Hi there Elaine nice to see you here, you will become addicted to it...How are you?? haven't seen you for ages....hope all is OK??
Dee and the girls
PS hope to see some pictures soon, you always took really good pictures!!! :-))
Hi Elaine, and welcome! Mel introduced me to this a couple of weeks ago, and I'm becoming addicted!! I hope your 'family' are all well, look forward to seeing some pics..(I think your Ellie is big sister to my Abbi) .best wishes, sammi
Hi there Elaine
You are ready for the ferries where you are, great for Ireland...As for the white stuff don't get much of that here either. Have only seen a small amount here...
There is wine and nibbles at my bench at Crufts..Hope to see you there
Dee and the girls
Hi Elaine,
Remember me to Crufts 2007.
I am the happy owner of a Dooley's daughter called Girly.
I hope to see you to Crufts, I would be with girly.
Some pictures of your dogs taken in Crufts 2007.
Hi there Elaine. Yes both the girls are going although Saffy looks like a minor puppy at the moment, no coat...Jas is in Veteran...doesn't seem like yesterday that you brought her up here for me...a lot of water under the bridge..... I remember seeing your wee boy, he did seem nervous when I saw him, best to leave him until he gains his confidence, he has many years ahead of him....when did you move??? again it only seems a couple of months ago that you said that you had moved for the first time....
Only 5 hours....its 7 for me but hey that is so much better, as you say, than 10.
Have you seen the Forum on Crufts.... have a look and see if you can think of anything...
See you there Dee and the girls
Nice to see your piccys.,they all look lovely and sooo happy!! .do you have lots of space where you've moved to??? and yes, my girl is a real sweetie too ..we take her everywhere with us... Would love to see you at Crufts, but have a birthday family gathering I'm trying to wriggle my way out of!!! Sammi
Had to cave on the family gathering, so really sorry won't be there on Sat. but wish you lots of luck and hope to maybe see you sometime later in the year..p.s. new addition will be another girlie...
Hi there Elaine
How did you do??? didn't get a chance to say very much to you, Thanks for the 'well done' greatly appreciated
Hope that you had a good journey home...
Speak soon, Dee and the girls
Wow, I think that I must have been asleep when all that happened!!!!! Yes I did the same with Saffy although I bet Ellie didn't poo on the carpet though...;0((
You should have come and had a drink with everyone, (well some) It made the day seem so much better. I hope that it happens again next year, took a lot of organisation on Barbara's part, well done her...are you going to ISAE??? it snowed all day Sunday here, and we had the journey from hell on the way home, hail coming down in sheets. I thought that the windscreen was going to brake, at 30mph on the M74 dreadful, as for the football, I will go and watch the grass grow!!!! Dee and the girls
Ah well you will see us at both of them...I will also be at Border Union, they are the only ones that I have entered. I don't know about any other shows because I don't get a paper to see when the other shows are coming up, there isn't a paper shop here just a supermarket and they don't order papers..I find it very strange to be so close to a show...you will know what I mean, it is only 10-15min. journey, and it's a Championship show. Wonderful see you at the show All the best speak soon Dee and the girls
Have to ask you what this ruptus aorta really meens? Cant find the Swedish name for it. Is it when the aorta is breaking, and all blood comes out in the chest on the dog?Is it related to any kind of heart disease. Because I had a setter some years ago who died of something like inner bleeding in her chest and she had also Aortastenosis, so if this is related to eech other, I dont now..
What do yo think?
Regards Kristina
Yes this sounds like ruptured aorta, but we are not sure it was because a post mortem wasn´t done. Because of her heartcondition we replaced her with a family because we thought it was stressful for her racing and hunting with other dogs and so on. This family was very sad so they didn´t do this, but according to the veterinarian, it was blood filled breast which also affected the lungs and breathing. so probably we talk about the same condition.
I still feel sad thinking about her. She was only three years old when she died and had bad hips, aortastenosis and on top of that she had the L7S1syndrom who is when there is osteoarthritis between the last lumbar and first caudal vertebrae. A defect that we often see in German sheperds. (hope I spell this right).If you leave me your email adress I will gladly send you more information about her bloodlines.
Best Regards, Kristina
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Dee and the girls
PS hope to see some pictures soon, you always took really good pictures!!! :-))
You are ready for the ferries where you are, great for Ireland...As for the white stuff don't get much of that here either. Have only seen a small amount here...
There is wine and nibbles at my bench at Crufts..Hope to see you there
Dee and the girls
Remember me to Crufts 2007.
I am the happy owner of a Dooley's daughter called Girly.
I hope to see you to Crufts, I would be with girly.
Some pictures of your dogs taken in Crufts 2007.
Only 5 hours....its 7 for me but hey that is so much better, as you say, than 10.
Have you seen the Forum on Crufts.... have a look and see if you can think of anything...
See you there Dee and the girls
Greetings from Austria Yvonne
How did you do??? didn't get a chance to say very much to you, Thanks for the 'well done' greatly appreciated
Hope that you had a good journey home...
Speak soon, Dee and the girls
You should have come and had a drink with everyone, (well some) It made the day seem so much better. I hope that it happens again next year, took a lot of organisation on Barbara's part, well done her...are you going to ISAE??? it snowed all day Sunday here, and we had the journey from hell on the way home, hail coming down in sheets. I thought that the windscreen was going to brake, at 30mph on the M74 dreadful, as for the football, I will go and watch the grass grow!!!! Dee and the girls
Have to ask you what this ruptus aorta really meens? Cant find the Swedish name for it. Is it when the aorta is breaking, and all blood comes out in the chest on the dog?Is it related to any kind of heart disease. Because I had a setter some years ago who died of something like inner bleeding in her chest and she had also Aortastenosis, so if this is related to eech other, I dont now..
What do yo think?
Regards Kristina
it will take me a couple of days to find out more, but I will get in touch with you.
regards
Susan
Yes this sounds like ruptured aorta, but we are not sure it was because a post mortem wasn´t done. Because of her heartcondition we replaced her with a family because we thought it was stressful for her racing and hunting with other dogs and so on. This family was very sad so they didn´t do this, but according to the veterinarian, it was blood filled breast which also affected the lungs and breathing. so probably we talk about the same condition.
I still feel sad thinking about her. She was only three years old when she died and had bad hips, aortastenosis and on top of that she had the L7S1syndrom who is when there is osteoarthritis between the last lumbar and first caudal vertebrae. A defect that we often see in German sheperds. (hope I spell this right).If you leave me your email adress I will gladly send you more information about her bloodlines.
Best Regards, Kristina
I have added you as a friend and in that way I can send you some private message,
or you can send me an email on:kennelcherryblooms@telia.com
Regards Kristina
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