Re: Link for Animal House Calls show

ForeverHopper on 8/18/2009, 4:46 pm

Blanche you did a great job and you looked great. You are a natural when it comes to the furbabies.

Puglove2 on 8/18/2009, 5:14 pm

ForeverHopper wrote:Blanche you did a great job and you looked great. You are a natural when it comes to the furbabies.

i agree! blanche, you should have been a vet!

HK Pugs on 8/18/2009, 5:26 pm

I give you two thumbs up and after watching Theo I can't imagine
not wanting to adopt a senior! I can see why you guys are so attached
to him! :heart:

It was a very informative piece and I hope it brought some awareness
to the special needs and seniors waiting for their forever homes. hug dog

northernwitch on 8/18/2009, 5:27 pm

Puglove2 wrote:
ForeverHopper wrote:Blanche you did a great job and you looked great. You are a natural when it comes to the furbabies.

i agree! blanche, you should have been a vet!

I'd be a terrible vet. I can't stand most people and I think most dog/cat owners are rotten owners. I'd have a very small client base........

northernwitch on 8/18/2009, 5:29 pm

HK Pugs wrote:I give you two thumbs up and after watching Theo I can't imagine
not wanting to adopt a senior! I can see why you guys are so attached
to him! :heart:

It was a very informative piece and I hope it brought some awareness
to the special needs and seniors waiting for their forever homes.

He's a delightful little dog and really, no trouble at all. I wish people could see past the age and the heart thing. I realize it scares people, but he's quite happy and not sick.

Imon on 8/18/2009, 7:16 pm

You know, Blanche, when my dad was diagnosed with leukemia, he often said that his doctor could die before he would - no one knew, and there are no certanties in life. He felt that all you could do was take the present day and make the best of it. That philosophy works with senior dogs, too, you know?

northernwitch on 8/18/2009, 7:27 pm

Imon wrote:You know, Blanche, when my dad was diagnosed with leukemia, he often said that his doctor could die before he would - no one knew, and there are no certanties in life. He felt that all you could do was take the present day and make the best of it. That philosophy works with senior dogs, too, you know?

Absolutely. It's the only way to live with senior dogs in my opinion. I try not to count the time, just enjoy it.

Puglove2 on 8/19/2009, 11:20 pm

northernwitch wrote:
I'd be a terrible vet. I can't stand most people and I think most dog/cat owners are rotten owners. I'd have a very small client base........

nah, you'd be wonderful. you just wouldn't suffer fools! i know what you mean, though. that's why i couldn't be a vet - the people would drive me insane. your knowledge and way with animals makes you a godsend to them.