Housing on arrival
#16
Originally Posted by dbd33
Attached pictures should help you get over missing the dogs, this is what you're not dealing with; mud and vet bills.
Don't mention vet bills. Bl&*dy UK vet had the cheek to bill us a small fortune when his incompetance misdiagnosed our beloved black and gold Shepherd such that he died the week before I came over here. Even with pet insurance the excess was painful. Do you have any idea of pet insurance costs here? Are there age restrictions for taking it out?
#17
Originally Posted by Souvenir
That second picture gave me a bit of a shock! That is his leg, isn't it?
I like the first one. I recognise that "wot? now what have I done wrong?" look from my own canine dork.
I like the first one. I recognise that "wot? now what have I done wrong?" look from my own canine dork.
#18
Originally Posted by Posidrive
Ah, the dreaded collar. Does more damage to decor than claws could ever do to wood flooring. When I redocrated our house prior to putting it on the market, I'm sure that I spent more time applying polyfiller that actually painting.
Don't mention vet bills. Bl&*dy UK vet had the cheek to bill us a small fortune when his incompetance misdiagnosed our beloved black and gold Shepherd such that he died the week before I came over here. Even with pet insurance the excess was painful. Do you have any idea of pet insurance costs here? Are there age restrictions for taking it out?
Don't mention vet bills. Bl&*dy UK vet had the cheek to bill us a small fortune when his incompetance misdiagnosed our beloved black and gold Shepherd such that he died the week before I came over here. Even with pet insurance the excess was painful. Do you have any idea of pet insurance costs here? Are there age restrictions for taking it out?
http://www.petcareinsurance.com/can/...asp?ID=0002836
We didn't take any out, some costs to date, from memory :
broken leg $800
nut removal $300
worm/flea/tick prescription $100/year
medical for doggie day care (God help us) $50
#19
Originally Posted by dbd33
nut removal $300
#20
Another bill, can't remember how much, was for microchipping. That makes me wonder, is there a worldwide chip database ? If a dog (or cat or child) was chipped in the UK, is a new chip needed here ?
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Joined: Apr 2005
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Originally Posted by dbd33
Er, yes, that's the leg. Are you interested in pictures of other, ahem, bits ?
Do you actually have "other" pictures?
#22
Originally Posted by Souvenir
Er, no.
Do you actually have "other" pictures?
Do you actually have "other" pictures?
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Joined: Oct 2004
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Originally Posted by dbd33
Yes. Before and after.
#24
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
The nut job? 

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Originally Posted by dbd33
Yes. Before and after.
Odd that; my schnauzer (whatever) is also a wino.
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The cat... while incubating the rice, performs an eerie mind meld with Mr Coffee.
#27
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
The cat... while incubating the rice, performs an eerie mind meld with Mr Coffee.
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Joined: Apr 2005
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Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
The cat... while incubating the rice, performs an eerie mind meld with Mr Coffee.
#30
Offer for dog friendly condo in Calgary formally withdrawn (for anyone scanning the archives) - someone just signed a lease for a year today! Wahoo, I can buy a sofa without waiting for the tax refund now.
But free ticket for anyone willing to bring my dog from Edinburgh (well, departing Glasgow actually) to Winnipeg before the end of Sept.
But free ticket for anyone willing to bring my dog from Edinburgh (well, departing Glasgow actually) to Winnipeg before the end of Sept.





