texasmetal
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Izzy aka Isabelle. 4 months old and 60lbs.
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Izzy aka Isabelle. 4 months old and 60lbs.
mimzy
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Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2716744
Yes we have learned this the hard way. We always let her lick our ice cream bowl and thought it was ok because she wasn't getting much, but we were WRONG! She's a miniature yorkie and she weighs 3 pounds so a little bit of anything is a lot to her. She got pancreacitis. (Spelling???) so we put her on a strict diet and she is fine now! We felt HORRIBLE!
wow.... so glad to hear she made it... pancreatitis is no joke, as I'm sure you now know. There is ice-cream made for dogs - and u can even get recipes to make it yourself!
http:///forum/post/2716744
Yes we have learned this the hard way. We always let her lick our ice cream bowl and thought it was ok because she wasn't getting much, but we were WRONG! She's a miniature yorkie and she weighs 3 pounds so a little bit of anything is a lot to her. She got pancreacitis. (Spelling???) so we put her on a strict diet and she is fine now! We felt HORRIBLE!
wow.... so glad to hear she made it... pancreatitis is no joke, as I'm sure you now know. There is ice-cream made for dogs - and u can even get recipes to make it yourself!
texasmetal
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Originally Posted by Mimzy
http:///forum/post/2716813
Texas - is Izzy a dane? goooorgeous markings... and she's HUGE!!!
Yup. She's a Dane. I think she's probably the smartest dog I've ever had the pleasure to have. She's always the demo dog in her puppy class. She makes me look good.
Can you believe those markings are a disqualification by AKC standards?
http:///forum/post/2716813
Texas - is Izzy a dane? goooorgeous markings... and she's HUGE!!!
Yup. She's a Dane. I think she's probably the smartest dog I've ever had the pleasure to have. She's always the demo dog in her puppy class. She makes me look good.
Can you believe those markings are a disqualification by AKC standards?
rebelprettyboy
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Originally Posted by Mimzy
http:///forum/post/2716811
wow.... so glad to hear she made it... pancreatitis is no joke, as I'm sure you now know. There is ice-cream made for dogs - and u can even get recipes to make it yourself!
Yea we were giving her doggie ice cream!
http:///forum/post/2716811
wow.... so glad to hear she made it... pancreatitis is no joke, as I'm sure you now know. There is ice-cream made for dogs - and u can even get recipes to make it yourself!
Yea we were giving her doggie ice cream!
mimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by TexasMetal
http:///forum/post/2716857
Yup. She's a Dane. I think she's probably the smartest dog I've ever had the pleasure to have. She's always the demo dog in her puppy class. She makes me look good.
Can you believe those markings are a disqualification by AKC standards?
yeah she's kinda heathered-harlequin. really, really pretty. The AKC can have their standards and eat them too
can we have a full-tank...er...full body picture? LoL, I wanna see how massive her feeties are
http:///forum/post/2716857
Yup. She's a Dane. I think she's probably the smartest dog I've ever had the pleasure to have. She's always the demo dog in her puppy class. She makes me look good.
Can you believe those markings are a disqualification by AKC standards?
yeah she's kinda heathered-harlequin. really, really pretty. The AKC can have their standards and eat them too
can we have a full-tank...er...full body picture? LoL, I wanna see how massive her feeties are
texasmetal
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View's a bit skewered but you get a better look at her markings.
socal57che
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Sierra with Molly.
Butterscotch and Thumper.
Butterscotch and Thumper.
keri
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Originally Posted by Flricordia
http:///forum/post/2716695
Sometimes I wish the pic was the result of a tourist trap and not from real life. Especially come sundown when they all start screaming/calling for the flock members to come in.
lol, yeah, I can see that
But if you don't have close neighbors I find it's a lot easier, I had an indian ringneck that I had to give away due to noise complaints and I don't think I even really minded the screams much but I DID stress out about other people being bothered.
She was an amazing bird tho, I got her as this pitiful little grey lump of down that had been so severely featherplucked by her cagemate that we weren't even sure what she was! She was totally wild but smart as a whip and I only lost a little (ok, a lot of) blood making her trust me. She did take it as a personal offense if anyone dared to speak to me (including the phone - that was demolished) and made an excellent room guard. I lucked out in finding this wonderful woman to give her to who lived in the country and had a conure so she knew what loud was!
Awww... I miss her birdy smell!!
http:///forum/post/2716695
Sometimes I wish the pic was the result of a tourist trap and not from real life. Especially come sundown when they all start screaming/calling for the flock members to come in.
lol, yeah, I can see that
But if you don't have close neighbors I find it's a lot easier, I had an indian ringneck that I had to give away due to noise complaints and I don't think I even really minded the screams much but I DID stress out about other people being bothered.She was an amazing bird tho, I got her as this pitiful little grey lump of down that had been so severely featherplucked by her cagemate that we weren't even sure what she was! She was totally wild but smart as a whip and I only lost a little (ok, a lot of) blood making her trust me. She did take it as a personal offense if anyone dared to speak to me (including the phone - that was demolished) and made an excellent room guard.
I lucked out in finding this wonderful woman to give her to who lived in the country and had a conure so she knew what loud was! Awww... I miss her birdy smell!!
