ferret15
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Everything posted by ferret15
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indoors the smell of my sons hair , and furniture bees wax outdoors the smell of clean shavings and hay
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i take it yours sleep in your bed
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they bring back fond memories of my time in Perth i fell in the swan river one afternoon much to the swans disgust.
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i think he might mean they were for his lunch but its still not funny how ever you say it personally it looks a lot like my hubbies there wasn't a tight arse near by was there?
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done too f*****g British my arse last time i looked this was Britain (just about)
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well done glad its all sorted
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if i had known this i would of told you to do it your self to begin with i just didn't want to advise someone who isn't confident to stick a knife in there fert I'm sure you have every thing you need to sort it plus some and dont worry the ferrets tough enough to take it sorry if it sounded like i was trying to teach you to suck eggs didn't know your a medic if you can hold someone together you can deal with this with your eyes shut
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bit like the one in the picture in post number 9
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OK I'm not a vet but if it has come up very quickly then i would agree its an abscess maybe try bathing it in Epsomsalt's and as hot as he can handle water. epsomsalts will draw it to the surface (from any garden center or horse suppliers ) ideally you would soak it in it but because of where it is it could be tricky or if he will sit still long enough by some animallinlex (horse suppliers ) and apply as a hot poultice for twenty Min's a couple of times if he will sit still on your lap you might be able to hold it there these are both the ways i would deal with an abscess on a horse once it ha
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how big is huge ? it might be on the verge of bursting its self dont know how much the vet will charge but i would brace your self i would say by the time they have knocked it out operated and treated with antibiotics and pain killers you will be looking at at around £100
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its a mesh of chain with spikes or for harrowing (raking) the land have a look here http://www.ssbtractor.com/page6.html i imagine the farmer left it there as a sort of welcome mat
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i cant stop thinking about this poor dogs running after his owners how far did he run ? when did he realise he had been left ? where is he now ? how can some one drive away from a dog like that at least he wasn't tied up and left to starve but who knows what fate will befall him now
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love the poppy
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sounds like your getting the hang of it
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i have just received this mail from a friend any one in this area keep an eye out My son was out walking our dog last night when he saw a small Jack Russell type dog being deliberately abandoned in the car park of Rodborough common. The driver sped away leaving the little dog frantically running down the middle of the road after the car in the direction of Milford. It had no collar. My son reported it to the local vet and then tried to find the dog, but it was getting dark by then. He was very upset by it, and being doting JR owners ourselves we are also concerned. Has anyone had sig
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there is a punch line in their somewere
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whippet eats anything
ferret15 replied to huntergatherer's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
is he only doing this when you are out ? if so its separation anxiety there are lots of different 'cures ' for it what worked for me going out for a few mins then coming home over and over gradually leaning for longer also the Kong toys (the ones you fill with meat or treats) so they have something to focus his attention on. it takes time but can be stopped -
ditch second time in one day im talking about body functions if you have the time try this every time you see your donkey piss at him soon he will learn to piss on command(some racing yards teach the horses to do this so they can samples for testing) both my horses do it. and you will have buckets full of the stuff to kill the weeds with
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any one buying a dog should do their research first on the dog and the person. so as duckwing says if their are lots of post from the same person selling the same thing. steer clear if your stupid enough to buy a dog from some one like that then thats your look out. i agree in a perfect world they wouldn't be aloud to post.
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congratulations
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Now that's interesting! I do that too. I regularly quarter the acre out there with a bucket ~ and my gloves on! ~ picking up the donkey shit. I wondered if I was mad or something, but see it as perfectly reasonable and just plain good husbandry. Never realised others did it As for the rest? Yeppers. Gloriously sunny day out there. Just had emails which lifted the Sword of Damacles. Nothing bothering me now. I feel beter than James Brown and am just trying to decide what enjoyable task to set myself next. Life is indeed sweet! All together now: " Ditch lives in a house, in
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i was thinking the same this morning when out pooh picking the horse fields sun shining dew on the grass horses happy to see me dogs of looking for rabbits my 9 month old son happily watching the world go by from the comfort of his pram. i moved my horses to theses stables three years ago with it came 60 + acres of permission and a apple, walnut, sweet chestnut, blackberry so many i cant pick it all, mushrooms , sloes, rose hip, etc etc all for the taking and its only me who picks it (and the horses who have taken to picking blackberry's with me they curl their lips back and carefully pick t
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glad to see you both out together i am sure that dog will give her all for you. after all you have given her a second chance where many wouldn't and I'm glad to say it looks like its gonna pay off best of luck with her remaining recovery.
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i thought this was a piss take at first its amazing how everyones perception on the world is different. earwigs are something i have seen on a daily basis since i can remember, yet you have never seen one. makes you think of all the little things we take for granted as common place.