View Full Version : Say Hello to Freija
The pup has arrived so I thought I'd make a new thread.
http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/3850/img2300mx3.jpg
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/7870/img2315ma8.jpg
This is Freija. :smile:
Moonbear
May18-08, 04:31 PM
She is just beautiful! :smile:
What a great face! And still so shiny - I'd love to feel her fur, it looks so soft!
Aww.. she's got beautiful colouring!
hypatia
May18-08, 05:13 PM
One of the greatest things in the world, PUPPY LICKS!!!!!!!!!! She is so sweet! Congrats!
Evo snorgles Freija on the belly before MIH gets back from spreading her stimulation around. :approve:
Evo<---hands Kurdt, the proud father, a chocolate cigar.
Too CUTE!!!!!!! Congrats!
That is one adorable puppy! Congrats!
Math Is Hard
May18-08, 05:49 PM
Oh! So pretty! *snorgle snorgle snorgle*
Lovely pup, quite a refreshing get away from cats, they wont fetch any thing.
Lovely pup, quite a refreshing get away from cats, they wont fetch any thing.
Nor will a dobermann. :tongue2:
Astronuc
May18-08, 06:29 PM
Sweet, Kurdt.
Hello to Freija. Welcome to Kurdt's.
Keep an eye on him, and make sure he stays out of trouble.
Hootenanny
May18-08, 06:39 PM
Gorgeous pup Kurdt! I don't think your postman will be looking forward to when he grows up through...
Gorgeous pup Kurdt! I don't think your postman will be looking forward to when he grows up through...
Hes a she Hoot :wink:
Hootenanny
May18-08, 06:53 PM
Hes a she Hoot :wink:
Oops :redface:
SHE's gorgeous.
I guess that I should be more careful when it comes to gender, since the majority of people here thought I was a she at first!
binzing
May18-08, 07:10 PM
Evo snorgles Freija on the belly before MIH gets back from spreading her stimulation around. :approve:
Evo<---hands Kurdt, the proud father, a chocolate cigar.
I don't even want to know...
binzing
May18-08, 07:23 PM
I like the second pic. Cute dog. So whats the meaning of Freija?
Oops :redface:
SHE's gorgeous.
I guess that I should be more careful when it comes to gender, since the majority of people here thought I was a she at first!People thought I was a he when I joined.
binzing
May18-08, 07:52 PM
Someone thought I was Asian up until a while ago...LOL
People thought i was a jump in evolution when i joined.
People thought i was a jump in evolution when i joined.Which way?
Redbelly98
May18-08, 08:03 PM
Hello Kurdt, I'm somewhat new here. My name is Redbelly.
What pray tell is Freija's favorite kind of fish?
Astronuc
May18-08, 08:13 PM
Lovely pup, quite a refreshing get away from cats, they wont fetch any thing. Our female cat Misty fetches mice. She let one loose in the kitchen when my son got hold of her while she was passing through with a mouse in her mouth. She dropped it and it ran under the counter then under the kitchen table behind some shoes and some boxes. I was moving the boxes when Misty jumped in. I suspected she had the mouse because she started growling. I pulled her out with the bottom half of the mouse hanging from her mouth. I had to ease the mouse out of her mouse, but then I dropped it, and Misty snatched it again (she's fast). I pried the mouse out of her mouth again and took it outside. It hopped away.
Dobermans do fetch, at least the one with whom I played and who belonged to a roommate in grad school. She also liked to fetch me by walking into my room and taking my forearm in her mouth. She was very playful. :biggrin:
Hello Kurdt, I'm somewhat new here. My name is Redbelly.
What pray tell is Freija's favorite kind of fish?Redbelly, have you been fish slapped yet?
Love your avatar, BTW!
Freija means woman apparently. I don't know what fish she likes yet redbelly but I don't think pets have been initiated with fish, just members.
Astro: Our previous Dobe would not fetch. She'd chase stuff then run off to a corner and chew it. Our newDobe Freija got her first ball and ran off into a corner to chew it. I've seen vids of Dobes doing the same thing. Then again they're not gun dogs.
Redbelly98
May18-08, 08:28 PM
Redbelly, have you been fish slapped yet?
Um, no ... and I am rather fond of shrimp (if that counts as a fish).
Love your avatar, BTW!
Thanks!
Um, no ... and I am rather fond of shrimp (if that counts as a fish).<thwap> thump <thwap> thump
Darn shrimp are hard to hold onto. :grumpy:
Welcome to PF! :smile:
You need some sort of shrimp canon.
Redbelly98
May18-08, 08:45 PM
<thwap> thump <thwap> thump
Darn shrimp are hard to hold onto. :grumpy:
{rubbing face gingerly} Perhaps the jumbo variety would have worked better. Too late now! :wink:
Welcome to PF! :smile:
Hank ew {translation: "thank you", with a swollen lip}
You need some sort of shrimp canon."NOW" you tell me! :grumpy:
I was thinking a sling shot would be perfect for shrimp, but I didn't want to put someone's eye out.
Now, with a canon, it will just knock them unconscious, then we can just run like hell.
It takes a lot of planning and forethought to fish whack people.
Math Is Hard
May18-08, 09:23 PM
Redbelly totally lied. I shrimp slapped him in another thread.
First time a new member has gotten it twice, I think.
Redbelly totally lied. I shrimp slapped him in another thread.
First time a new member has gotten it twice, I think.
Ooooooo, nice!!!
Hello cute Freija !:smile:
What does your name mean, btw?
I already told it on chat. She is beauty!
Redbelly98
May19-08, 07:01 AM
Redbelly totally lied. I shrimp slapped him in another thread.
First time a new member has gotten it twice, I think.
Wha-a-a-a ... how did I miss that???
edit added:
Oh wait, I think I found it http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=1733248#post1733248
Must have knocked me unconscious. Well, that does explain the 24 hour blackout I experienced a couple days ago.
Boy this is hard work. She is trouble :smile:. She is into everything and is very bold. She launches herself at the sofa in an attempt to get on your knee. Sometimes successful and sometimes not. She is also teething so shes trying to bite everything, but shes now pretty much house trained and knows she can only bite her toys and rawhide. I'm tired.
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/9061/freijafl6.jpg
EDIT: image host is being silly, I had a couple more to post but I'll do it later.
Puppies can be a handful.
My last house and everything in it was destroyed by "THE JAWS OF DEATH". AKA a yellow lab. She even ate the windowsills. :bugeye:
Oh Kurdt, you might be in for it :rofl: ! My Chocolate Lab was the boldest puppy I've ever known, totally fearless! She took A LOT of work to tame - I know how much energy it takes out of you. Luckily I was a stay-home mom at the time, so I had the time.
She's a beautiful puppy!
No she seems quite controllable now. I think we were all excited by the newness. But she hasn't had a whine or a cry or anything after being separated from mother and siblings. We're all amazed by her and its helped establish her character very early. Shes lovely.
hypatia
May19-08, 03:13 PM
Oh my, tastie rugs, plants AND tastie candles. I'm sure she will be a good girl for you, enjoy the puppy-ness.
Ok, here's the extra two.
http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/748/freija2gk1.jpg
http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/5828/img2333dc2.jpg
She is cuddly :smile:
SO SWEET :!!) !
I love the shot of her in your lap. Of course, you know she'll want to curl up in your lap when she's full-grown!
SO SWEET :!!) !
I love the shot of her in your lap. Of course, you know she'll want to curl up in your lap when she's full-grown!
Yes, our last Dobe Emma was always trying to get on your knee at the ripe old age of 8.
My friend's dobe, Cleo was pretty big, and she was an inveterate Lap-lander, too. She always wanted to cuddle up.
Moonbear
May19-08, 08:09 PM
SO SWEET :!!) !
I love the shot of her in your lap. Of course, you know she'll want to curl up in your lap when she's full-grown!
Yep, I was thinking the same thing. :biggrin: The bigger the dog, the more they seem to like being on laps. :rofl: I just wish I could reach through the monitor and give her a snuggle!
fuzzyfelt
May20-08, 07:10 AM
She is gorgeous. I've never seen that spelling in her name before, but is it related to the Norse Goddess that gives the name to Friday?
She is gorgeous. I've never seen that spelling in her name before, but is it related to the Norse Goddess that gives the name to Friday?
Yes its Norse in origin, but the spelling is German.
Boy this is hard work. She is trouble :smile:. She is into everything and is very bold. She launches herself at the sofa in an attempt to get on your knee. Sometimes successful and sometimes not. She is also teething so shes trying to bite everything, but shes now pretty much house trained and knows she can only bite her toys and rawhide. I'm tired.
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/9061/freijafl6.jpg
EDIT: image host is being silly, I had a couple more to post but I'll do it later.
hmmm...since I'm a very nice person, I'm ready to keep her and help you to get out of this trouble and tiredness!o:)
hmmm...since I'm a very nice person, I'm ready to keep her and help you to get out of this trouble and tiredness!o:)
Haha! Thank you Lisa!
Math Is Hard
May20-08, 02:46 PM
How's the cat holding up?
Shes doing Ok but shes in a huff.
Shes doing Ok but shes in a huff.Make sure she's getting her share of the love.
Astronuc
May20-08, 04:41 PM
Make sure the cat gets equal snorgle time. :approve:
I wonder if our member retention rate would increase if we offered tummy snorgles instead of fish slapping?
It depends who's giving them. I think I've got some preferences.... ;-)
I wonder if our member retention rate would increase if we offered tummy snorgles instead of fish slapping?
Or maybe fish slaps to the tummy?
Or well-prepared fish dinners...?
With garlic?
Borek
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Oh yes, garlic is yummy :!!) !
~christina~
May20-08, 10:50 PM
Ok, here's the extra two.
http://img211.imageshack.us/img211/748/freija2gk1.jpg
She is cuddly :smile:
Squeeee!!
extremely cute puppy :smile:
when I have the time I want to get an Akita :biggrin:
Did you house train her yourself?
Not all myself, but she wasn't too bad anyway. I think the breeder had pretty much impressed on them to do their business on paper, so we put some down and whenever she went over just took her outside. Now she waits at the door. She did have a couple of accidents but she is still quite young.
Oh yes, garlic is yummy :!!) !
Yeah, it's healthy and yummy! But what to do with this terrible smell?
I like garlic smell so you can come and be garlicy around me any time. Must also mean I'm not a vompyre.:wink:
Freija ate a mouse yesterday that Rosie had conveniently left in some bushes in the garden. By the time I realised that she wasn't just nosing around and coming out with the usual stick or bit of wood it was too late and she had swallowed it whole. She seems fine so far but I was expecting her to be sick or get a poorly tummy since Dobes are notorious for their sensitive stomachs. So here's hoping she won't be ill with it.
I doubt Rosie will be pleased that her mouse stocks have been raided either :rolleyes:
Astronuc
Jun11-08, 10:22 AM
Our Yorkshire terrier will eat mice that the cats bring in, if our female cat doesn't eat them. Our male cat just plays with them. He prefers Provalone, Mozarella, Swiss, or other fancy cheese to mice.
hypatia
Jun11-08, 10:31 AM
My dog snuck a baby Robin into the house, which I now believe she thinks shes the mother of. Its still in pin feathers, and I couldnt locate the nest to put it back. So its in a cage being fed prime worms and bugs by hand. At night we put the cage on the floor so the dog can sleep next to it.
My dog snuck a baby Robin into the house, which I now believe she thinks shes the mother of. Its still in pin feathers, and I couldnt locate the nest to put it back. So its in a cage being fed prime worms and bugs by hand. At night we put the cage on the floor so the dog can sleep next to it.
How sweet! Can you post a picture?
My dog snuck a baby Robin into the house, which I now believe she thinks shes the mother of. Its still in pin feathers, and I couldnt locate the nest to put it back. So its in a cage being fed prime worms and bugs by hand. At night we put the cage on the floor so the dog can sleep next to it.
That is cool. Unfortunately one poor mouse met my cat and was then introduced to the dog and given a tour of her digestive system.
It might help Freija put on weight as she was showing ribs and hips when we got her and still is. She seems fine in herself though and is doing normal puppy things and the vet didn't seem worried. Shes been on slightly more food than normal, but perhaps shes just one of those dogs that has the natural 'supermodel look' without any effort.
~christina~
Jun12-08, 10:21 PM
It might help Freija put on weight as she was showing ribs and hips when we got her and still is. She seems fine in herself though and is doing normal puppy things and the vet didn't seem worried. Shes been on slightly more food than normal, but perhaps shes just one of those dogs that has the natural 'supermodel look' without any effort.
This could be a sign of worms :uhh:
(I was just joking at first but I think that the mouse she ate could have been infested, correct that, is infected with worms and other nasty parasites and they could have transfered to your puppy and thus cause the increase in appetite)
Moonbear
Jun12-08, 10:34 PM
This could be a sign of worms :uhh:
(I was just joking at first but I think that the mouse she ate could have been infested, correct that, is infected with worms and other nasty parasites and they could have transfered to your puppy and thus cause the increase in appetite)
Well, the mouse seems to have come after the skinniness, but I was going to caution on the same, that mice are notorious for carrying worms, so if the dog is chowing down on mousey snacks, you may want the vet to check for intestinal worms more often than usual.
Well, the mouse seems to have come after the skinniness, but I was going to caution on the same, that mice are notorious for carrying worms, so if the dog is chowing down on mousey snacks, you may want the vet to check for intestinal worms more often than usual.
Shes being wormed regularly (once every two weeks) and has been before we got her thats why I never considered that. Shes still growing shes just skinny.
~christina~
Jun13-08, 07:15 PM
Shes being wormed regularly (once every two weeks) and has been before we got her thats why I never considered that. Shes still growing shes just skinny.
Do you have any additional pictures of her skinyness/cuteness :wink:
I got a puppy from a person who did not want it anymore (it was medium sheperd mix with tail cropped?!) and whilst riding home in the car it decided to regurgitate a round worm about 4 inches long onto the car floor! It was extremely disguisting to say the least and we also had to get it out of the car too. I sadly could not keep him as well because he kept chewing everything..:frown:
Moonbear
Jun13-08, 07:28 PM
Shes being wormed regularly (once every two weeks) and has been before we got her thats why I never considered that. Shes still growing shes just skinny.
That sounds quite often for a regular dewormer. Are you sure it's not just for heartworm? Regular dewormers are usually given once a year or once every 6 months unless there's a sign of worm infestation. The dewormer itself can make them a bit sick (diarrhea, especially), so worming too frequently might also lead to weight loss. Sometimes worms become resistant to dewormers too (in livestock, we rotate dewormers so this doesn't happen). Best to check with your vet though, since there might be extenuating circumstances due to your location or the particular type of dewormer or some such that I'm not aware of that might be reason you're giving it every 2 weeks.
I don't have any more recent pictures.
That does sound disgusting christina. I wish people would look after them properly and not go into getting animals half heartedly or not 100% sure they want them. I'm probably being overly fussy about her. Dobes are very lean any way and the breeder says the pups do tend to look underweight until they're almost mature when they fill out a bit.
The dewormer is for roundworm, hookworm and whipworm in particular and a couple of others in latin names :smile:. It was the same one being used by the breeder from 2 weeks. She's had her last one though since its only used until 12 weeks old. Here it is:
http://www.nutrecare.co.uk/prod6.asp?prod_id=1611&id=115&sub_cat=497&grpid=1611&msg=&offset=
~christina~
Jun13-08, 10:40 PM
I don't have any more recent pictures.
That does sound disgusting christina. I wish people would look after them properly and not go into getting animals half heartedly or not 100% sure they want them. I'm probably being overly fussy about her. Dobes are very lean any way and the breeder says the pups do tend to look underweight until they're almost mature when they fill out a bit.
Ah..don't know who your speaking of.them or me but.well I really couldn't keep the dog too but I tried. They left the dog in their front yard and I assume that is were the worms came from. I gave him to a good friend and he takes good care of the dog though. (I swear my dobe mix was corrupting the young one as well=> he would teach the young puppy to give up the treats that I gave him when I wasn't looking :eek:)
My previous dog that died was very cute as a pup. He had huge feet and his body wasn't too skinny. They said that he had a disorder but he was okay without the medication.
Those are so cute kurdt!! A neighbor has a miniature doberman puppy and it is the most hyperactive animal I've ever seen.
So, did Frieja pass the mouse ok?
Here's a couple more recent photos.
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/8338/freija3on7.jpg
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/8910/freija4xs9.jpg
I've been meaning to post in this thread for a long time. Now I have LOTS of time! :redface:
She is SO cute, Kurdt. I fell in love with her with the first pictures but these just hammer me. I want to kiss that sweet little face so BAD... :!!)
Thanks Tsu! :smile:
Glad you came through the Op Ok. Make a speedy recovery.
Moonbear
Jun16-08, 07:28 PM
One of my neighbors is dog-sitting a doberman puppy (6 months). What a cutie! He's really sweet, gentle, but doesn't listen one bit (that's how I met him, when he came trotting down to my yard to snack on the drippings from the bbq after he snuck out the door and wouldn't return when called...hopefully Freija is easier to train. I think the first two commands a dog needs to learn are "Come" and "Drop," everything else is extra.)
I love the latest pictures. She is just so cute looking.
Shes got quite a few commands under her belt now, two of them being 'come' and 'give'. Of course at this age they still like to try it on a bit to establish pack rank. I think Dobes came in the top five of the most intelligent dogs if something like that makes any sense at all. Our last Dobe Emma could understand simple sentences like 'fetch your ball from upstairs' or 'put your bone on the carpet'. Hopefully we'll have similar luck with Freija.
Moonbear
Jun16-08, 07:42 PM
Shes got quite a few commands under her belt now, two of them being 'come' and 'give'. Of course at this age they still like to try it on a bit to establish pack rank. I think Dobes came in the top five of the most intelligent dogs if something like that makes any sense at all. Our last Dobe Emma could understand simple sentences like 'fetch your ball from upstairs' or 'put your bone on the carpet'. Hopefully we'll have similar luck with Freija.
Yep, "give" is pretty much the same as "drop" in terms of function for getting something out of their mouth they shouldn't be eating...or chewing. I don't know if the puppy who came visiting is trained when his owners are around and just isn't listening to the babysitter, or if he's just badly trained (the people puppysitting don't do a very good job of training their own dogs either, and I've complained to them before that if they haven't trained their dogs to come when called, they shouldn't be allowing them off leash yet, but I think their own dogs are finally properly trained).
Heres a 6 month old update.
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No sound yet unfortunately since it was shot on a small camera.
EDIT: Managed to find a good song to give it some life but it cuts out after 2:37 when they claim its 4:37 long. Never mind.
I can't wait to watch when I get home.
My little dog learns words fast. Last week I bought him a stuffed duck, and we played with it a few minutes, I would say "duck" whenever I made it quack. The next day he seemed to want to play so I asked him where the duck was. He ran into the other room and returned with the duck in his mouth.
He knows "go to sleep" means to get on the bed, lie down, and don't move. That's a good one.
She's a good-looking dobe, Kurdt. When she stops about a minute and a half in, her pose and proportions are impressive.
Moonbear
Sep22-08, 06:28 PM
When she stops about a minute and a half in...
She stopped? She seemed to be in constant motion to me...wonderfully exhuberant puppiness! :biggrin: She's growing into a beautiful dog!
Her ball was only thrown once. She just runs around with it after that.
Her ball was only thrown once. She just runs around with it after that.Only 6 months old, and she is a KILLER at playing keep-away and tease.
She stopped? She seemed to be in constant motion to me...wonderfully exhuberant puppiness! :biggrin: She's growing into a beautiful dog!Yep! She stopped in full profile with a show-dog's "money shot" bench pose. A beautiful ***** for certain.
Her favourite game is chase, either being chased or chasing. Shes started chasing birds and almost got killed this morning when she zoned out and ran across the road. I don't know how I'm going to get her out of chasing birds :frown:.
Astronuc
Sep22-08, 06:46 PM
Great movie! I see she's got Keepaway down pat, and she does the obligatory flyby very well. :biggrin:
Yes she seems to be regressing in the commands area. Never mind. I guess all pups go through bad patches.
Beautiful puppy, absolutely adorable. She really is a great looking dog!
I don't know how I'm going to get her out of chasing birds :frown:.
My dog is the same way he is a belgian tervuren which is a type of belgian sheepdog and his instinct is to herd things, as we have no livestock on our farm he herds the birds. It is pretty funny to watch. He is about 5 or 6 years old now and hasn't grown out of it.
That was funny. She was NOT going to give up that ball.
I assume you finally got a hold of her.
Moonbear
Sep22-08, 07:48 PM
Her favourite game is chase, either being chased or chasing. Shes started chasing birds and almost got killed this morning when she zoned out and ran across the road. I don't know how I'm going to get her out of chasing birds :frown:.
Take her out to chase a flock of quail? If you were hunting the birds, you'd appreciate her flushing them. :biggrin:
Rhymes with witch**
:rofl: Don't you hate it when censored for using a word in a perfectly acceptable context? :rolleyes:
Oh she comes back to get her lead on. She knows she gets a treat then. She does drop her ball a good 5 metres from where we are though.
:rofl: Don't you hate it when censored for using a word in a perfectly acceptable context? :rolleyes:Really! I didn't use the word in the political sub-forum!
Her ball was only thrown once. She just runs around with it after that.
I have a Chocolate Laborador Retriever like that...well she's not much of a retriever...really more of an absconder.
Just a couple more for hypatia :smile:
This was taken on the 22nd of November.
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/3320/1000064jp6.jpg
This one was taken on the 9th of December.
http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/5726/1000074ip4.jpg
hypatia
Dec21-08, 02:03 PM
She is just lovely! Thanks for posting them.I love her "hoops" trick. She has gotten so big!
The hoops one is my favorite, the way one eye matches the hoop color!
My room is messy. I was having a new radiator fitted at the time so everything wasn't where it should be.
hypatia
Dec21-08, 09:49 PM
Freija says "This is how all the cool dogs carry their hoops".
Another vid taken today.
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I know of a few pups that will sleep well tonight. And the mud, how fun!
They see each other every day which is sweet. If only that was enough for such a high energy dog.
Astronuc
Apr1-09, 06:06 PM
Another vid taken today. That's a great vid.
So, Kurdt, how you're not running with the dogs? :biggrin:
That looks like a great field for Frisbee.
They exercise themselves Astro. :wink:
Moonbear
Apr1-09, 08:50 PM
Wow! She's gotten so big since I last saw photos of her! She's turned into a beautiful lady. :approve:
Thanks Moonbear. Although I don't know many ladies that like plodging in mud. :tongue:
Moonbear
Apr2-09, 10:46 PM
Thanks Moonbear. Although I don't know many ladies that like plodging in mud. :tongue:
Hmmph! Most just aren't willing to admit to enjoying it. :biggrin:
Haha, shes a big pup now. She has a heck of a tongue (in the video).
Harry looks like he needs the workouts, too. He appears to have a lot of Greyhound in him, and it's hard for any human to give such dogs an adequate workout - they really want high-speed chase/keep-away. There is a lady near here who has adopted a couple of retired track-dogs, and she walks them along the road-side in her own sedentary way. It's nice that she's given them a home, but I'd love to see them get workouts/play with Freija and Harry.
Harry is a greyhound. He was a stray that used to live on the field that they were playing on in the video for a few months until a kind resident managed to coax him into her house and hes now been adopted by her. He has improved lots because previously he'd stay away from all people and dogs and now hes very happy. Greyhounds being sprinters don't need as much eercise as you might think.
I haven't had a decent connection at home to watch it yet. :frown:
I haven't had a decent connection at home to watch it yet. :frown:
I hope that improves.
Ivan Seeking
Apr3-09, 04:01 PM
Another vid taken today.
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That's great. I love the black boots!
Puppies are so fun.
~christina~
Apr4-09, 12:30 AM
I like that video and especially the song. I'd probably stop my dog if it got near a mud puddle, especially since dogs have a habit of jumping on me.. :biggrin:
edit: I can't find this song so I'll have to just listen to it by playing your nice video
She is getting spayed this morning. I felt dead mean when we handed her over to the vet and she was desperately trying to follow us out. :frown:
I know how it feels. But she should be OK in a few days. Perhaps two weeks.
Redbelly98
Apr8-09, 08:08 AM
She is getting spayed this morning...
I know how it feels...
Explain please. :confused:
Explain please. :confused:
I mean the owner part - I know how it feels to leave your pet to be surgically treated at vet clinic.
Shes back home now. Looking very sorry for herself and very tired.
Ivan Seeking
Apr8-09, 11:39 AM
She is getting spayed this morning. I felt dead mean when we handed her over to the vet and she was desperately trying to follow us out. :frown:
That is always difficult. :cry:
Glad she's home safe and sound.
The great thing about dogs is that they won't hold it against you. She may be a bit nervous on her next trip to the vet, though if it only results in a check-up and a vaccination a little doggie-treat will cover that, too. Heal well, Freija - Harry needs someone to run with.
GeorginaS
Apr9-09, 01:14 AM
Freija's gorgeous, Kurdt. The transformation from the first pictures are remarkable. I can't fathom having as much energy as the two of them playing in the field.
Also, I entirely empathise with your feelings about leaving her with the vet. They recover quickly from that surgery. And, here's to hoping you don't have to experience that feeling often during Frieja's lifetime.
Redbelly98
Apr9-09, 08:38 AM
I mean the owner part - I know how it feels to leave your pet to be surgically treated at vet clinic.
Sorry Borek, I was joking around. I should have added a ":biggrin:" or something like that.
Sorry Borek, I was joking around. I should have added a ":biggrin:" or something like that.
No problem - I never know whether it is my English or something else :smile:
I am glad she's feeling ok. :smile:
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