My friend has an extremely fat cat. It's rolls aren't far off the floor when walking. Definitely being fed elsewhere.
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My friend has an extremely fat cat. It's rolls aren't far off the floor when walking. Definitely being fed elsewhere.
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Barney. Golden Retriever. Was put down as a result of old age in February. My old faithful 
Doogle. Scottish Terrier. Died on the vet's table during a follow up check last month.
Snoop. Jack Russell cross, we don't actually know what with.
Got hit by a car a last summer and was only a few months old
Doogle. Scottish Terrier. Died on the vet's table during a follow up check last month.
Snoop. Jack Russell cross, we don't actually know what with.
Got hit by a car a last summer and was only a few months old
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Had to be put down a couple of weeks ago from cancer. Absolutely gutted. The best dog I could ever have hoped for.
Picking him up on friday, the house is so quiet without a dog to greet us in the morning/when we come in. Also gets us out the house for walks.
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been without our Ridgeback for over 2 years now. RIP Max
What are Ridgebacks like? They're mine and my OH's dream dog, in the future if/when we buy our own place and if work schedules allow we'd love to have one.
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We live in a rural area and the lanes are pretty quiet most of the time.
Along with that, we have quite a big garden so the dogs are free to run around. All secured with fence/hedging/gate. Unfortunately she dived through the hedging straight into the path of the car.
Our golden retriever was ~13 and never got out once, even in his days as a very energetic pup. Obviously a size difference but still, wouldn't be able to secure the perimeter much more than what it was.
Such is life
Made me laugh so hard, best pic yet!
Doogle. Scottish Terrier. Died on the vet's table during a follow up check last month.
how?
She loves it
Anyone know what that is?
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well it needs to go on a diet...
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Massive stroke is what he suspected but couldn't say for sure.
He was looking very drowsy and couldn't really get about much that morning, the Vet thought he may have had one in the night aswell.
We're looking to get another dog in the coming months now, so will have a good time with a young pup around again
Still unsure about the breed but we'll probably end up with a large (compared to scottie/jack at least) sized dog
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