Hope you get them back in the pink soon. Sick doggies es no beuno.Otto and Sabrina have had the runs since Friday. Can't find anything in the yard that's making them sick. Think good thoughts for them.
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Hope you get them back in the pink soon. Sick doggies es no beuno.Otto and Sabrina have had the runs since Friday. Can't find anything in the yard that's making them sick. Think good thoughts for them.
Oh, I like this dog...he sounds very smart, and fun and a good companion.Tonk has seen something like 700,000 miles its funny every bridge we go over he ducks , we could be driving and before we go by a place we have stopped at in the past, sometimes he will start yelling at me that we need to stop.

Super cute.Yep, I know the feeling. Car, boat, or airplane, "Lucky Dog" just loves to travel and gets so excited when we tell him he is going with us.
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Not a wholly new pic, but worth sharing for context.Hope you get them back in the pink soon. Sick doggies es no beuno.
Wish I'd thought of that! I just used the experience from my old high school summer job milking cows. Probably should have put more thought into it.Vet needed a urine sample so I Macgyvered a remote collection ladle for my dog. I ain't getting bit for trying to help that dude, so keeping 5 feet distance eliminates that option. I get cranky when I'm sick too so I can forgive the little bastard for being bitey. Maybe you could collect the uncontaminated sample you need at a distance like this.
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Good on you!I had always been a cat guy until this young stray dog found me last December. He's been a wonderful addition to our family.
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