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Old 07-28-2007, 08:05 PM #11
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You make it look so easy! Thank you my friend.
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Cooper is gorgeous,
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Hope all is continuing to improve
My poor dear Ned is having wierd pains at the moment, so it looks like we'll be off to the vet soon. I think considering he's 13 hes not doing to badly.
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Sending positive thoughts your way Redtail...We never had a dog live that long. I hope Ned feels better soon.
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Took my Dear Ned to the vet today for a checkup, and she ended up doing a bowen treatment and some massage, as he was very tender and tight in some places, so hopefully that will help, it has in the past. She also recommended a magnetic collar, as she has used them on her dog and found them to work well. Now all I have to do is keep up with the massages, its a pity he cant reciprocate!!!!!!
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Hi Redtail...it sounds like you have a compassionate vet. I'm not familiar with magnetic collars...maybe I'll google it. Hope you are feeling some better.
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