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Oh dulce signõr, this is las mejores noticias, the best news! Thank Dios your modeling muscles are recovering after quite a trying time for you and your ML. I am pleased but not surprised to hear that the Florentines appreciate your muchos guapo gentlemanliness. Bon voyage for your mystery...

My mum’s dog Jambo is not good at the moment. Since yesterday he’s been off his food and very listless so we took him to the vet this morning, and they’re keeping him in for blood tests and rehydration. His blood has shown he’s got a urinary infection so he’s on antibiotics, but the vet messaged...

Heyyy, don’t hide your sparkle Phil! ✨

I remember first seeing one on an agility program on BBC several years ago where they had members of the public competing on tasks with their dogs. It was suprisingly calm and a great size - more spaniel in build but lab in looks. We thought about it for a while, but research definitely...

It’s funny isn’t it? I remember hearing from some expert that sometimes they prefer something with a bit of height to start with because it’s easier to ‘get’. I guess like everything it depends on the individual!

Wowsers Maxx, your dad loves you lots. An I reckon your mum does too but she has to be at her own lunch or it wouldn’t be the same. give lots of bufday licks an bounces to your mum, an make sure you give her a BIG cuddle jus before she goes out so she can take some of you with her ❤️

Eyyyy, signõr!! It is muy bueno to hear you are feeling un poco mejor. Truly your surroundings match your handsome gentlemanliness - I found the perfect expression for you and your ML earlier, el que lee mucho y anda mucho, ve mucho y sabe mucho. Apparently it is by our literary friend Cervantes...

This sounds fantastic @Selina27 , I love hearing about your and Cassie’s adventures at Dog Club! A bread board sounds good, or our (dog) physio uses two yoga blocks fixed together. Depends on the height you’re aiming for I guess…

He is such a gorgeous little rocket!! 🥰

Oh Emily, I can understand your concern - and poor senõr for being out of sorts. I’m sure you’re right that it’s most likely a bit of travel fatigue, especially given all the activity of the last few days. A couple of days rest could easily explain a degree of stiffness - and in my limited...

Hopefully the vet can at least rule some stuff out? This sounds really confusing, poor Simba and you. The only additional thing I can think is to keep a really detailed diary for a few days of exercise, food, behaviour and environmental observations - light levels, temperature, noises, smells...

Kipper does occasionally reverse sneeze and finds it very worrying, but we’ve not had adverse results yet. I hope Neo’s throat resolves itself soon, poor chap. Stilton has a sore ear at the moment which we have steroids for. I guess it’s the season for viruses and bacterial infection, dear pups.

What a beautiful boy x

Hi @Kaitlyntaylor , welcome to you and Tripp! What a handsome feller. Echo the others - I’m sure it’ll be harmless but best to check it out with your vet. Let us know how you get on!

Dammit, this is a bit of a spanner - I am sorry it’s taking such a slog to get to the bottom of it. I hope you get a break soon. Until you have a bit more certainty I completely understand your holding off decisions. Could it be a temporary solution to look into charities like the Cinnamon Trust...

Kipper and Stilton were named after two characters’ nicknames in a series of comic books by PG Wodehouse (who I am barmy about!)

Poor Boyd and all who loved him. Sleep easy now feller xxx

Hooray! Glad to hear it :rock:

His little nose! And his little muzzle that’s so perfectly pouty!

Exactly as Joy says, I’m so sorry Homer’s struggling and hope it’s a passing issue. Wishing both your boys a strong recovery x