Started this discussion. Last reply by Emily & Scout May 1, 2012. 22 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all! So I like to take Maple to the dog park to play around, but which side should she be playing on? When she is with the little dogs she ends up being the big bully lol! But I'm afraid she will…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kerry Stewart May 31, 2011. 22 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all! We are so excited that Maple will be reaching her 1 year birthday this coming Sunday! Yay! She is so entertaining and makes us laugh all the time. My question is, when will she start acting…Continue
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Because I do. I love dogs, always have, but I have never come across such a happy and cheerful breed such as the Corgi. Most all vets/doctors/anyone who studies dogs will say that dogs aren't capable of smiling (or so I have read and heard; someone please correct me if I am wrong), but there is something about this breed that makes me feel otherwise. Maybe it's because I love my little (actually BIG) Maple so much and I am hopeful :).
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As per the vet...I prefer to use the term "big boned". She went in for an update on her vaccines and during her physical, we were informed that she is 37 lbs...which is apparently 10 lbs too much...you can't feel her ribs, she has no waist, etc..Ouch! Needless to say, when I left there I felt like a bad mom. So now Maple is on a strict diet, going on brisk walks and is only allowed 1 treat per day. Basically, she has been enrolled in doggy boot camp! So I am just wondering, for any of you…
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Heather said… Hi - thank you so very much!! He is the most amazing little guy...I am so smitten with him...we're best buds. It is amazing, when I started reading about the cancer, so many things just jumped out at me as common sense regarding diet - I was mad at myself for never questioning it before that. He's doing very well. I had a REALLY tough time with the diagnosis. He has so much love to give, now I just say thank you for giving us another day together when I rest my head. He has been one of my greatest learning adventures...I would have never expected that I would be so attached to him and that we would be able to read each other so well.
I'm glad that you had a positive experience with the cooked food too. The company changed the name from K-9 Critical Care to Healthy Dogma...it's been great. Would definitely recommend it to anyone.
Thank you so much for reading our journey, some days are a little tough, but my life is so much better knowing he found the very best family for him and he is loved more than words can say... :)
What a pretty little girl.
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