that pic was in the 90, he las the whole of the back of the 110 now as he's hit 62kg !
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Who has a dog then.
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Eric Red
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Not the same as up front
don't really want him up front m, his farts are worse than the Mrs's
Looking after my daughter's dog for the day
He's watching the sheep.
Bo at the dinner table earlier .the OH tells me off .
I mean could you refuse those ears .
I mean could you refuse those ears .
Had to leave Eddie at the vets today, x-rays looking for cause of pain he's suffering. Poor little sod has arthritis in both elbows and more so in the right what with the pinned joint and metalwork. They also found a lesion on his lower back spine so a bit more arthritis there. To add insult to injury, they pulled 8 teeth! He's recovering from the ordeal now, but I'm still reeling from paying the bill!
Poor ladā¦hope he recovers well.
At least you got to take him home againā¦ā¦
At least you got to take him home againā¦ā¦
Get well soon Eddie . Always surprises me how quickly they bounce back 
He's already back up and barking at the postman; I'm still in shock after my wallet rape!Get well soon Eddie . Always surprises me how quickly they bounce back
Well done Eddie
. Vets fees - funding the private equity firms that own a good percentage of them now
Its a scam.
Vets fees went up because people were insured, now you need to be insured to pay the vets bill!
Vets fees went up because people were insured, now you need to be insured to pay the vets bill!
Aye, but saying no doesn't make any difference to the bill.
Glad he's up and wuffin!
I've mentioned this company on here before, www.csjk9.co.uk we use a product of theirs, all herbal, called 'No Ake', which deffo seems to help older dogs with the aches and pains. Works just as well as the painkiller (loxicom?) the vet said we could continue with, and that they would put a monthly script out for after Millie's op, to ease her general aches, but it's a shed load cheaper. A 1ml scoop a day is all.
We aren't using the loxicom.
Not all vets are money grabbing corporates,please donāt class the all the same , go for small practice stay away from the cooperates they will fleece you
Our vet is a private 2 practice outfit.
They still charge like wounded bull elephants.
All the local vets to us are similarly priced. It does wind me up a bit though when I go to ours, as he parks his speedboat right in front of the entrance. Nothing like rubbing it in how he's enjoying life on the proceeds. As for insurance, well, this year's quote was Ā£1776 with a Ā£135 excess. It's a lifetime policy so I'm a bit screwed if I wanted to change insurer; it's Hobson's choice, be insured or don't. The only saving grace is that the seven grand they had to pay out for the broken leg claim pretty much gave me back the money I'd paid in; still cost me another two and half on top mind. Yesterday it was Ā£700, I'll have to see how much of that I get back when the claim is processed. Having pets is an expensive indulgence, and it's heartbreaking when your dog is your best buddy.
I like that bit āhe parks his speedboat right in front of the entrance ā ..but as you say heās your best buddy so worth it .