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September 14, 2009 at 3:50 pm #106050
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Guesthello and welcome from me, carl and willow. 🙂
September 14, 2009 at 4:09 pm #106051Izzie
MemberHiya Mel ;D
September 14, 2009 at 4:15 pm #106052melinda
MemberHello Izzie! Nice to see/hear you here too 🙂
Thanks for the welcome Carl&gem, Willow is just gorgeous!
September 14, 2009 at 4:17 pm #106053Izzie
MemberHows Molly doing hon, keep meaning to ask 🙂
September 14, 2009 at 4:23 pm #106054melinda
MemberShe’s fabulous, as always, such a perfect little spaniel girly and I do miss her quite a lot being so far away. I’ve been down visiting a fair bit though, so not all bad.
She’s been at the vets a fair bit recently, she’s got loads of scabs on her skin and we think it might be due to her swimming in manky water/algae, but she’s under treatment now and banned from dirty water (yeah right). She’s also had an ear infection and one of her tear ducts has stopped working (related to her hereditary eye problem), but she’s being treated for the lot and she is still mad as a hatter, bless her.  She is a one for the ‘problems’ is our Mol, if it’s not being partially blind and bashing into things or getting bitten by adders, it’s something else ::)
September 14, 2009 at 4:35 pm #106055Izzie
Memberbest bet is to speak to Val on here nicely, she will help you with regards to her skin probs, ear probs and most likely her eye probs.
😉September 14, 2009 at 5:21 pm #106056*Nat*
MemberHi and welcome, hope you get your problems sorted 🙂
September 14, 2009 at 5:45 pm #106057kerrie and stan
Memberhi and welcome ;D
September 14, 2009 at 6:34 pm #106058xtine
MemberHi from me and Fritz.. lovely looking dogs.. good luck with Bev 🙂
September 14, 2009 at 7:07 pm #106059SuzAndTheDiva
MemberHello and welcome. 🙂
September 14, 2009 at 8:39 pm #106060Val
MemberHallo and Welcome what is the breeding of your Rough sounds like Bev will have fun training her ;D when you are ready stick up the problems with your other dog and the food and treatments she has had we will see if we can sort it
ValSeptember 15, 2009 at 8:41 am #106061melinda
MemberThanks for the welcome everyone 🙂
Bev came to see us this morning and has enlightened us on a whole host of problems we hadn’t even realised the dogs had…so we’re really looking forward to getting them sorted out and happy.
Val, the other dog lives with my mum and dad down in Devon, she’s one I adopted when I was living there and they kept her when I moved out to university. She’s a puppy farm rescue Cocker spaniel and has congenital cataracts which make her partially sighted, deformed feet and a whole host of things wrong with her. We got her as a 4 month old pup from the local shelter. She’s got a fab temperament and you wouldn’t ever know she’s nearly blind!
I think they feed her on a mixture of food, lots of chicken, beef and mixer. I’m not sure exactly what she’s been treated with, will ask my sister but I know she’s had eye drops, medicated shampoo and ear drops which according to them have been working quickly.
Simba is a ‘Jamesfair’ collie. Bev has assured us she’s not quite as grumpy as we first thought, her grumblings are her ‘noises’, you learn something new every day!
September 15, 2009 at 10:52 am #106062kizkiznobite
Memberhi mel and welcome
think the wee spanner needs a diet change…i would drop the beef…vals ear cleaner would help the ears…rec in the sticky area….
rough collies ::) they can sing an aria in 3 minutes flat…she has a fine contralto voice ;D bless her she sooo tiny….she needs a bit of un grumping ;D
the boyo …well poor lado had a bit of a tough time me thinks….too much punishment not enough reward…he will get there…
September 15, 2009 at 11:15 am #106063melinda
MemberHi Bev!
will tell the parents to cut the beef out of Molly’s diet. She’s a spaniel food hoover or ‘tummy with legs to carry her to food’ as my dad calls her. She’ll eat absolutely anything!
The skin complaint has come up recently and she likes to splosh about in bogs (they live in the Dartmoor area) and the vet thinks she has had a reaction to something icky in the water, so she’s getting hosed off when she gets home now. She was bitten by an adder last year and has hurt herself a few times, she’s a bit accident prone, probably down to her eyesight I guess. I will look up the ear cleaner and pass it on.
Simba is teeny tiny isn’t she, or ‘concentrated rage’ as we used to call her ::) She was pretty good earlier, she didn’t get into full gremlin mode (obviously knew not to do it in front of you!)
I’m feeling sad about poor Oscar and what you’ve said about him, but onwards and upwards and no more smackings will come his way ever again, that’s in his past 🙂
September 15, 2009 at 12:52 pm #106064Val
MemberHi Melinda
Re Cocker as Bev said do the ears with the blue ear cleaner, I would suggest said cocker was bathed all over in Hibiscrub it will clean the skin of bacteria whether she has been mud wallowing or just got the itches, you can buy Hibiscrub cheap in any chemist
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