Post photos of your dogs (Vol 4)

[rustfalia]

[anonymous-user]

[quote=Pesty]

















Dogs love field walks !






Not this years pics.

[Pesty]

Rich_AR said:

Our little boy is 10 weeks old now and starting to develop a personality. He's a little monster at times. I am looking forward to when the biting stops however (typical lab/retriever trait I'm told).

Beautiful

[MellowshipSlinky]

My two love the fields, mainly to eat the grass..

[stevesingo]

[anonymous-user]

Rich_AR said:

Our little boy is 10 weeks old now and starting to develop a personality. He's a little monster at times. I am looking forward to when the biting stops however (typical lab/retriever trait I'm told).

Look at those eyes! Imagine trying to say no to him lol.

[Tango13]

stevesingo said:

He looks very thoughtful in the last two.

Not sure if I missed it but what was the news on the lump that was removed, nothing serious i hope?

[stevesingo]

Tango13 said:

stevesingo said:

He looks very thoughtful in the last two.

Not sure if I missed it but what was the news on the lump that was removed, nothing serious i hope?

Ahh, yes. Suspected mast cell tumour. After two days of antihistamines, it was 90% gone prior to surgery. I questioned the vet as to whether it was or not given the change over two days He was worried that it might have been, so we elected for the surgery. Post surgery, the vet then said, maybe not but not sure what it was. Pathology results came back at +7days and suggest it was an infected hair follicle which caused an abscess. So all is good, and I hope the lady dogs dig scars like chicks do.

[Dibble]

I’m not one hundred percent certain, but I think he’s comfortable...





https://youtu.be/bL7bdyFteLI

Also, Piggly...

https://youtu.be/F8WGqvOkQRE

[Turn7]

Lovely and very funny !

[Tango13]

stevesingo said:

Ahh, yes. Suspected mast cell tumour. After two days of antihistamines, it was 90% gone prior to surgery. I questioned the vet as to whether it was or not given the change over two days He was worried that it might have been, so we elected for the surgery. Post surgery, the vet then said, maybe not but not sure what it was. Pathology results came back at +7days and suggest it was an infected hair follicle which caused an abscess. So all is good, and I hope the lady dogs dig scars like chicks do.

Good to hear he's all good

Have you thought about getting 'love' and 'hate' tattooed on his paws to go with all the scars?

[Konan]

[Turn7]

Konan said:

[HTP99]

MellowshipSlinky said:

My two love the fields, mainly to eat the grass..

Love these 2.

[Bobberoo99]

Dibble said:

I’m not one hundred percent certain, but I think he’s comfortable...





https://youtu.be/bL7bdyFteLI

Also, Piggly...

https://youtu.be/F8WGqvOkQRE

Gorgeous, love then dreaming video!!!

[Rich_AR]

Iwantafusca said:

Look at those eyes! Imagine trying to say no to him lol.

Tell me about it!

[HTP99]

My daughter has just picked up Daisy from her having an op on her eye:

[moorx]

HTP99 said:

My daughter has just picked up Daisy from her having an op on her eye:

Oh, poor Daisy, what was the problem? Hope she recovers quickly.

[HTP99]

moorx said:

Oh, poor Daisy, what was the problem? Hope she recovers quickly.

She had an ulcer on her right eye, caused most likely by some kind of trauma, ie scratching it.

For the past 3 weeks it has been aggressively treated with 2 lots of drops but it just wouldn't go away, so in the end she needed the op, from what I can gather from the vet who talks bloody fast and currently through a mask, the ulcer is shaved off, the third eyelid is pulled up or down (don't know which) and stitched temporarily over the eye to protect it whilst it heals, this will for be approx 4 weeks.

So currently as well as being deaf she can only see through one eye, poor thing.

[garythesign]

Best wishes to Daisy