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[king 11,972]

Good news mate.fair play.any idea where she picked the poison up from..

[Wales1234 5,490]

2 minutes ago, king said:

Good news mate.fair play.any idea where she picked the poison up from..

The other lurcher here killed a rat day before yesterday but she’s totally fine that’s only place I can think of 

[king 11,972]

1 minute ago, Wales1234 said:

The other lurcher here killed a rat day before yesterday but she’s totally fine that’s only place I can think of 

It's a head scratcher mate..she's obviously picked it up from somewhere.any other dogs in the area come into contact with it over the last few months..

[Wales1234 5,490]

1 minute ago, king said:

It's a head scratcher mate..she's obviously picked it up from somewhere.any other dogs in the area come into contact with it over the last few months..

From what the vet thinks she had it in her system and with the heavy blow and drowning she went into show and the poison didn’t help , but it’s a confusing one mate one minute I’m watching her running around next I’m dragging her out the water 

[king 11,972]

31 minutes ago, Wales1234 said:

From what the vet thinks she had it in her system and with the heavy blow and drowning she went into show and the poison didn’t help , but it’s a confusing one mate one minute I’m watching her running around next I’m dragging her out the water 

Maybe she didn't feel 100% and that's why she lost her footing and had a heavy blow..she must of been ko'd after that bang then hence nearly drowning..

[Wales1234 5,490]

20 minutes ago, king said:

Maybe she didn't feel 100% and that's why she lost her footing and had a heavy blow..she must of been ko'd after that bang then hence nearly drowning..

She’s been knocked out 3 times this season, I think she’s lost a yard of pace and trying to hard where as before she’s dance across rocks and stuff now she just runs flat out and hands over eyes stuff 

[NEWKID 27,127]

Bloody hell Ow that was a close one mate.. 

Glad she's on the mend and back home.

[Wales1234 5,490]

8 hours ago, NEWKID said:

Bloody hell Ow that was a close one mate.. 

Glad she's on the mend and back home.

Very close mate , didn’t help I had the pup tucked in my coat , yea she’s home just spaced out on the sofa think it’s gone be a long recovery 

[Gypsydog94 4,561]

Mate of mine lost his dog yesterday. Some form of poisoning but the vets ain’t sure. Hope she mends quickly 

[NEWKID 27,127]

I lost a terrier and nearly lost my little lurcher to poison from the decomposing grass in the compost, this time of year 4 years ago...id never heard of it before but the mould on vegetation can be really poisonous, I put it up on here at the time but worth bearing in mind about mould potentially killing your dogs..

[Budgiesmuggler 195]

That's gutting mate, hopefully its speedy recovery.

Years back my old mutt found a pheasant carcass, I managed to get it away from her and didn't think much of it. 

That evening she began to have fits and shaking all over the place, got her to vets and they said rat poison too. I couldn't work out for the life of me where it came from... I still don't think it was now. After a day of charcoal flushing the system she recovered fairly quick so hopefully yours does too. 

All the best.

[dytkos 17,784]

Hope she has a full and speedy recovery mate  

Cheers, D.

[Black neck 15,875]

23 hours ago, Wales1234 said:

She’s been knocked out 3 times this season, I think she’s lost a yard of pace and trying to hard where as before she’s dance across rocks and stuff now she just runs flat out and hands over eyes stuff 

Retire the bitch or wait, see what happens 

[Wales1234 5,490]

Just now, Black neck said:

Retire the bitch or wait, see what happens 

Iv tried , but when I try to leave she screams the house down , it’s one them she’ll probably die in action 

[SheepChaser 8,083]

52 minutes ago, Wales1234 said:

Iv tried , but when I try to leave she screams the house down , it’s one them she’ll probably die in action 

That dog has only ever lived for one thing. I think shed be happier going out on the hill on the arse of something, than lying on the sofa. Ive seen a few dogs, not hundreds, but enough to judge a good dog. And that little bitch has been one of the best ive seen at her chosen vocation, and she's always done plenty good enough on away days on other ground doing other things. Massive heart and a good head. Funnily enough one of the other dogs I've had pleasure of seeing, which i rate as right up there with the best I've seen, you also owned.

Says a lot for the power of good genetics