grannys gone and done it

granny hatchet said:

me too but i dont know. I cant help but think its tied to the meds.

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enola said:

If it doesn't warm up here or at least stop the dam rain, I will have to turn on the heat here. It only got to about 60 today, but the moisture in the house is getting unbearable already.

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enola said:

Somebody asked if Star's leg could have been saved if the vet hadn't let it get gangrene?? I don't think so because below her hock was just hanging on by one tendon. I was just thankful she survived the malpractice.

She survived cancer in her mammary glands by having surgery to remove all of her little titties. She lived 4 more years to live to the sge of 8: then her kidneys failed and I had her put to sleep.

After her diagnosis, we brought her home and let her sleep between us in the bed. She was never allowed on furniture until that night,

She was the third dog that I had put to sleep. It never gets any easier. I had her cremated, her ashes are in a lovely carved box that sits on my lingerie chest. Her collar is fastened around the box.

Some day I will tell you the story about Missy, the first dog I had to have put to sleep. . . .

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Yorkshire coop said:

He's good with them Newfie, he thinks they are all his babies

He's a bit of a weirdo dog really. He is possessed with chicks even more. When they start hatching he's sits at the incubator whining and is always watching. He would make. A great mother hen!!




Thanks twist, I will tell him. Must be the glasses I'm afraid the poor lad is like me, blind as a bat!!

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