Recent content by bustermom

...but I didn't realize just how long of a while until I logged in saw that my last time logging in was in June 2006. All righty, then... :D Good to be back and browsing the forums again.

So cute! I remember when our 9 year old Buster was so springy. lovicon

Brown rice is better if you're giving it to him long term but white rice (cooked) and chicken is fine for a few days. Keep him on a bland diet to give his system a chance to recover and stabilize. Once things are settled, start mixing his new kibble in with the chicken/rice and gradually (over...

Don't wait for our advice - GO TO THE VET! The health of your bitch and her puppies takes priority over everything else right now.

Hi Linda! Long time no chat! :) I've had my share of eye problems as I was born with Duane's Syndrome (my right eye doesn't move to the right). If you want to get an expert opinion from the best of the best and get everything resolved/diagnosed all at once, I can't recommend enough Wills...

Hubby and I went to Tahiti a few years ago - we stayed a week in Moorea and a week in Bora Bora. And yes, you do need to fly into Papeete's international airport and then take a puddle jumper. Moorea was beautiful and we had a great time exploring the island on our scooter, but a whole week...

Maggie wonders why she always has to fly coach while her baby brother gets the first class ticket, complete with beverage service.

Okay, I'll wait right here and catch you when you come down

Are you sure that ball fits in there?

Nothing says fun like tearing apart a stuffed duck

Buster keeps a close eye on his baby brother

17 months ago we were in your same situation - my son was just born and our boxer, Buster, was 2 years old. Buster spent the first few weeks sniffing and licking my son whenever he was given the chance - he was simply fascinated by this new, miniature person. We never left them alone...

Our deepest condolences to you and your family on the loss of your beloved Asac. They leave behind a big, boxer shaped void in our hearts and it can take a long time for such pain to heal.

When it comes to such an issue of personal safety and peace of mind, I'd suggest looking into a medical pendant, one that the user wears and has a button to push which automatically contacts local authorities. A quick google search turned up this pretty cool site...

DM is such a devestating disease. :( We lost our 12 year old rescued shepherd to DM 3 years ago and it's heartbreaking to watch the progression and see their frustration. However, if Vex is still mobile then some extra support under his back end while walking and lots of treats may help him...