Matt Jones is just too silly today. Turned it off.
wonder if this counts my daughter's situation?
I don't care for it eitherThis is the side of OAD that I don't like.
A lot of couples do that.wonder if this counts my daughter's situation?
she isn't married, but they live together and have for almost 6 years.
yeah they do - not exactly the situation I would have wanted; but they seem to be happy, and they ARE married in all but name.A lot of couples do that.
we had Charlie fixed almost a month ago - vet said a cone wasn't needed - his incision was larger than an inch, easislyLola is home. The incision is about one inch. Poor little thing. They want her to wear a cone for a few days. Isn't it a natural thing for dogs to lick a wound? None of our other dogs had to wear one. No infection no problems. What do you recommend?
that's pretty cool - have never seen one for dogs; it makes sense thoughThe cone is to keep them from reopening the wound which would open it to infection. We got a inflatable neck collar for the German Shepherd when he had ACL surgery and it kept him from getting to it and allows way more freedom of movement than a plastic cone, after a few minutes he didn't even notice.
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hmmm, wish I had known about that before Charlie had his surgery (he's a Jack Russell mix)
hmmm, wish I had known about that before Charlie had his surgery (he's a Jack Russell mix)
Don - this looks to be much better than a cone for Lola
hmmm, wish I had known about that before Charlie had his surgery (he's a Jack Russell mix)
Don - this looks to be much better than a cone for Lola
Buddy actually got used to it and now I've got to put it on every night for sleep or he'll have a fit. I bet Charlie was a mess with that cone, those little guys(JRs) are as persistent as it gets.
In the cone he was basically snapping at the air and growling at it.![]()
Yes. She was asleep when I left.we had Charlie fixed almost a month ago - vet said a cone wasn't needed - his incision was larger than an inch, easisly
are her stitches dissolvable ones?
6.15 today. She is tiny tiny.that's pretty cool - have never seen one for dogs; it makes sense though
Don's pup is tiny though - only about 6 lb...
I agree. I will discuss this with Lola's mother.hmmm, wish I had known about that before Charlie had his surgery (he's a Jack Russell mix)
Don - this looks to be much better than a cone for Lola
Ha ha. Lola is getting sore from the incision and from the chip implant. It's just reflex associated with the pain she is feeling. She loves QB.Does Lola always bite QB or just now bc she's irritated? Did you encourage Lola to bite her? She seemed so sweet and innocent.
Lola and I say there sure are a lot of rules.Shew, ok. I thought QB was bossin her and Lola wasn't taking her crap anymore.
You'd take it if you wanted to keep living in a nice clean house,Shew, ok. I thought QB was bossin her and Lola wasn't taking her crap anymore.
Lola's RulesLola and I say there sure are a lot of rules.