Poor old girl. Maybe slow down a bit or make your trips a bit shorter if you can. I know the feeling, I can still work anyone at work under the table, but takes me days to recover now.
As long as she is still enjoying herself that's the main thing. Not good when you see their mind is willing but the body can't keep up.
time to get her on the green lip mussel pills bruce
@kawhia This for Tilly?
https://www.petconnect.nz/products/p...CABEgLCRPD_BwE
Vet suggested we try this on our 11.5 year old Lab bitch....and has actually helped her a lot......
https://myvet.co.nz/food/dog/hills-v...canine-jd.html
Cannabis @Tahr. Strictly medicinal of course.
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Just...say...the...word
Bruce...it will be a sad sad day when she is no longer able to walk the hills with you. the little walks will still be there for her... I took my old blind cocker for a paddle the other day.he happy as pig in pooh sitting in kayak getting ducks n geese chucked in on top of him....didnt need to do a thing all arvo and came home happy as.
where there is a will there is a way.
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More of Finn my lab gsp x.
Two years old , three in November and sitting at 30 deer and approx 350 odd goats. Not a fan of photos though, usually wants to be looking for the next thing for me to shoot
lol looks like a high class dog with his nose in the air
He doesn't look overly impressed being made to sit while you take his picture.
Nice classic looking rifle you've got there
We are considering getting ourselves a dog. We are thinking about a German or English pointer. Would appreciate any advice any input or advice about these breeds. We do not live on a rural property and I am a little concerned about the pooch not getting enough exercise but there's plenty of parks close by and we do spend as much time as possible out bush. Also not to up on how to train one of these for hunting. It would not be left home alone as the wife could take it with her during week days which leads to my next question... how are they with other dogs?
Help....
born to hunt - forced to work
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