Hi,
We wish you all a Happy New Year and may all your wishes come true in 2009.....!
David, Jack & Ruby
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Monday, December 29, 2008
Ruby Eating Grass
Hi,
Happened to catch Ruby eating grass one afternoon recently .......
Called Ruby and she came running towards the window...
Good girl..!
Apparently, she was not feeling well and ate some grass whoch she vomitted later on. The dogs seem to do this to help themsleves with their tummy problem....?
Jack does it too.......
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Mum Playing With Ruby In Garden
Hi,
Took these photos of Mum playing with Ruby in the garden.
Mum was pulling weeds and Ruby came to watch her. Mum told me that sometimes Ruby tried to imitate her by biting some grass and pulling them.....ha...ha.... so cute..!
Jack is keeping to himself somewhere.......
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year !
Hi,
This is a cute video of doggies putting up a Christmas tree on thier own....?
I should consider training Jack & Ruby to do it next year....?
Anyway, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and lot of presents.... woof.... woof....
If the video does not show,
please go to this address at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUtPKbMwnRo
This is a cute video of doggies putting up a Christmas tree on thier own....?
I should consider training Jack & Ruby to do it next year....?
Anyway, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and lot of presents.... woof.... woof....
If the video does not show,
please go to this address at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUtPKbMwnRo
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Jack in Ruby's Crate
Hi,
Caught Jack sleeping in Ruby's new crate for his afternoon nap.
Jack got his own big crate but somehow like to cramp himself inside Ruby's crate, more cosy?
The second photo showed Jack's head outside the crate and on the floor...ha..ha....
My wife said he needs a pillow..ha...ha...!
Look at how Jack curled his body inside the crate.
When Jack straightened his body inside the crate, his head is outside and on the floor...ha..ha.....!
Yet, he was ok with it....?
Caught Jack sleeping in Ruby's new crate for his afternoon nap.
Jack got his own big crate but somehow like to cramp himself inside Ruby's crate, more cosy?
The second photo showed Jack's head outside the crate and on the floor...ha..ha....
My wife said he needs a pillow..ha...ha...!
Look at how Jack curled his body inside the crate.
When Jack straightened his body inside the crate, his head is outside and on the floor...ha..ha.....!
Yet, he was ok with it....?
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Jack and Ruby - Afternoon Nap
Hi,
Took this photo from the window with my mobile or cellphone.
Ruby loves to lie on her back and it is very unusual indeed. But my friends from the Corgi community told me that their Corgis do it too...ha..ha...ha....
Jack sleeps in various positions but never on his back like Ruby. Maybe he is too big to do the balancing act.
Took this photo from the window with my mobile or cellphone.
Ruby loves to lie on her back and it is very unusual indeed. But my friends from the Corgi community told me that their Corgis do it too...ha..ha...ha....
Jack sleeps in various positions but never on his back like Ruby. Maybe he is too big to do the balancing act.
So how does your dog sleep....?
David
A Dog Saved Another Injured Dog On A Highway
Check out an amazing video of a dog saving another dog that had been hit by a car on the highway.
The heroic canine runs into traffic and drags the severely injured dog out of harm's way.
Rather unbelievable.
The heroic canine runs into traffic and drags the severely injured dog out of harm's way.
Rather unbelievable.
Friday, December 5, 2008
San Francisco SPCA Warns of Increase in Deadly Dog Disease Canine Parvovirus Linked to San Francisco Parks
The San Francisco SPCA today warned that its Veterinary Hospital has seen a dramatic increase in the number of young and adolescent dogs it has diagnosed with Canine Parvovirus - seven cases this month compared to one case per month in past years. All of the infected dogs have spent time in Golden Gate Park and in the Haight District. “We urge all dog guardians who frequent these areas to make sure their dogs’ inoculations are current,” said Jan McHugh-Smith, President of The SF/SPCA.
San Francisco (PRWEB) November 10, 2008 — The San Francisco SPCA today warned that its Veterinary Hospital has seen a dramatic increase in the number of young and adolescent dogs it has diagnosed with Canine Parvovirus - seven cases this month compared to one case per month in past years. All of the infected dogs have spent time in Golden Gate Park and in the Haight District. “We urge all dog guardians who frequent these areas to make sure their dogs’ inoculations are current,” said Jan McHugh-Smith, President of The SF/SPCA.
“We can treat dogs with Parvo, although it is a serious and life threatening disease,” said Dr. Jack Aldridge, Director of Veterinary Services at The SF/SPCA. “There is a survival rate of almost 80%, if it is treated quickly. Symptoms of the disease include lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. If your dog has these symptoms, take him/her to your veterinarian right away.”
Canine Parvovirus is a hardy virus that can persist in the environment. Prevention includes inoculation against the disease, which is spread through contact with feces or vomit containing the virus. Contamination is known to exist on objects such as clothing, food dishes, floors and the earth for five months or longer, in the right conditions.
Puppies should not be exposed to infected areas until their vaccination series is complete. The generally recommended protocol is to vaccinate puppies against parvovirus beginning at 6-8 weeks of age, and revaccinating every 3 weeks until the puppy is 16-20 weeks of age. A booster is given at one year of age and every 1-3 years thereafter.
About The San Francisco SPCA
The San Francisco SPCA is a private, independent, nonprofit animal welfare organization dedicated to saving and protecting homeless dogs and cats, to providing them with care and treatment, advocating for their welfare, and enhancing the human-animal bond. Founded in 1868, The SF/SPCA is a national leader in saving the lives of companion animals through its pioneering programs. For more information, visit www.sfspca.org.
San Francisco (PRWEB) November 10, 2008 — The San Francisco SPCA today warned that its Veterinary Hospital has seen a dramatic increase in the number of young and adolescent dogs it has diagnosed with Canine Parvovirus - seven cases this month compared to one case per month in past years. All of the infected dogs have spent time in Golden Gate Park and in the Haight District. “We urge all dog guardians who frequent these areas to make sure their dogs’ inoculations are current,” said Jan McHugh-Smith, President of The SF/SPCA.
“We can treat dogs with Parvo, although it is a serious and life threatening disease,” said Dr. Jack Aldridge, Director of Veterinary Services at The SF/SPCA. “There is a survival rate of almost 80%, if it is treated quickly. Symptoms of the disease include lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. If your dog has these symptoms, take him/her to your veterinarian right away.”
Canine Parvovirus is a hardy virus that can persist in the environment. Prevention includes inoculation against the disease, which is spread through contact with feces or vomit containing the virus. Contamination is known to exist on objects such as clothing, food dishes, floors and the earth for five months or longer, in the right conditions.
Puppies should not be exposed to infected areas until their vaccination series is complete. The generally recommended protocol is to vaccinate puppies against parvovirus beginning at 6-8 weeks of age, and revaccinating every 3 weeks until the puppy is 16-20 weeks of age. A booster is given at one year of age and every 1-3 years thereafter.
About The San Francisco SPCA
The San Francisco SPCA is a private, independent, nonprofit animal welfare organization dedicated to saving and protecting homeless dogs and cats, to providing them with care and treatment, advocating for their welfare, and enhancing the human-animal bond. Founded in 1868, The SF/SPCA is a national leader in saving the lives of companion animals through its pioneering programs. For more information, visit www.sfspca.org.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Christmas Dog Sweaters And Clothes
Hi,
I found this great site that sells dog clothing and if you are looking for a sweater as it is getting cold, some clothing and accessories for your doggie christmas presents, check these out by clicking on the photos below :
Merry Christmas and Happy Shopping!
David
I found this great site that sells dog clothing and if you are looking for a sweater as it is getting cold, some clothing and accessories for your doggie christmas presents, check these out by clicking on the photos below :
Merry Christmas and Happy Shopping!
David
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