Poor old guy! Riley is a Golden and she is a living vacumn cleaner. Fortunately Genie...our 10 year old pit ans not as easli led astray. She has taught Riley a few bad habits though...like being very vocal when she plays. Of course, DH is also responsible for that. He thinks it's funny to teach dogs to bark and then gets mad when they bark when he doesn't want them to.My greyhound, Rebel, is the money pit here since we got the golden retriever 7 years ago. The golden is obsessed with food, thankfully not aggressive but hovers over Rebel's bowl making sure there is nothing left. Rebel started eating wood chunks that were left on the floor after the golden had packed firewood into the other room and chewed the bark off. It took us 7 months to figure out what was going on. Every visit was between 300/700, and he was in at least every other week. The meds were ridiculously expensive!
Surgery was the only option left to us, when he went in the vet warned us she might have to take his tail to try and close him up. Rebel lost 3" of colon, most of his sphincter muscle and tissue affected by fistula.
They were only half kidding when they said they were setting up a room for me in his kennel. I usually do the after care myself, he gets nervous when I'm not there and it scares them when Rebels temp starts going up and the panting starts.
Took 8 months for him to regain bowel control but he's fine now, well he is gassier than before. He turns 13 in July, and his eyesight is getting cloudy but nothing we can't work around.
I would feel comfortable chargeing $10 each. Not only are you continuing to feed the you are also providing electricity to brood them and cleaning up after them for an extra 2 weeks@chiqita looks like I have homes for all of my chicks! I am keeping two bantams and two lf. Thanks for the Marketing suggestions and thanks to all who gave suggestions on how to find out if the homes were worthy. The gal who is taking most of them said she "was willing to do whatever they needed to make sure they were safe and healthy. "I am gong to hold on to them for another month because she wants them to be off lights and they are just 2 weeks now. If the weather is really warm I will let her get them before that but I want to also do whatever I need to to make sure they are going to be OK.![]()
Yet another question: My add shows pics of them as day olds and clearly states that they hatched Easter weekend. I am asking 5.00 per pullet. Since she wants me to hang on to them another 4 weeks what do you think I should charge? I would like to tell her now so that she can make an informed choice. She is offering to take 3 of them. I am keeping the other 2 I thought I could just add 15.00 so that she would be paying 10. each for 3, 6 week old pullets. Does that seem fair?
poor thing...
Good broody! SHe is a BLRW, right? That is the kind of eggs I am getting from Papa Brooder. They are supposed to ship on Monday
