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The DogChat.co.uk Discussion Forum / In Memorium / Merlin has gone.
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on: March 19, 2006, 10:53: PM
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Those of you who remember Merlin,
sadly he had to be put to sleep.
we rushed him to the vet after he stopped eating and
drinking, he was also in a lot of pain.
I had to make a very difficult decision to do this after
his kidneys had failed, we think he had been poisoned.
Merlin will be sadly missed by all who knew him,
he had such a wonderful character and gentle nature.
I have to share this photo of him, shortly before he
was taken away from us!!
R.I.P BabyXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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The DogChat.co.uk Discussion Forum / Breed Specific / Bullbreeds / Mastiffs / Cavalier KCS
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on: March 19, 2006, 10:06: PM
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Hi Louise.
I have Charlie, a red Bullmastiff, he's nearly 7 years old
he can be stubborn at times, its in the breeding as with
licking people to death 
Charlie loves Emma, my 2 year old daughter.....she climbs all
over him and walks him round the house by his collar,
hes such a big baby 
Having a brindle girl, hopefully later on this year, depending
on whether my friends girls take 
She got mother and daughter, Poppy and Lilly who she should
be expecting pups from.
The sire is brindle who is doing very well in the show ring.
Such a gentle giant he is too.
I am going to be showing for the first time with help from
friends.
I adore the breed as everyone knows here
Kathy - Dharma is a gorgeous girl, you must be so proud of her.
Whose her breeder, might know of them ?
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The DogChat.co.uk Discussion Forum / Non Dog Related / Any horsey people out there?
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on: March 19, 2006, 09:07: PM
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Hi Mowglie.
Im a horse person too, have been for many years.
I used to help out with an Anglo Arab mare, Gemma
who had cataracts in both eyes, which meant she couldn,t
see very well.
A real sweetheart she was until Cassie a companion
(who had a foal by her side) kicked Gemma and
broke her nose, she wasn't quite the same horse again,
The blow had made her very nervous and jumpy when
anyone got near, which is not surprising.
Then not long after she was moved to another stable,
a horse there (with yet a foal by her side) kicked Gemma
shattering her in the leg, sadly she had to be put to sleep.
Gemma was a beautiful chestnut who didn't mix very well
with most horses. She would quite willingly walk behind
others especially Cassie who Gemma saw as a guide
in the field, she must have thought the other horse
was Cassie.
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