come so far with Shamas. Great work. xx

As your sister won't get cooperation from the neighbour, is there another neighbour that would help with desensitisation? Not sure if a different location would work? I did similar with Charlie's fear of tea towels but that was easier location wise! xx