Got the Kids a Dog!

[M.D. Holloway]

She has terrier in her fo sho - given the opportunity she will bolt after any other animal if she doesn't have her leash on but that leash seems to keep her back.

I have been giving her some raw ground chuck with her Science Diet for old dogs. Seems to do the trick very nicely but the other night I think she got into some snack droppings from our Son - the next morning she puked. Scared the crap outa our little one. She thought she was dying or something.

[mattdavis11]

Mike, you and I can see the same on most parts, but if that...... Retriever less and no meaningful bark? Kids 1.

[Rot 911]

Originally Posted by tabs

Just give her alot of love and understanding, she has just lost her whole world....and she has a whole new world to adjust to.

And so has the woman who owned her and went into the hospice. Lube you should see if you can find out where she is staying, write her a letter, and enclose that first picture of your son with the dog. Would probably greatly relieve her mind about having to give her dog up to strangers.

[Rikao4]

Kurt, that is the great idea,
she has to be worried. He most likely means the world to her.
Knowing he landed in the gravy will give her some peace.

Rika

[M.D. Holloway]

We tried - no way to get in touch with her. I wish there was becuase there are vet records and so forth. It came to us from a friend of a friend of a friend of a hospice nurse. I am going to try to find out.

[Seric]

Friend of mine has a Rat Terrier, looks just like that but brown instead of black coloring.

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by Kurt V

And so has the woman who owned her and went into the hospice. Lube you should see if you can find out where she is staying, write her a letter, and enclose that first picture of your son with the dog. Would probably greatly relieve her mind about having to give her dog up to strangers.

If she's still with us.

Hospice usually is not a long term deal.

Would be nice for her to go with some peace of mind.