Nice people thread part 3- Nice as pie

lostinrates

lemonjelly wrote: »

jelly's faith in humanity is restored:D


..... I'm not a doggy person really,

And now my faith in humanity trembles.....

silvercar

tomterm8 wrote: »

There are bits of your eye that actually don't have many nerves, I think it is possible to have some small fragments in without knowing. Anyway, I would want it checked out.

Agreed. Plus he may need antibiotic drops if foreign matter have been in his eye to prevent them having left an infection behind, even if they have now left.

lemonjelly

lostinrates wrote: »

And now my faith in humanity trembles.....

I think it is actually doggies aren't very lemonjelly. They can smell the fear (bitten as a child).

misskool

Just to add that I had a cut in my eye and I didn't realise it so I'd want to get someone to look at it. Get him checked out!!

lostinrates

lemonjelly wrote: »

I think it is actually doggies aren't very lemonjelly. They can smell the fear (bitten as a child).

And yet you want to meet me with chips and gravy if I'm up for Crufts? :eek::eek::eek: I'll have dogs in tow!

poor you hope it wasn't too nasty a bite.

lemonjelly

lostinrates wrote: »

And yet you want to meet me with chips and gravy if I'm up for Crufts? :eek::eek::eek: I'll have dogs in tow!

poor you hope it wasn't too nasty a bite.

Ah, but I know you'd be a responsible owner, so I'd feel safe.:)

More psychological now LIR. Wierdly, I'd like to like dogs.

lostinrates

lemonjelly wrote: »

I'd like to like dogs.

Hmm.

I think I could try and help with that. Teach you dog body language. You should come for an afternoon with the dogs here. Or even to Discover dogs next year.

all the dogs on the stands of all breeds are LOVELY people. I'm convinced I want two dozen breeds that I've never thought of before every time I look round Discover dogs.

edit: ironically I'm thinking around the possibility that one of the problems today with dogs is OVER repsonsible owners as much as the very, very bad ones. It a weird paradox if iit turns out to be ''my''truth..

SingleSue

You don't need to go to a chippy to get chips and gravy...just makes your own! Or buy the chips from the chippy and supply your own gravy (nice thick beef gravy is my preference)

Youngest went up for a asthma check up today after the palaver of his dropping peak flows last week. The asthma nurse was impressed with his charts (he is obsessive about his charts) but concerned that a slight cold had the impact it did.

After his last admission, the hospital did ask the surgery to see him twice yearly instead of once a year because he is so brittle and goes down so quickly, that a good check needs to be kept on him and we have kept to that but he just can't fight these colds like normal children.

So, he is to stay on his extra inhaler which we add in at the start of a cold and for a week after, until we go up again in two weeks time, when she will have another look at his charts (ooohhh, he will be pleased, a chance to show them off again!) and decide if any further treatment needs to be added in.

Wonder what other colours there are....getting bored of purple, blue and orange, maybe a nice green or fushia :rotfl:

lemonjelly

The worst thing dog owners do is they always start with the phrase "It's all right, he won't hurt you..."

How in blazes do you know?

I'm off for the eve folks - stay well!:)

lostinrates

lemonjelly wrote: »

The worst thing dog owners do is they always start with the phrase "It's all right, he won't hurt you..."

How in blazes do you know?

I'm off for the eve folks - stay well!:)

I say:no,please don't pet her.

I don't necessarily want my dogs thinking everybody is great. I certainly don;t want them to think everyone in the world has a biscuit for them: both for security but vitally for their manners....I don't want them helped to think its ok to approach people like you who don't want them.