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Just questioned the wife more the specialist said he was very lame but that he was a very stoic dog and didn't want to show pain.

 

Definitely not caused by arthritis which the anti inflammatories should have helped but didn't do a thing.

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Sounds like he's been a good companion to you and your family over the years, you can't put a price on that.

Good on you for doing what you can for the mutt pal, fingers crossed you can get it sorted and he'll have a good few pain free years ahead of him :thumbs:

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Sounds like he's been a good companion to you and your family over the years, you can't put a price on that.

Good on you for doing what you can for the mutt pal, fingers crossed you can get it sorted and he'll have a good few pain free years ahead of him :thumbs:

 

Thanks mate

 

He has made my life a living hell mate lol but it taught me more about dog behaviour than all the books in China :D

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It's always the way, the ones who make you tear your hair out teach you the most and leave the biggest impression on you :yes: They've got the most character too, I've always liked a challenging dog.

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It's always the way, the ones who make you tear your hair out teach you the most and leave the biggest impression on you :yes: They've got the most character too, I've always liked a challenging dog.

 

I sent him to a professional gundog trainer once (when I was working overseas) it was supposed to be for two months and after 4 weeks I get a phone call saying you have to take him back as he is untrainable...when I got him back he couldn't even walk to heal :laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

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Fecking brilliant :laugh: :laugh: That's definitely my kind of dog :D Atb pal hope you can get him sorted he's obviously a real character

 

He can be a great dog off the lead once we've burned off his excess energy, he loves flushing pheasants and hunting rabbits (which were in short supply in Stockport) there are some great places here that are public but are rammed with birds. In hindsight he could have made an amazing rough shooting dog as he has no fear of getting in to cover which is rare for labs. Once I discovered good places for him to hunt I had more fun than I've had in 7 years of shooting just watching him put up birds.

 

He is still an arsehole though lol

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Fecking brilliant :laugh: :laugh: That's definitely my kind of dog :D Atb pal hope you can get him sorted he's obviously a real character

 

He can be a great dog off the lead once we've burned off his excess energy, he loves flushing pheasants and hunting rabbits (which were in short supply in Stockport) there are some great places here that are public but are rammed with birds. In hindsight he could have made an amazing rough shooting dog as he has no fear of getting in to cover which is rare for labs. Once I discovered good places for him to hunt I had more fun than I've had in 7 years of shooting just watching him put up birds.

 

He is still an arsehole though lol

 

check your pm i sent one .

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