Collie's annual dental

Yea, they sure do have a way of taking our hearts away, don't they!

When ever we have a fur kid cross the rainbow bridge Herself heads to a shelter after about two weeks and adopts two to replace the one. One time she brought home 4. She can't handle the "empty nest" feeling.

We'll happily both Collies received a clean bill of health and have clean teeth. On my way to go pick them up.

Just look at those beautiful teeth...all ready for the red carpet now.

The day after my paranoid neurotic shepherd died, I came home from work. 5 minutes later I was calling looking for another dog. That shepherd whine when you come home is beautiful.

On the other hand, I routinely take an extra day or two before picking up the parrot. That day of peace and quiet is heaven.

Glad the collies got a clean bill! Too bad it couldn't have been free too. :)

toedtoes wrote:
The day after my paranoid neurotic shepherd died, I came home from work. 5 minutes later I was calling looking for another dog. That shepherd whine when you come home is beautiful.

On the other hand, I routinely take an extra day or two before picking up the parrot. That day of peace and quiet is heaven.

Glad the collies got a clean bill! Too bad it couldn't have been free too. :)

For both Collies along with all of Cooper's shots and having a small growth on Mikko removed was a little over $700. While not cheap keeping the Collies in good health priceless. I never had a parrot but did have a parakeet that loved to squawk.

Poor Mikko is still a little groggy from the anesthetic.

Dog-parrot sees Bat-dog and Moose-dog as his flock. So he "calls" to them daily. Which requires a lound repetitive obnoxious squack from him and a loud obnoxious howling in return from them. Very annoying. And that doesn't include his need to shriek when I'm on the phone.

I was devastated when we lost our bloodhound and vowed no more dogs. One walk through the kennel where we board during doggie day care changed that in a hurry!

Glad the collies are ok. Buttons will have her dental next month. I couldn't be without a dog - just doesn't seem right!

Rita
Buttons the princess sheltie
Nicky, the spoiled Tennessee Walker

RBak wrote:
Glad the collies are ok. Buttons will have her dental next month. I couldn't be without a dog - just doesn't seem right!

Rita
Buttons the princess sheltie
Nicky, the spoiled Tennessee Walker

I've had as many as four Collies at one time, down to two now. I can't imagine life without a dog or two. I was always told one of the best things you could do for your dog was a dental to keep them in good health and provide them with a long and healthy life.