Recent content by Windsong

I have enjoyed reading everyone's answers. It is so interesting to see what it is we love about our particular breeds and why. First of all, what do you consider "your" breed? I have two breeds I love - Great Pyrenees which I had for most of my life and Chinese Cresteds which I have had...

Hello, love Feora's name too. How did Ocean's name come about?

Hello! Very nice dogs!

I came late to this thread but I am certainly very happy to hear that the mass was benign. What a relief...

I agree that it could work out if everything is clearly spelled out between the human parties and it shows thought and caring on the part of the current people who would still love to be a part of his life. Hope they are able to find just the right person/family who can make it happen.

Cute, cute Pinky and your big boy is very good looking!

I love that!! Clever fitting like that. Takes some doing!

I take it he is high energy! But he is awfully cute asleep!

My two girls were spayed at around 6 months and before their first heat. I had no desire to breed or have to keep up with heats. My oldest is 12 1/2 years old and my second is 10 years old. I haven't had any problems at all with them including weight gain. They have maintained their adult...

That is an interesting assortment of articles - shows taste there and a liking for variety:lol-sign:

I had to laugh at your title! The third pic from the top is priceless.

Love that attitude!

It is funny that sometimes what we think we don't want at all can bring us the most joy. That being said, it is hard, isn't it, when we cross paths with a dog or cat that we just love but may not be available. I had this happen once with a cat. I still think about that cat.

I use witch hazel - it has done great for my two who need ear cleaning. I wet a q-tip with it, clean around in the ear and gently a very little way into the canal and use as many q-tips as necessary to get everything out. Then I wet a cotton ball, wipe around the outside of the ear and...

It's good to know that she is settling in well on the farm - it has to make you feel better.