How about Oliver?
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How about Oliver?
He is a cutie. Looks like an Otis, Mo or a sam.
Otis, that's a good name. I like it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 2labsmom
Mo sounds too much like 'no' 2 syllables are much better.
Well, the vet named him in my absence, and the entire clinic loves his name.
Wembley
It's from Fraggle Rock. Apparently he looks like Wembley from there.
http://www.osmond-riba.org/lis/Graph...Q3/Wembley.png
I love Fraggle Rock. Don't get one named "Red."
He is officially my dog. He got groomed today, going to be neutered Wednesday.
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Yay for Wembley! He has a home!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sariss
Yay for both of you! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sariss
What adjective tops "adorable"?
I'm so very happy that he has found a wonderful home!:D
Coogle got a trim yesterday and he looks the same as your pup, it's very funny. Skinny legs, it is always so weird for a couple weeks. They don't look the same.
I hope the beautiful pup that was next to him finds a home also:) and even the one in the background:)
I love the new name,very sophisticated!
He is just charming,love the picture with him looking into the camera with such intelligence on his face.
I am sure you will be the best of friends.Best of luck !
Photo 7 he just looks so proud of his new do :)
Very cute, I like Wembley too, it's different ;)
Yay!!
He looks so happy. :)
He looks a little like the dragon in never "The never ending story". In my opinion. ;)
So cute. Glad he's home. :)
Napping under the telephone table could be hilariously disastrous, but he's sooooo cute.
Aww welcome home!
Oh what a cutie! He looks a little Cocker when he sleeps.
Congrats!:)
Been a total nightmare dealing with Wembley's neuter.
Ever since the surgery, he will NOT LEAVE HIS INCISION ALONE. He was living with a cone on but was creative in his abilities and was still able to rub it. Padding the cone just made him drag himself against the carpet to scratch. The area became horribly red and painful. I tried a million creams, sprays, etc etc. NOTHING WORKED.
My last ditch effort before resorting to steroids like vanectyl or pred to relieve his itching was giving him anti-inflammatories (metacam), and sedatives (acepromazine tabs) to help him sleep the night.
We're on day 2 of this, and it seems to be working. Fingers crossed!
The final straw was the one night I only slept for 45 minutes because he kept spinning and spinning to get at his incision ,and when I locked him in a different room he just howled. Was so tempted to drive to work at 3 in the morning to gave him a shot of ace..
I feel your pain Sariss.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sariss
None of my dogs ever had a problem with the neutering, but my rabbit Cotton, he went through hell and took me with him.
Rabbits are notorious for bothering their stitches, they will actually mutilate themselves in order to get them out. What made it worse was that they used staples. He really wanted to get at them.
We got the Elizabethan collar, of course, but the little bugger figured out how to get around it. We tried a yoke, but that didn't work either. A lot of money later (money for the collar and yoke) I decided to get creative. I bought a cat harness and threaded the collar through it. It did the trick. He couldn't get it off because it was firmly attached.
We had the anti inflamatories and pain meds, he just wanted those staples out! ;)
Kilala, one of our female rabbits, had the surgery days before we adopted her from the SPCA. She didn't even notice her stitches. I have to say, I'm going to insist on stitches, not staples, whenever we have to do the next surgery for whichever fur baby needs it. ;)
He'll be okay. It's a worry, a pain in the butt, but it's the right thing to do and the suffering won't last long. :)
Sariss, you are both in my thoughts and prayers for his speedy recovery.
My dog - a female - paid absolutely no attention to spay scar. And then we took the collaroff, she squeezed under the bed and chewed open the incision.
I had a rott who had surgery on both of her hind legs - she also chewed out the stitches in about 15 minutes while we were eating dinner.
Both dogs ended up having rather severe skin allergies.
All of my other dogs were neutered and had no problems.
Wonder if there's a connection - ?
Poor little guy, he'll be better for it in the long run though :)
Mums poodle had to have dozens of stitches in both hind legs after being attacked by another dog... he didn't touch any of his stitches bless him :)
There aren't any visible stitches for him to get at thank god (they are subcuticular). He's a very sensitive dog I've noticed and we're at a week since his surgery so he's in the itchy stage and that's aaaaalll he wants to do, so he's given himself a bit of a skin infection from it.
Lots of treats and distractions for him!
Whenever I get my white boy clipped he gets terrible clipper rash, vet prescribed Neotopic-H lotion... it is an anti-inflamatory, antibiotic and a local anesthetic, it was excellent, no more scratching himself till he bled every grooming session. Now I know you have access to pretty much any doggy drug you need but I thought I would share what worked for me.
Haha I actually ended up using something called Special Formula, which is a mastitis treatment for cows, but worked WONDERS.
Oh wow, never heard of that, it's probably cheaper than the stuff I get, will have to look into it lol :D
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