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Thank you everyone, your comments are very helpful. Thank goodness for MLF and the kindness of members x

I did wonder about some sort of trigger as it came on so suddenly but I can't think of what it may have been. Molly can become anxious quite easily but only briefly and this has been going on for almost 2 months. I think you may be right about the dermatologist. Thanks both.

Very early in January Molly was prescribed a low dose of steroids and some nutritional support stuff called Nutrameg because she was beginning to show signs of itchiness, her coat was looking dry and she had developed dandruff. The dandruff appeared quite suddenly. The vet decided she was...

:whew: x

Good grief :shock: this was not what I was expecting when I started reading about 'black spots' - a very unusual beauty pageant !

Molly is just the same too and has been like this since she was a pup. What she often does next though, is to cringe and roll on to her back, exposing her belly to any approaching dog. I take this all to mean that she is very excited, also a little anxious and keen to appease - just in case.

This sounds like a great thing to do. I guess by staying within the training aura for several days, things sink in more firmly and as everyone's working with the same aim it's a more conducive to learning. I'll be very interested to hear how this goes.

Wonderful, beautiful pics and such heart warming commentary :hug::clap:

I am but haven't updated my website for ages - poor ad I know. This is a recent painting.

Very interesting. I'll watch this several more times, and without reading the comments.

Just about to ask the same question :shock:

As that song said all those years ago "what a drag it is getting old". She's a loving happy little old dog though, bless her x

Very worrying and scary. Fingers crossed she's OK now, asking for their grub is always a comforting sign :nod:

Just wonderful. How can anyone really function without a dog in their heart?:laughdog:

He's looking very grown up in the 3rd photo, cracking young dog.

Well, if so, that is appalling.

Why, with all the health disadvantages that are 'reportedly' well known and accepted, do vets recommend castration from 7 months then? Does that make any kind of sense? Surely it can't be simply because they assume every new pup owner will allow their dogs to roam freely and mate freely? All...

Ah, bless him, gorgeous pup :heart: I hope he's over the bug soon.

Good luck with that. Unfortunately we have had to dismantle our bird feeder for much the same reason. 2 squirrels have become so tame they actually wait for the thing to be filled up, almost tapping their fingers with impatience. The worst things though are the rats - whole families of them...

That is very interesting and not something that has ever occurred to me. Molly does occasionally have duck necks, so useful to be aware of this. Thank you @M.F. I hope you get to the cause of this problem with her @snowbunny . I guess she couldn't have anything as simple as weak muscle...