Puddy_Tat
happy mew year
may just be looking atmospheric
could be doing the "i looks sad, hooman will give me a treat" thing...
The dog thread is better than the cat thread, because it features dogs.
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could be doing the "i looks sad, hooman will give me a treat" thing...
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
I know that one
fizzerbird
Always there when I need me...
Posted in correct thread now! 
a_chap
When the world came apart, where were you?
Sorry, but I can't discuss the reasons they were put into rescue.
Not 100% sure I should even be posting pics of them on here as they are not up for adoption yet.
at sad doggy on the right
You're right.
One doggy was treating it as a great adventure but the other one was not so keen on the adventure. But they were both so well behaved I'm sure they'll settle in to foster care easily.
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Sorry, yes I did wonder when I was posting whether I should be asking at all.Sorry, but I can't discuss the reasons they were put into rescue.
Not 100% sure I should even be posting pics of them on here as they are not up for adoption yet.
You're right.
One doggy was treating it as a great adventure but the other one was not so keen on the adventure. But they were both so well behaved I'm sure they'll settle in to foster care easily.
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
anti-histamine cream if you have any. I'm sure I remember they can be used with dogs
Eta:
vcahospitals.com
Eta:
Over-the-Counter Medicines That Can be Safe for Dogs
Diphenhydramine (Benadryl®), cetirizine (Zyrtec®), and loratadine (Claritin®) are commonly used antihistamines that relieve allergy symptoms.
Depends which ones. Best to check with vet first if thinking to do this.
What to do if your dog is stung by a bee or wasp
"Some people recommend over the counter antihistamines when your dog has been stung, but certain ingredients in different brands can be fatal to animals. If you choose to do this, you should always check with your vet to make sure you are giving the right drug, and in the right quantity for your dog’s size and weight."
fizzerbird
Always there when I need me...
wemakeyousoundb
hopefully not gimboid
I'd say highly stressed from pictorial evidence here
immediate run to doggy A&E needed
not
maybe a cuddle and a treat or 10s
don't forget to cuddle the evil black one too
Looby
Well-Known Member
Welcome to my life.
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
You eating toast?
Toast???
No toast
Toast???
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seeformiles
Lost in the wood
I’m usually to be found on the cat thread but thought I’d share a couple of pics of my friend’s son’s 10 month old Cockapoo called Norman who can’t sit still and took a shine to Mrs SFM (& her jumper)
Sweet FA
✪ Three rounds Lord, in my .44 ✪
Really good meeting Steve yesterday
I/we were a bit worried that it would all be a bit too emosh going back to the kennels but it was brilliant.
Steve is a teenager and it shows
He's good on a short lead but all over the shop if the lead's loose and he can't feel it and he's incredibly, hyper alert (until he falls asleep obvs). Taking him for a walk was really good fun & I can't wait to get some miles in with him. I had a chat and got some background - he did his race training from 12-20 or so months but ultimately didn't make the cut. As he's in excellent condition - no evidence of breaks/muscle injuries/scars etc, the woman who's been looking after him for the last month thinks he just hasn't got much of a prey drive. Also because he's not been raced, he's had a good diet and his teeth are perfect - usually a real pain for ex-racers.
She thinks he might be up for training as he's all about the treats rather than the chase. When they put Trevor The Stunt Terrier in with the new greyhounds, Steve hung around waiting for the treats rather than chasing Trev which is a good sign. (Although he's looking a bit frisky in the photos).
Steve's also pretty hench.
I/we were a bit worried that it would all be a bit too emosh going back to the kennels but it was brilliant.
Steve is a teenager and it shows
He's good on a short lead but all over the shop if the lead's loose and he can't feel it and he's incredibly, hyper alert (until he falls asleep obvs). Taking him for a walk was really good fun & I can't wait to get some miles in with him. I had a chat and got some background - he did his race training from 12-20 or so months but ultimately didn't make the cut. As he's in excellent condition - no evidence of breaks/muscle injuries/scars etc, the woman who's been looking after him for the last month thinks he just hasn't got much of a prey drive. Also because he's not been raced, he's had a good diet and his teeth are perfect - usually a real pain for ex-racers.She thinks he might be up for training as he's all about the treats rather than the chase. When they put Trevor The Stunt Terrier in with the new greyhounds, Steve hung around waiting for the treats rather than chasing Trev which is a good sign. (Although he's looking a bit frisky in the photos
).Steve's also pretty hench.
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
Handsome boy!
Cloo
Banana for scale
This your doggo @m
I showed this to my sis in law yesterday and she said she'd totally have them if it wasn't for her old not-up-for-company springer! I hope they find a good home.Two lovely Welsh Springers, that are now in rescue, I picked up from the former owner this morning.
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