Giz/Emma and everyones pets on the board

Oh she is adorable. I used to have a short haired Border Collie, too smart for his own good. She'll be a lot of fun.

 

Don't you hate that. One is so helpless. The fancy feast can shouldn't be a problem unless she cut herself internally but metal shows up on x-rays and internal bleeding would show on the blood test, i would think.
I know you'll keep a close eye on her, keep us posted.

 

Puppies are always adorable. That breed is very intelligent and can get into trouble quite readily unless they receive appropriate attention and outlets - get your running shoes on

 

I hope the newest meds help out!

 

I don't like generalizing by breed they all have their own personalities. Mine always tried to be way too "helpful". Like a child he watched us intently and tried to imitate what we did. Had no trouble opening gates and doors. The herding instinct got ours into trouble when others didn't want to do what he thought they should. Got into a fight with our Pointer girl when i was trying to put her up. He thought he'd speed up the process and nipped her in the butt. That caused an outright fight with a vet visit and stitches. Kate our Pointer was the boss in that relation ship and was not letting a younger and smaller upstart take over, she kept her role until she passed of leukemia. Other than that they were good natured even slept in the same bed, no squabbles over food or toys.
When i picked him up, i think that was his first car ride ever. We had to go under several overpasses. He watched the top of the bridges coming closer and then looked at me and back at the bridge and then he'd duck. He was convinced I was crazy, there was no way we could fit through that little hole.
Have lots of fun with your girl. Below Baby and Kate.

 

Blind dog has a seeing eye dog

 

Floyd does that every morning at 4:30 on the weekend when I'm trying to sleep in.

 

All six adult sheep in one picture.

 

Two lambs and one pig.

 

Not sure ww but thinking she could at least get up and do her thing if its just a pulled muscle?

I like this site and maybe you can find some info to help Blondie.

Lameness in Dogs | petMD

 

Pulled muscles and ligaments can take months to heal. However, pulled muscles or similar injuries not even a broken leg causes them to be that lethargic. The pain meds could keep her down depending on what she is on. Did you do a full body x-ray? Is it just one leg that makes her cry or any body movement? Be careful with the pain meds, dogs aren't as tolerant as we are. Give her a hug from me.

 

Must be very frustrating not being able to figure out exactly what the issue is - and heartbreaking to know Blondie is in distress. Wish they could talk to us so we could get to the root of things more quickly . Hope you can figure it out and get her on the mend, and more comfortable quickly.