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Love that last one, that's exactly how I feel :hug:

@Shamas mom , you deserve an award. You've stuck with him through thick and thin and now have the pleasure of a dog who isn't scared s******s of everything, thanks to what you have done for him :clap::hug::smiledog:

Good luck with getting this right. I only make Molly's treats, fish based to keep her on the fish only protein I'm hoping will be better for her.

He's young and fit, he'll be fine @kateincornwall, hugs for that gorgeous boy :hug: :inlove:

It is certainly not just you @Lab_adore , as everyone else has said, we've all had those times when we wished the floor would open up and swallow us, or if some passer-by offered, the offending labrador would be happily handed over :facepalm:

Ah, poor Reuben. It does sound like kennel cough which is awfully easily caught. Years ago, our spaniel caught it, he was 11 at the time and developed pneumonia, a superb vet only just saved him. She told us that the 'bug' can stay alive on grass that has been coughed on by another dog for as...

Oh, no. I hope she is OK this morning and that this was a one off. I also have had an epileptic dog and I can understand how devastated you must be feeling after having thought it was totally under control. :hug: very best wishes for Poppy x

Oh hell, just catching up and this must have been absolutely terrifying for you @Naya . What a precious girl Harley is protecting and comforting you in the most sensible and reliable way with strangers 'doing' things to you. Thank goodness you are able to be at home and cared for and that it...

She really is a beautiful little dog. She is such a happy and confident little soul. When we met, she was fantastic, excellent with other dogs and only a 7 month old then. You're doing a brilliant job with Lyla @nayasminime x

She's a real cutie, happy body language, it's good to see :inlove:

Well done @Selina27 x

I hope you've had a good night @Emily_Babbelhund , we're very glad to have you safely back here x

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That's worrying for you @Naya. Harley is an absolute sweetheart and certainly gave Molly a run for her money when they were all playing, so I hope the vets can reassure you when they've done the biopsies. Gently hugs for that dear sweet girl :hug:

Quite right @kateincornwall I'm with you 100%

Isn't it frustrating @Selina27 ? I've been in this position with a neighbour, fortunately not next door but down the lane so I didn't have to see it all the time. Happily - though it doesn't feel right to use that word - the pup was re-homed. Their reason was that it was uncontrollable...

Dear oh dear. I wonder how he would explain it if he saw my trainer working with her dogs and in fact with Molly. All of them happily doing what she asks of them and not a head tap or harsh word in sight. All they get are treats, the occasional quiet 'nice' when they do exceptionally well...

Luvverly :wink:

YayaYay, yeah, buggaoff ya vywus fing :dug::tail::penguin:

Hay Cassie, wud luv ya to get heer agin and play moor stuff wiv dem ponees. Missin my labbymates, reely wanna playcummon :rofl::happyfeet::tail::smiledog: