Recent content by TheresaW

I am on my 4th collie. All came to me as grown ups. Youngest was 4, now 10. I would love a collie pup. He is gorgeous.

He really isn’t as big as pics suggest. Weighs in at about 3.5kg 🤣

Just thought I’d update some more. No more rats, phew. He’s loving life.

My part loaner pays me £80 a month, and half of his foot trims. I don’t ride any more, so she has him as often as she wants. She does do jobs as well.

We eat a lot of venison. OH shoots them. He brings them home, I have learnt basic butchery skills. Something I never thought I would be able to do, but if I want to eat meat, then i should be able to do it. Very little of what OH brings home is wasted. The dogs have bones, I get off all the...

OH used to have a royal python called Cuddles. Our Bo was formerly Bro. He wasn’t treated like a Bro by previous owner, and I actually thought it quite a chavvy name, so it was changed in the car on way home from picking him up. I also used to know a horse called Freebie. He was a BOGOF.

3 years ago next week, I had my darling Dolly PTS. She was around 30, and struggled to put/keep weight on through the summer. I couldn’t have lived with myself if I’d found her down in the field over winter, so she went on a lovely sunny day. Thinking of you x

I’ve never owned a border terrier, hence no idea why I thought of one.

I found the title a bit odd, but that’s only because our dogs sleep with us. I thought that was the norm 🤣 We have 2 cheapo cameras from Amazon. They pick up movements. I check on the dogs when at work. Very little movement. 😂

I was going to suggest a border terrier. No idea why. I would always go for a Collie 🤣

Another quick update. Ronnie is fully settled now. Has his own favourite chair. Him and Peggy (dog) are best friends. Last night he brought them all a present. A rat!

Gorgeous.

She was never going to pass them naturally was she? Touch wood, since being on the specialist feed, she’s been fine.

Luna had struvite stones. £3.5k operation to remove them, and she’s on a specialist diet for life now. If she’s prone to them, I think I would just feed what suits. I think she’s a malamute? Luna is a husky and a fussy eater, she won’t starve herself though. One of a few larger stones removed...

Mac tested negative for cushings a couple of times on the blood test. Vet was happy to do a prascend trial anyway, and the difference in just a couple of weeks was amazing.