"We actually have a "thunder shirt" for Roo (because he is afraid of everything, lol).  This has really helped him in stressful situations, including classes, trips to the vet, etc. as well as during storms.  My parents dog is a…"

"I really really love Glamour Paws on Forest Park in central Ft. Worth.  They know what they are doing, are very gentle even with my fraidy-cat Roo, and have always done a great job.  Nino actually looks forward to his visits…"

"We've only been to the Plano park before, but anywhere North Dallas-ish is fine -- what is the name of the park so we can get directions?  I think it will be Roo's turn, since he's all healed and can run around again (yeah!…"

"How about Fort Woof? Can we meet about 2?"

"sundays are usually fine for us -- after noon is better.   "

"We had it timed well, too -- we were just getting home when it started to rain.  ioan is a sleepy, worn-out corgi tonight!!"

"ioan and I will be there!!"

"Fort Woof is good for us -- about 2-3?  We can only bring ioan, since roo is on bedrest for 4-6 weeks -- he tore a ligament in his left foot which was causing him to limp, and it is healing REALLLLLLYYYY slowly. . . ."

"Sunday afternoons are good for us. . ."

"Sounds good! As long as no rain... I think both of mine are Pembrokes, as far as I know.  "

"Maybe on Sunday we could meet up at the Arlington park?"

"Yes, please!!  we really like the arlington park, and can make that one after work or on the weekends pretty muich anytime!"

"Yes, please -- an address would be nice.  We can be there anytime after 2 -- I figure it will take us about an hour and a half to get there. . ."

"We will certainly be there sunday -- hope to see lots of you there!  And thanks so much to everyone for their insights on corgis and their little legs.  The radiologist agreed that it was a bone spur -- not a big deal, it isn't…"

"Calling all corgi owners: I have a medical question:  Roo, our little red brindle cardi, has developed a limp, and the xrays showed what looks like a bone spur where the shoulder bone socket meets the arm bone.  He is not in pain, he lets…"