My mate Billy

[Lons]

Anyway, this dog also ate the wrong things including an assortment of child's wax crayons!!! You should have seen what came out the other end!!!!! Phil

Errr... A masterpiece in wax? :lol:

 

[Phil Pascoe]

A lost wax casting?

 

[ColeyS1]

I'm lost for words but just want.......sorry to hear this Bob. One of the family, I'm sure he thinks as much of you as you do of him.

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[treeturner123]

The coloured pooh certainly was NOT lost!!

It gave the children hours of mirth!!

Phil

 

[Phil Pascoe]

I caught the boxer coming out of the bathroom wagging her tail and dribbling bubbles - she'd eaten a brand new bar of coal tar soap. :shock: :lol:

 

[whiskywill]

A neighbour, who has always kept Dobermans, was building his own bungalow and the dog was allowed free access to the site. When the dog's stomach appeared to be distended he took it to a vet. The vet operated on the dog and removed nearly 6 lbs of nails and screws.

 

[Lons]

A neighbour, who has always kept Dobermans, was building his own bungalow and the dog was allowed free access to the site. When the dog's stomach appeared to be distended he took it to a vet. The vet operated on the dog and removed nearly 6 lbs of nails and screws.

Heaven help any trespasser with that dog around #-o

 

[treeturner123]

Especially effective when pointing backwards after a eating a plate of beans!!

Phil

 

[Phil Pascoe]

and in three weeks the new addition to our household will be

big lad for five weeks

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Is yours still OK, Bob?

 

[doctor Bob]

Is yours still OK, Bob?

No, he had a little remission which makes you forget but he has gone down hill very rapidly this week, couldn't get up this morning, didn't eat. Gave him pain killers and he eventually went for a pee.
Not drinking or eating.
He's going to be put down tomorrow at 11am at home, heartbroken.

 

[Steve Maskery]

Really saddened to hear that Bob.
We had a unique relationship, you know. :sad smiley:

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Since I was old enough to drive I always got the job of taking the family dogs to be put down - I must have done about twelve. The twelfth was no easier than the first.

 

[The Bear]

Bob I feel your pain. I had to make the same decision 2 years ago to the lad in my profile pic. Its painful for a long time. I just try and remember the good times we had.

Best wishes

Mark

 

[Gerry]

I lost my beautiful English Setter Gracie at the age of 7 last year. Gutted isn't the word.
Despite swearing I would never have another we got Penny in October. It's been really hard work for the last few months but she is 8 month old now and really settling down.
I love setters, we have previously had two Irish and for the last 30 years four English Setters. Penny is our fourth English Setter, Stunningly handsome dogs and such gentle souls.
I feel your pain Bob, It is as bad as loosing a child.

Gerry

 

[Garno]

So sorry to hear what you have to do tomorrow.
There is nothing anyone can say that will make things easier for you.
My thoughts will be with you tomorrow
Gary

 

[Bm101]

Thinking of you and yours Bob.
Best wishes mate.
Chris

 

[Lons]

Really sad news Bob, very hard even when expected. Best wishes for tomorrow.

 

[doctor Bob]

Thanks chaps, unfortunately he went down hill very rapidly.
RIP big nose, heartbroken.............

 

[Bm101]

Ahhhhhhh. Sorry Bob. I really am. My thoughts are with you fella. All the best.