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Hottentot 09-15-11 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1750286)
Say Ave Maria, 500 times it will be good :yep:

Pardon me if I'm not laughing.

Gerald 09-15-11 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Hottentot (Post 1750290)
Pardon me if I'm not laughing.

You need not apologize for what you do not feel.

Betonov 09-15-11 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Hottentot (Post 1750287)
Could be just bad luck. You know, when you do for the first time something you don't ever do, because you know it carries risks.

Strange, I aslo have a retriever (Labrador) and I'm surprised that this happened. Bad luck yes.

And don't tell me about their apetite. The list of things mine ate includes a plastic model of the Graff Spee and a cell phone

Penguin 09-15-11 06:53 AM

Also gute Besserung for your dog, Hottentot, hope he has no pain. Looks like the vet did his job!
In my layman's knowledge I only heard of chicken bones being dangerous because of splintering, didn't know that pig bones are also dangerous.

Jimbuna 09-15-11 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Penguin (Post 1750306)
Also gute Besserung for your dog, Hottentot, hope he has no pain. Looks like the vet did his job!
In my layman's knowledge I only heard of chicken bones being dangerous because of splintering, didn't know that pig bones are also dangerous.

Same here...when I had larger breeds, chicken was the bone I avoided.

Never tried giving Pig, it was always Cow.

Pleased your dog is recovering matey :up:

Hottentot 09-15-11 08:48 AM

Thanks for all the kind words, guys. :salute:

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 1750294)
Strange, I aslo have a retriever (Labrador) and I'm surprised that this happened. Bad luck yes.

And don't tell me about their apetite. The list of things mine ate includes a plastic model of the Graff Spee and a cell phone

In retrospect, the vet visit may not have been necessary: the bone parts were stuck, but they were not (fortunately for the dog and my wallet) removed by surgical means. They are slowly coming out naturally, or at least that's what we hope at the moment. A dog can have things like this happen without the owner even noticing it, because it is not always dangerous.

But when my dog is pooping blood, I'm not going to wait and see if it's going away on it's own. I know where the my own abilities end, and that's a 100% sure sign.

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Originally Posted by Penguin
In my layman's knowledge I only heard of chicken bones being dangerous because of splintering, didn't know that pig bones are also dangerous.

Basically any bone can be dangerous, but it depends. Most bones come out without trouble, like I explained above. Boiled chicken bones are bad, because they are prone for splintering, but just as they don't necessarily splinter and cause trouble, likewise any bone can splinter and be a nasty problem. That's why I don't like taking risks with them.

Edit: And it of course also depends on what your dog can digest, that's highly individual thing. Some of the dogs I have met could probably have eaten steel and pooped chains without any problems whatsoever.

Betonov 09-17-11 06:10 PM

Why do I always get the crazy ones or the damaged ones :nope: (women that is)

Hottentot 09-17-11 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 1751631)
Why do I always get the crazy ones or the damaged ones :nope: (women that is)

Because you treat them as dignified human beings and therefore must invest enough time in them to notice such things?

Do like the SWAT does: "bang and clear."

Gerald 09-18-11 11:24 AM

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Gerald 09-18-11 11:28 AM

Jungleland Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Live Hyde Park 2009
 
http://youtu.be/zylxfXyTefs

Betonov 09-18-11 11:47 AM

Bah humbag. A woman is something not important enough to loose sleep over. And I am certain as hell I'm not going to save her from herself. I'm tired of doing that. If she's not bleeding she's not my problem.

It's the feeling that things are not moving anywhere :damn:
Hottentot's right, I'm too friendly. Bloody humanitarian

Love it

Gerald 09-18-11 11:50 AM

Yes, the music song is gold :up:

Gerald 09-18-11 12:01 PM

This is still good....
 
http://youtu.be/tqaEdk4Jsko

Herr-Berbunch 09-18-11 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 1751631)
Why do I always get the crazy ones or the damaged ones :nope: (women that is)


Because all women are crazy or damaged! Never met a sane or unbroken one yet. :hmmm:

Jimbuna 09-18-11 02:25 PM

There's an element of unspoken truth there :DL


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