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The Isolated Blurt Thread XXVI: Spring Forward

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silver gurl said:
I know. :rose: He is a big love and my bud, so we will fix him. I hate to see him hopping around on three legs. Which, is now what he is doing. Hard to keep him quiet.
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I'm really sorry to hear about your pup, but I'm glad to hear you've found a good doc. Positive thoughts and lots of pets on "the spot" for him.
 
Gianbattista said:
When our girl, who is too big for a crate, broke her leg, I borrowed a friend's child's outgrown playpen. It was easy to set up in different rooms so she could be where I was. I don't know if that might help your boy?

As for cost, the girl has been a very expensive dog....more expensive than any other we've had, despite being one of the 'healthier' breeds. It's by no means a measure of how much we love her, ( that cannot be counted) how much we have spent, but just something we have been able to do for her.
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Ahhh, a playpen is a great idea if we need to keep him quiet after the surgery. He would be miserable in his crate.
Yes, it is a lot of money but he is a great soul and brings happiness to our family. So he is worth it.
Not Normal said:
I'm really sorry to hear about your pup, but I'm glad to hear you've found a good doc. Positive thoughts and lots of pets on "the spot" for him.
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Definitely NN! It will be a few weeks before the surgery but he will get lots of love.
 
The bestie always says he is waiting for the nightmare to be over and wake up.
I totally understand, it won't, but I find myself thinking the same thing.
Other people say that kind of thing, but I know he means it.
 
Gianbattista said:
So long as he doesn't try and get out, if he's a jumper it might be worse risk than suffering the crate. :(

Right now my girl has developed idiopathic megasophagus. No cure, just management. We'll probably lose her to pneumonia as a result. :(. She is pretty happy, because I am strict about diet, begging at the table and so on, but now she is allowed to beg ( it's better that lying down) she eats at the table with us:rolleyes: and many more times a day, and to try and help her gain weight ( she is painfully thin) and is having cat food and luxury organic Icecream, butter and other such usually not dog appropriate food :eek:. All of which she is fed by hand or from a spoon or fork, mouth ful, by mouth ful, to reduce the risk of her aspirating and getting a lung infection :rolleyes::D. I am pleased that her last weeks are indulgent. :)
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I'm sorry to hear about your pup too, Elle. I'm glad you're there for her. Much love and pets.
 
Gianbattista said:
:rose:

It's been a couple of months. We took her to be euthanised recently and she rallied :rolleyes:. She is my first dog of a different breed to the one I was brought up with, and she is incredible. Very clever, very funny, and a wicked liar, but also incredibly protective, loving to a fault ( her tolerance of her cats is unbelievable) . The only thing I have really not seen eye to eye with her over is she can be rather bigoted. :mad: but I take the blame, for having kept her in a fairly isolated rural environment, and when our friends who challenge her perceptions of normal have visited she has been rather rude. I am grateful they have spent time with her and forgiven her ignorance and bigotry. I love her despite it, but it has embarrassed me at times. :mad:

:D. G wants to get her a puppy, ( she loves puppies) but I feel too taut I think to take it, though she might prefer a puppy even to Icecream.
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What is her perception of normal and how does she behave rudely?
I had a pet once who thought vets with straight blond hair were air heads.
 
Gianbattista said:
:rose:

It's been a couple of months. We took her to be euthanised recently and she rallied :rolleyes:. She is my first dog of a different breed to the one I was brought up with, and she is incredible. Very clever, very funny, and a wicked liar, but also incredibly protective, loving to a fault ( her tolerance of her cats is unbelievable) . The only thing I have really not seen eye to eye with her over is she can be rather bigoted. :mad: but I take the blame, for having kept her in a fairly isolated rural environment, and when our friends who challenge her perceptions of normal have visited she has been rather rude. I am grateful they have spent time with her and forgiven her ignorance and bigotry. I love her despite it, but it has embarrassed me at times. :mad:

:D. G wants to get her a puppy, ( she loves puppies) but I feel too taut I think to take it, though she might prefer a puppy even to Icecream.
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Poor baby! Depending on her level of tolerance and energy, a puppy may do her good.
 
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