i'm just doing a school project and working on building an extendable dog kennel and wanted to know where your dog sleeps??

- with you in your bed?

- its own dog bed

- outdoors in a dog kennel/house

-makeshift dog home outside

- or others??

any input would be appreciate!!

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i'm just working on building an extendable dog kennel/house

what do you think???

it's a small house within a bigger house, that slides in and out

good or bad

Thank you so much for the update. We are glad to hear about Chloe!

Please keep us posted!

Kind Regards,

Scout and the team at Dog Diaries

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My name is Sammy and my dog needs surgery to save her life.

I suffer from depression and borderline personality disorder and only                                   work on a casual basis due to the impact that the depression and                               borderline personality disorder has on my life.

My beloved dog has just been diagnosed with cushings disease                                           (andrenal gland tumor) and needs surgery to cure her, without                                    this surgery it will kill her.

The surgery is going to cost $3000-$4000, and due to myself being                                    unable to get a loan i have started up a donations page to help me save                         her life.

My boyfriend would love to pay for the whole surgery but just can't                                    afford to, so far the cost for diagnosing Kikki has added up to $1500.

My boyfriend will match any donations made to help save her life.

Please visit her site, if you wish to make a donation of $1 or more i                        thankyou in advance, if not then can you please pass her site web                           address onto everyone you know.

Thankyou very much, and god bless.

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It's Max, the Saint Bernard barking Hello! 

This is my first post, and I hope everydog and human is having a good

week.  I know I am!!  See, My Auntie is visiting and……

MMMMMMMmmmm!!!  LOOK WHAT I GET TO CHEW ON ALL WEEK! 

HER YUMMY NEW NIKE SNEAKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HHmmm, Should I chew the squeeky toy or new sneaker???????

Definitely the new sneakers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  As you can see, I just had my first

 taste of them, and they are sooooo chewy and delicious!!!!!

I sunk my teeth right into the chewy leather and slurped them all up

so they were nice and slimy and slobbery!

Any of you dogs want to come visit and have a good hungry chew on

those new nikes for yourselves!!!!!!??????????

After helping Chloe loose 24.4kg this gave me new insight into another profession.

Does anyone know how to get into being a job rep for companies like Bayer – specifically for dog or animal products.  I would appreciate any information.

Cheers Christyn

It is with much pleasure to announce that Chloe the friendly black labrador has lost a massive 24.4kg!!!!!!!!

Chloe now Weighs :  36.6kg!!!!!!!!   A very big thank you goes out to my Mum In law, Val who has stepped in to help walk her when I havent been able too...  I will be adding a blog soon with  new photo's of Chloe soon. To think we started this Journey last May 09, in 8 months Chloe has done it!!!!!!!!!!!  All I need now is to find her a loving home.........

Thanks for your story! We are glad to hear that Laylah is better

We hope that everything goes well in 2010. Take care.

Scout and the team at Dog Diaries

Hello dog lovers, I have been very busy over Christmas, just like everyone else.  We had a really bad week where our dog Laylah (Beagle) fell ill. The vets diagnosed her with a fractured neck and refered us to a specialist in Melbourne.  I almost didn't go down to the specialist as I knew I couldn't afford $6,000 and there was no garantee  that it would work. 

To cut a long, emotional story short, three vet visits, a trip to Melbourne and $1,000 later the specialist in Melbourne informed us that the image on the xray was a congenital abnormality ( she was born with it!) (I have this as well! LOL)  Anyway the specialist poked and proded and hit a sore spot on her spine as she almost yelped the roof off!  I am sure he must of put her back back in cause shes back to normal now.  Even on the anti – imflamatory's she wasn't as good as this. She's still on the anti's for a few months though. 

Back at home Laylah was first diagnosed with mild pancreatitis, the second time they couldn't find any thing wrong and the 3rd time they xrayed her neck.  This was a dog that would run km per day if she could to a dog that couldn't jump up at all.  Then as she got worse the couldn't jump down.  To lift her hurt her… She was so depressed!

I didn't know how bad pancreatitis could be for dogs.  Apparently to much marrow can lead to this or too much fat.  We have put Laylah on  a diet of steamed chicken, mashed pumpkin and rice….

Laylah was so lucky that I wanted a second opinion! Thank you to Dr Chris Preston and his intern  in Mt Waverly Vic who knows their stuff!