to put over

[kx100 66]

hi i have a wee jack russle that i use for ferreting she is grate at marking and holding them in the net and is very obedint but she is 5 now and i am going to gamekeeping collage in 2 years s by the time i get proper work she will be to old so i want a do to put over hir ether to keep a pup or get a pup back in a year or two i am in scotland i would like a bushing or fereting dog or fox dog maby even a small whippet pm me

[steve 34]

your a keen young lad..i will give you that much best of luck and keep at it.

Edited August 25, 2010 by steve

[kx100 66]

Thanks mate i think i have one to put over hir but i hav a question the past few nights she has been hiding under the chair shiviring and verry sore wher ever we tucher hir and to feel she hard as anything asing like bloted ?? anybody know

[kx100 66]

and hir pupils are really big and dilated

[kx100 66]

shes now shacking really badly and her pupils are starting to go down . im absalutely gutted as the seasson is just starting and shes took really nor well but shes eating and drinking

[Mrs A.R.D 53]

VETS VETS VETS

[Guest Buttermilk]

Yes, as above ...take her to the vets immediately.

[kx100 66]

the first appointment we could get at quater past to so were taking hir then

so i really hope it goes well fingers crossed

[dingle 14]

Hope the dogs ok pal .. . as for what to do for another i would persoannly wait and get college out of the way and then decide what you really want, either a bushin / rabbit dog, or a digging dog. Cant really have both in the same dog. Also you would have more time for it when you have done . . good luck with it all..good to se the young uns mad for it!!!

[Mrs A.R.D 53]

LET US KNOW HOW SHE IS.

ATB

[kx100 66]

thanks guys shes all good now she slipd a disc in her lower back the vet gave her an ingection and some painkilers and shes all good but lead walks for the next week

[Mrs A.R.D 53]

take your vets advise and

take it steady with her.

atvb

[hogdog 61]

Slipped discs can be incredibly painful so take it as easy with her as you possibly can and give her plenty of time to recover (possibly months). I would only give her the very minimum of exercise...you know what these Dogs are like, they're really tough and with painkillers in them they will push themselves too far and aggravate the injury.

[kx100 66]

yeah shes a tough we bugger but im glad shes ok agane as we thouht she was gonny get pts

[Whitby_Sam 4]

Good luck and hope she recovers quickly. As others have said its important that she takes it easy for a couple of months atleast. These things have a habit of rearing their heads again further down the line if they're not rested properly first time round.

 

Don't be tempted to think "it'll be alright, she's a tough old thing". If she isn't allowed to recover properly first time it can cause serious issues in later life.