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Started this discussion. Last reply by silvia Jul 5, 2012. 152 Replies 6 Favorites
After noticing a couple of weeks ago that Poppy was holding her right leg and having periods of lameness, we took her to the vets. The first vet we saw - our usual vet was on holiday - said to have…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rhonda Fisher Feb 22, 2012. 7 Replies 2 Favorites
As some of you will know from previous posts, Darcey, our IS, is the fussiest dog ever!We feed her on the BARF diet but she refuses point blank to eat red meat! She loves chicken, tripe and fish but…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by emma bell Oct 28, 2011. 24 Replies 0 Favorites
Well, as many of you will know, I have been after an IRWS bitch for a while and thanks to the power of ES and Gaye O'Connor, a couple of weeks ago we finally got little Poppy. She's a nervous little…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nicky Faulconbridge Aug 29, 2011. 13 Replies 0 Favorites
Just to say thank you to all of you who helped me on my mission to find an IRWS bitch! Thanks to the ES community Gaye O'Connor got in touch to let me know about a gorgeous little girl from her…Continue
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Welcome Emma!
I have two springers and 1 red setter :) Welcome to the board!
Welcome - hope you have a good time here :)
Melinda
Emma,
As the breeder of your bitch i am most disappointed that you have chosen to come on here and contact and discuss things with everyone bar me !!!! Also your remarks re my bitches hip score which is rather high but for which there is avalid reason and which i discussed at length with my vet before breeding for her rather upsetting , Gemma hasd had 4 litters now and all but one that have been scored have come back with alow score , I have just had Kirwilldale chaska done who is your pups litter brother and he has come back a 4:5 total 9 so your comments about being worried about the dams score are rather unfounded, there are other factors that go towards whether the dog has agood hip score or not mainly diet, exercise and environment and these all need to be taken into consideration instead of condemning the dam ..
Hello Emma,
I´ve just read your blog about your pup and dysplasia.
My dog had almost the same problems. I tried to go for short walks with him, during the smummer he was swimming a lot and I was very careful with his diet. I can understand your feelings and worries. We spent 8 years together with my Gordon /GS/ and despite all troubles and pain I learnt a lot for my life and I am very greatful for time we spent together. All the best for your pup and all your family.
Reni and Isis
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