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Thanks Mags sure she will be fine as soon as she stops kissing the vets......dozy dog she is. Sal is much more laid back, and not given to kissing all comers, ![]() But Tess adores the World and shows it. ![]() |
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No Emma I was thinking of having a litter from her but changed my mind I am a pet dog owner not a breeder. ![]() But now decided the time is right. Sal will be 6 in Nov so she is even later but both perfectly fit and healthy but the chances of Pyometra increase as does womb cancer in older unpayed btched so I am getting them spayed, while still young. Plus it free's up my holiday " dates" so i don;t have to think is one of themin season but the seasons don't worry or bother me or them so thats why I never really fussed I think. I won't benefit from the calm as I will be ata work. Take her to the vets come home pick her up or pick her up come home. Sal in the next week or so as she came into season about 3/4weeks after Tess. |
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Ta Pat, how old were your girls when they were spayed..? she will be fine the biggest trouble I will have is getting her back from the vets they adore her................ ![]() |
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I know she wil be fine as I say my greatest worries are A. Will she stop kissing the vets for long enough to let them operate B. Will I get her back off the vets. Karen |
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