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Month: March 2010
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We're not sure what it is about blind Goldie, but all of the male Dachshunds we've had over the years have always adored her. Little Oscar, who we lost a couple of years ago, cherished her the most. Bailey has since taken over where Oscar left off, and he has become her latest heart-throb. Whenever…
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What a difference a month makes. When Ella arrived here from Louisiana at the end of February, she was so fearful she tried to avoid us at all costs. She wouldn't come into the house, wouldn't let us get close to her, and wouldn't even come up to eat her meals — we'd have to…
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Just a quick update on Timmy's surgery (no photo, sorry!) — his leg was amputated yesterday afternoon and he came through the surgery in good shape. He will be staying at the clinic for the next few days. Once he fully recovers and comes back home, I know he will be a much happier boy…
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Here's our darling little Widget, after I took her sutures out this morning. She healed up just fine from her eye surgery last month. We've thought about getting her an eye patch and having her look like a pirate, because sometimes she acts like a pirate around here! ("Here, let me help myself to your…
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I like to say that "Montana is a small town," because so often you run into situations where you think, what are the odds of that happening? More often than you'd think in Montana! For instance, a couple of weeks ago one of our wonderful longtime volunteers, Kate W. in Missoula, was looking for another…
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Back in mid-February, I had dropped off our blind colt Cash at his new boarding school — oops, boarding stable — in Missoula. We had arranged with a trainer, Will Balis, to work with Cash and train him for riding. Well, Will was riding Cash at the end of his very first week — even…
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On Friday morning I was letting the dogs out at Widget's House and had just reached Timmy's crate when I noticed drops of blood on the floor outside his crate door. As I opened the crate, I could see the paw on his crippled leg was a bloody mess. He had blood dripping down his…
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I got these photos a while back and forgot I had them on the computer … but here is blind-and-deaf Spinner working her way into her favorite chair. Because she is blind and deaf, and because these chairs are also the favorite of some previously identified snapping Dachshunds (a.k.a. Daisy), she begins the process quite…
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When Alayne and I were taking photos for the spring newsletter recently, I had to chuckle when I saw this shot after my camera finished uploading the images to my computer. Blind-and-deaf Gabe is going to be the "cover model" for this next newsletter, though this is not the photo that will be on the…
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As soon as I opened the mail yesterday and saw the cover of my March issue of DVM Newsmagazine ("The voice of veterinary news"), I knew there was going to be trouble. A small headline said, "page 8: AKC unveils top breeds." Now, everyone around here knows that Labs always come in No. 1 in…