Giz/Emma and everyones pets on the board

Holy moly! Here' the silk/jacket Augie was wearing. It got pretty ripped up under the truck tire. BTW, he's doing great tonight. The sedation and narcotics that the vet had to give him have finally worn off and he's back to his normal "CRAZY" self.

 

Glad to hear he has rallied around, great news........................

 

Will do! Better yet, stay close to Mama Bayerl! She is the ultimate care giver. Yes, I'm grateful that I'm one of her flock.

 

Mama Bayerl! Love it!

 

Beautiful pups !!

 

Thanks, they're pretty darn special to us.

They are our kids.

William is turning into quite the little tank. I'll have to weigh him again. I'm thinking he's 75 lbs already.

 

Wow, Mike that's scary indeed.
Glad the pup skated on that one.

 

same here, Hork

 

Mama Bayerl makes vests for all of our dogs. Out here, they need visibility from hunters and neighbors driving too fast. If anyone needs a vest, please let us know. We have plenty of material....

 

Boy, that was a close call.
I'm happy he's going to be ok

 

William will be 10 months on April 19. Yeah, he's a little chunk. We knew that going in. His mom's pretty big, and his dad is a big boy.

Boating season is around the corner, when mother nature is fine with the snow garbage that is happening. Should be a good time.

William has a thick coat, and me choochin' the fire booted him off the couch many times, to go hang out on the linoleum in the kitchen, or on the laminate away from the stove. I image he'll be in the water a lot to cool off.

 

Well, took my partner Bear to the vet today. He's been having a tough time of late with his back leg joints. As well, we have suspected the starts of cancer due to the growth of two tumors on his chest. Cancer is the number 1 killer of this breed. The long and short is that the Vet has put him on Medi-Cam for the joint issues. Her thoughts are that we have a year or so left with him as he will be 11 this coming October. Our goal is to keep him as comfortable and happy for whatever time we have left with him............Enjoy and love them while you have them.

 

Not at this point, the vet wants us to keep a close eye on them for the next little while. If they are malignant, at his age there is not much to be accomplished by aggressively trying to treat them with the other medical problems he is having. We will make him as comfortable as we can and spend what time we have left with him. When he losses quality of living we will address that issue and do what is best for him.

 

Vet today too, regular checkup with vacs and heartworm meds for the whole pack.

 

Thanks Dave, yup, they are children with fur. Lots of people do not understand that and consider them to be "just a animal". For a lot of us, they represent a whole lot more...........................................