Dogs and Bee stings
08 June 2003, 11:52 PM
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Tiggs,
thanks for being so thoughtful as not to post that
My wife is now moaning that SN is cruel
wasnt saying that when I was posting on the "what are you staring at" thread
[Edited by PG - 8/6/2003 11:54:47 PM]
thanks for being so thoughtful as not to post that
My wife is now moaning that SN is cruel
wasnt saying that when I was posting on the "what are you staring at" thread
[Edited by PG - 8/6/2003 11:54:47 PM]
06 August 2003, 11:40 PM
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the only solution is to put the slobbering ugly git down, and then get some correct height skirting board!!! LOL
just kidding of course, i hope he's OK!!!
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just kidding of course, i hope he's OK!!!
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06 August 2003, 11:48 PM
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Hey !!
That is some quality DIY going on there !!
You can only p!ss with the c*ck you've got ! I ran out of 145mm skirting so that'll do
Kobe is doing fine....well apart from the fooked up face thing
BTW, UB the sting is not to scale mate
That is some quality DIY going on there !!
You can only p!ss with the c*ck you've got ! I ran out of 145mm skirting so that'll do
Kobe is doing fine....well apart from the fooked up face thing
BTW, UB the sting is not to scale mate
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07 August 2003, 01:34 AM
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ur dog looks fine, more than what can be said for ur DIY, Jesus H Christ ur skirting boards are different levels and the line splitting the two colours on the back wall ain't even level.
come on man get a grip, what's going off..........u been on the stella?
come on man get a grip, what's going off..........u been on the stella?
07 August 2003, 09:34 AM
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Glad to hear he's ok mate
The pup got stung on the **** a couple of days a go by a wasp
He's 4 months old today.
So what did he do? Let out a yelp turned around and totally minced the wasp with his paw
Job done, turned around and went back to raising hell
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The pup got stung on the **** a couple of days a go by a wasp
He's 4 months old today.
So what did he do? Let out a yelp turned around and totally minced the wasp with his paw
Job done, turned around and went back to raising hell
D
07 August 2003, 10:30 AM
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Thanks mate
His face was still a mess this morning when I left.........................or was that the wife I saw when I woke up ????
Hope she doesnt read this
His face was still a mess this morning when I left.........................or was that the wife I saw when I woke up ????
Hope she doesnt read this
07 August 2003, 10:36 AM
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My old black labrador used to eat the bloody things when he was out in the garden. He (surprisingly - NOT 
) got stung in his throat. His throat swelled up to the point he started choaking and couldn't breathe. Had to rush him to the vet for emergency treatment. He had been stung in the trachea and if we had got there any later he would have died.
Be very careful with your dogs chewing anything that stings, I would hate to anyone to go through the fright of seeing your dog start choking to death!
) got stung in his throat. His throat swelled up to the point he started choaking and couldn't breathe. Had to rush him to the vet for emergency treatment. He had been stung in the trachea and if we had got there any later he would have died. Be very careful with your dogs chewing anything that stings, I would hate to anyone to go through the fright of seeing your dog start choking to death!
07 August 2003, 04:58 PM
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As long as their actually OK then there's nothing funnier than a dog playing up to injury.
Those big white collars from the vets to stop them scratching....poor love looked so sorry for himself.
Worked though - got at least twice as many treats as usual!!
Those big white collars from the vets to stop them scratching....poor love looked so sorry for himself.
Worked though - got at least twice as many treats as usual!!
07 August 2003, 05:07 PM
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Exactly - that look they have sometimes when visitors arrive:
"They don't feed me here and they beat me regularly"
LMAO
I love dogs!!
07 August 2003, 05:33 PM
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I didn't know dogs could sting?
Sorry, hope he feels better soon, its not nice, our kitten is trying to get himself stung at the moment, continuely chasing bees in the garden...
Sorry, hope he feels better soon, its not nice, our kitten is trying to get himself stung at the moment, continuely chasing bees in the garden...
07 August 2003, 06:33 PM
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My dog got stung by a bee last year and I had to rush her to the vet for an injection of steroids of she too would have died from the severe reaction, although my other dog eats bees and doesn't mind getting stung.
edited as i thought he had died, was sending my condolences you git!!!
[Edited by andypugh2000 - 8/7/2003 6:34:25 PM]
edited as i thought he had died, was sending my condolences you git!!!
[Edited by andypugh2000 - 8/7/2003 6:34:25 PM]
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PMSL >>Dogs often look embarrassed when photographed in front of shoddy DIY<<
He'll be fine mate - you cant rub antihistamine creams into dogs without shaving the Just means the swelling will last a bit longer.
Lost count of the amount of bee sting's I had as a kid in the country - never did me any harm!
D
ps and he is gorgeous - boxers are FUN.
He'll be fine mate - you cant rub antihistamine creams into dogs without shaving the
Just means the swelling will last a bit longer.Lost count of the amount of bee sting's I had as a kid in the country - never did me any harm!
D
ps and he is gorgeous - boxers are FUN.
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