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I'm sat reading this lot whilst my girl is undergoing emergency surgery, looking at the giant is helping... So, I think it's about time I shared all my puppies (past and present) PHOTO HEAVY My boy Rock AKA Sir Ponsonby Grafton, who's had to put up with all the girls, he's a 4yo Neapolitan X Great Dane  Here's Scarlet, she left me several years ago now, she was a Presa Canario and a whole serious lot of dog   This exquisite specimin is Deedee, she was a rescue Neapolitan Mastiff, with the BIGGEST personality as you can tell by her 'I shall take my tea on the dirt track Jeeves' expression  She died of heartfailure in May we miss her and her jowly humps every, single, day Here she is surveying her land (she owned the Lake District I'll have you know)  And finally our latest girl who needs thoughts as she's been rushed in for emergency surgery for Bloat tonight (out of surgey and doing ok) the Doodle or Bitch Flaps as we call her, a resuce Neapolitan  Sorry about the size, I'm at work and it won't let me edit them
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:
Thank you, we spotted it early and had her on the operating table within 2 hours of the first signs, all gone well, spleen not twisted, heartrate normal and she pooed YAY!!! Think she's out of the danger zone Doodle Bitch Flaps the bloat survivor 
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Sep 23, 2011 21:08
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I hope things work out for her. Bloat is awful to deal with.
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Misanthrope posted:Awesome news, I'm so paranoid of bloat. No idea why it happened last night She ate as normal, which is pretty slow and she chews every mouthful bless her, she relaxed both before and after her tea, so no excitement and we make sure she eats twice a day and doesn't drink too much at once, so we're doing everything right. I suppose it's just the chance you take with broad chests Here she is today in the vets, very snorey and groggy but doing ok, her wound burst this morning (she's a bit of a contortionist) so she's got a belly support on 
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Sep 23, 2011 21:39
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Well Doodle's stomping around the house like nothing has ever been wrong:D She's no idea how lucky she was, we are all VERY lucky On the amusing side of it all, have you ever successfully administered 8ml of (what smells and looks like) cold medicine to a 10 stone dog 3 times a day? Needless to say, my kitchen walls/ floor/ forehead, have no sign of a cough, chesty or tickly. Here she is singing with her Dad in the car, back to normal 
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