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    Hard work for little (or no) pay!

    Wahoo! Mom will rehab better with you, in a place where she wants to be, with her loyal companions/moochers. I agree with Sheep's sentiment on your sisters.. haha. Your mom is blessed to have you.
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    Hopefully that's a light at the end of the tunnel....

    Poor Benny! He is such a sweet soul. I hope May 6 comes quickly and brings about relief for him.
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    Goodbye Gallbladder

    Wow! You really dodged it there! I keep asking why we cant just take Brodie's out instead of the every 6 - 9 month U/S, but I guess some dogs can live for years with just sludge and no issues. Deacon is annual because he had no sludge on his first.
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    Hard work for little (or no) pay!

    Here, you need to wait until 3- 5 years old and then have your pet assessed. If the personality works out, they become part of a team which trains and then certifies. I have a friend who does this with his Golden. Has to be a dog who will not snack, with this dog - he cannot lick unless his...
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    Hard work for little (or no) pay!

    I was just scrolling to post the same thing Sharon! Must be hard on your mom to be there and to allow Piper to visit just must brighten her day. Your mom looks really good, how is she doing?
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    Hopefully that's a light at the end of the tunnel....

    I am so sorry Margi!!!! Is there anyone else that could give a second opinion? So very, very sorry...
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    A short time with a big dog!

    Forrest looks like a love bug! Glad you found him!!! And your puppers were probably quite pleased that you returned him to HIS home!
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    Hopefully that's a light at the end of the tunnel....

    Thinking of you both!!!
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    Puzzling problem…

    Amazing!!! I hope she continues her recuperation and gets her wish... :)
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    Fabric choice

    Our family room furniture is microfiber and while I was initially quite concerned... it's been awesome! Bonus us that cats don't seem to care for it so while they lay on it, not destruction. We do have 2 leather chairs in the family room - the one closest to the window where Brodie does most...
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    Helicopter Sheltie owner alert

    I would bring the support dog to the drop off. I think it would be much more relaxing to the dental dog if everything appeared as normal. Yes, vet visits are stressful, but I think it would be UBER stressful to dental dog if they realized 'hey, not only am I only, but I am going to the VET...
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    Goodbye Gallbladder

    So glad to read good news!!!! Sorry to be late to the party.... Glad it is out, you both endured your night together and she has forgotten her ordeal and is on the mend. Dogs are so funny with meds... I have Deacon - the undie, sock and sandal eating boy who takes meds right out of my hand...
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    Pico is a model!!

    How exciting! Pico is a STAR!!!! Great pic of him on the beach, btw, really shows off all the layers of color in his coat. Will be keeping my eye out on Merrick bags!
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    Sad News

    Overall seems mostly good. Sorry he is having bladder issues, but hopefully they are held off as minor for a long time.
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    3D Sheltie model

    Very cool stuff! Will have to try and remember to show Jared next time he comes home for a visit!
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