I'm starting to think that Major is leaning to the right...
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Benny is generally a docile little beastie, but if I make an offhand comment about taking the cookie out of his mouth? Nothing in his heart but gnarly violence.
Most dogs are fairly socially progressive, he's just becoming more FRISKALLY conservative.
Ranger at 4 months and 54 lbs. He's already about as big as our girl Scout. His paws and ears suggest she's in trouble when it comes to future wrestling matches, but she's tougher, quicker, and much louder.
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Not much help in the shop, but I get to pick the music.
"Lighten up, Francis."
I know; that is so played out, but hey...you reopened that door!
Y'all remember when playing with a big stick was this much fun?
Here's one of Roxy totally trying to melt me with her eyes....
Dang...she could do the Jedi mind trick with those eyes!
"You will scratch me behind my ears...you will give me a treat...you will take me for a walk..."
Yep, now see, You get it.
Ok you pet lovers, our little one
Panini, is spending the night at the Emergency Vets! She got into some already chewed gum accidentally left on a desk next to the bed, but it was a ice breaker gum which contains a very toxic ingredient. So we rush her to the Emergency room and spent 4 hours. She is doing ok but she needed to remain for 24 hours to make sure her liver is ok. Only good thing was it was already chewed so most of the the toxins were gone but they still induced, and blood work. Believe when I tell you be careful with your furry friends around gum.
Panini, is spending the night at the Emergency Vets! She got into some already chewed gum accidentally left on a desk next to the bed, but it was a ice breaker gum which contains a very toxic ingredient. So we rush her to the Emergency room and spent 4 hours. She is doing ok but she needed to remain for 24 hours to make sure her liver is ok. Only good thing was it was already chewed so most of the the toxins were gone but they still induced, and blood work. Believe when I tell you be careful with your furry friends around gum.
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Sorry to hear that. Yeah, dogs will get into almost anything - most can't, chocolate, grapes, wine, etc can kill.
Gum was not on our posted danger list I knew mint was a problem but when we looked up Ice breaker gum the first on the list was highly toxic it was a frightening discovery and lead to a long morning.
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Best of luck! My thoughts are with you guys.
We had a rough night with a seizure for our big guy. He’s had 4 in the past 2 years. They’re no fun and it takes him a day to get back to normal. While the cleanup in the kitchen is no fun, all we want is for him to be ok.
