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Thanks and yes we were very lucky.

Fortuitously we had just returned from two weeks in the South Uists and the pups had been playing non stop outside so they were very fit and also on the very best of foods.

The vet gave us 50/50 and he had some horrendous treatments to nullify his immune system, and is now at long long last almost off the steroids, another two weeks and he is hopefully going to get the all clear. This was the first week in September.

Turns out the disease can be in the dog all their lives and nothing happens. With is there was a taruma and it kicked it off. A dog down the park bit Blu, the owner denied it balck and blue... but oddly there were only two dogs there at the time and it now turns out it has since bitten another dog.... ho hum...

PH
 
She is now walking it on a Halti. BUT

It is a big dog a strong big dog and nasty with it. No doubt she loves it to bits but I know where I would like to see it.

PH
 
Gotta love that 'sort'. I often wonder how these ladies ever dream to get their dog off the victim. Usually American Bulldogs heavier than the owner who is either one of the above or a 'strong in the arm, thick in the head' variety.

I currently have a clown trying to be clever, he has black Labs. The dog went out of its way to attack my dog, owner nowhere in sight. I had a few words (this guy was the clown's dad) and that was that. Few days later, the clown is parked up waiting for me and starts 'advising' me how to control my dogs.
Suffice to say, if there is a next time he will wish he'd not been so clever.
 
Unfortunately she is not only the owner of a very nasty dog but also the sad owner of a nasty spiteful personality. Makes for an interesting combination.

Now I ponder, where does the dog get his personality from?

PH
 

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