Flynn 11 y/o Foxie Cross - Right adrenalectomy- Good Bye Flynny We will miss you

I love to see doggies play like that. Wow snow we missed it this year, it's raining here we had thunder and torrential rain most of yesterday typical bank holiday weather.

I'm feeling better, not so tired. I'm off to the beech today yeah not beach weather but it's Bruno,s anniversary today and I always go and honour his memory. I go and throw a tennis ball into the sea as this was his favourite place :)

We never get snow where I am, I can see it on the mountains though.

I like that your going to the beach to remember Bruno, that is very cool. Sad but nice to spend the day remembering him, after hearing that story of im twerking the ministers arm I smile when you mention his name!!

Glad you had a good sleep and feeling better, I think this long weekend was just what you needed to recover your energy!

I emailed Mike my questions about the report so hopefully we catch up this week sometime to discuss and hear his take on it all. But I have my finger off that big red panic button now so not in any rush to do anything. Going to talk to him about removing the big lipomas, maybe this weekend I will do a video of them so I can show you all how big they are in places.

Yip he was one funny little dog and started my love of jack Russell's so got to thank him for that. The twerking was so funny, the best was the minister kept talking whilst shaking this little dog off his arm, and Bruno was not missing a beat :eek: I have so many good memories of him and they out way the bad ones when he was sick so I don't grieve today I celebrate his 11 years with me :D

Yikes limpomas, suppose they do have to come off if they are big ones. Woody had loads but they were all small. Glad you,ve got your fingers off the panic button as that little guy is looking so darn good at the moment :cool:

Yeah I was not going to worry about them until this latest IMS said he does have a lot and we need to keep a close eye on them. Mike had been keen to take them off but last IMS said not to unless they interfering with movement. I think the one on his shoulder and the big one on his side do to a certain extent. New IMS said they can get nasty and he has seen dogs with chronic problems like Flynn suddenly have what we though lipoma actually be a nasty. Most of them have had a needle poked into them at some stage to make sure it is just fatty tissue but he does have a few new ones that need checking. Will see what Mike thinks.

Sorry was just tailing Flynn outside because I am still on poop patrol but all he did was run round the house a few times, bark at the gate and have a pee! :eek:

I suppose getting them checked out wouldnt hurt, Woodys were poked with a needle as well his biggest was under his front armpit and I suppose I would've been in your position as that one would've ended up causing him problems walking. Poor Flynn or should it be clever Flynn running round the house and not popping I bet he,s like oh there she goes again looking at my poop well I'm not doing one !

I'm off to the beech as it's a 30 min drive for me and it's stopped raining at the moment. Enjoy the rest if your week x

Have a nice day Tracy, maybe you can stop somewhere nice for lunch! Hope Bruno is watching down and is all ready to get his tennis ball. Think I need an early night, so won't be long out of bed.

Go get em at work tomorrow :D xx

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Originally Posted by Trish

I have one, its name is Flynn :D

I am presuming the flyspray that was still likely wet on the fly is not going to poison him :eek::eek::D

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When Palmer was just a puppy, he caught a bumble bee that way. OUCH!!:eek::eek::eek::eek::(:(:(:( I felt so bad for the little fella.
-Susan

Hi Trish!
Just checking in to see how things are with Flynn. :) Seems like things are going okay with Flynn. Hoping you can leave the lipomas for now if they're not impeding his movement.
I am always on poop patrol too! Trixie had a little mucous and blood on her poops last week so we did a few days of metronidazole and things are just fine now. It's almost cyclical with her. She'll go weeks with everything fine and then whatever it is-bacteria overgrowth? colitis? irritable bowel? I don't know but the vet gave me the medication and it works quickly to make things right.
Glad Flynn got to have a fun playdate!! I loved seeing the photos...so funny!! The video is also great. I love seeing dogs at play and Flynn--is he not the most amazing dog acting positively puppy like at his age. He is the energizer pup for sure!! Keep it up Flynn!! :D

Barbara

OH NO

your Friday is almost over????? or is it just starting???

where is my cell phone so I can check your time

Hello!! Friday is most defnititely over... 10am Saturday morning now!! Sunny and chilly, but fine walking weather for dogs :D Flynn and I are meeting a friend at the dog park and then off to a café where we can sit outside with the dogs for lunch!!

He has been pretty good this week, poops have settled back down to normal thank goodness. He had one little puke early am after having his Samilyn, but then gobbled his breakfast. I just think he does not like that big horse pill first thing. But that is sad for him because he has to have it for his liver!! Not very sympathetic am I :eek::D:eek:

Noticing a few times after he gets up, he limps a bit, seems to be front legs but after a few steps he comes right. Not sure what is up with that, the arthritis bothering him a bit more in this cooler weather or his lipoma on his shoulder.

Have not heard from Mike to discuss report, but he has been away again! Nothing urgent and I had told him that in email that we can talk once back :)

I need to get organised and out the door, so will check back in a bit later! Love love love the weekends!! xxxxx