Danny - Rottweiller, neutered male 4 y/o

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Danny - Rottweiller, neutered male 4 y/o; Now a special needs resident here
Topic Started: 17 May 2009, 12:33 PM (1,073 Views)
Jesterjen	30 Aug 2009, 01:49 PM Post #46
Dogmatic Poster Posts: 2,949 Group: Members Member #1,427 Joined: 22 January 2008 Postcode: Birmingham	what a sweetheart
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buddybear	5 Sep 2009, 10:33 AM Post #47
Dogmatic Poster Posts: 2,018 Group: Members Member #2,503 Joined: 21 October 2008	Hows the gorgeous Danny doing?
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PFK	5 Sep 2009, 12:18 PM Post #48
Barking mad Posts: 658 Group: Members Member #477 Joined: 19 January 2007 Postcode: CB6 2BJ	buddybear 5 Sep 2009, 10:33 AM Hows the gorgeous Danny doing? He is doing very well, thanks. I think the story continues here. This mornings walk was a much steadier affair with much less wobbling about `
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buddybear	5 Sep 2009, 12:38 PM Post #49
Dogmatic Poster Posts: 2,018 Group: Members Member #2,503 Joined: 21 October 2008	Thats fantastic news! Looks like he's going from strength to strength thanks to you guys Big hugs for the gorgeous Danny Clare x
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PFK	5 Sep 2009, 12:55 PM Post #50
Barking mad Posts: 658 Group: Members Member #477 Joined: 19 January 2007 Postcode: CB6 2BJ	We really thought that we would have been looking for a set of wheels for him Clare, its nothing short of a miracle to see him walking again.
	*Dave........* for Canine Epilepsy Information - click here


buddybear	5 Sep 2009, 01:03 PM Post #51
Dogmatic Poster Posts: 2,018 Group: Members Member #2,503 Joined: 21 October 2008	Well thank goodness he didnt need them. Just goes to show miracles do happen & how resilient dogs can be! Glad this boys ok..he's a real sweetie Clare x
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buddybear	2 Nov 2009, 07:45 PM Post #52
Dogmatic Poster Posts: 2,018 Group: Members Member #2,503 Joined: 21 October 2008	Hows the gorgeous boy?
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PFK	2 Nov 2009, 08:26 PM Post #53
Barking mad Posts: 658 Group: Members Member #477 Joined: 19 January 2007 Postcode: CB6 2BJ	I think this sums it up Dave,Oct 15 2009 Posted on the PFK forum. For todays walk I chose a new spot - the recently cut grass field just up the road. Armed with a small amount of liver cake and with Danny off lead all the way out but well under the control of the liver cake, we went down onto the short grass and he ran around like a loony. Then a lorry came along the road at the field edge and he ignored it, however as it reappeared from behind the distant houses he spotted the moving speck and took off after it from 40 yards away from me. I called, he stopped and looked at me, he saw the COME hand signal and he ran back at full speed threatening to slam into my legs which would have brought me down like a skittle. He slid to a halt and sat - and got his treat!! We need to get this on video but ran out of time to go back today, next time I take camera. Here is the link. The routine here has changed somewhat so I havent been taking him out and I miss that (and probably he does as well) but I cant be in two places at the same time. Thanks for asking about him, I will post the video when next the camera lady comes up.
	*Dave........* for Canine Epilepsy Information - click here


buddybear	2 Nov 2009, 10:45 PM Post #54
Dogmatic Poster Posts: 2,018 Group: Members Member #2,503 Joined: 21 October 2008	How brilliant that this boy has bounced back 'literally' after all he's been through Quote: I called, he stopped and looked at me, he saw the COME hand signal and he ran back at full speed threatening to slam into my legs which would have brought me down like a skittle. He slid to a halt and sat - and got his treat!! This made me smile Well done you guys Look forward to the video of this smashing boy Clare x
	http://sussexgermanshepherdrescue.co.uk/


Sheba'sMum	3 Nov 2009, 06:01 PM Post #55
Coral wots gonna keeeel Pat Posts: 11,276 Group: Members Member #410 Joined: 29 December 2006 Postcode: RG8	Dave, please do be careful - it was a rottie that ran into my knee 9 years ago that resulted in me having my 1/2 knee replacement this year. They certainly can whack you! I'm soooo glad to hear Danny is improving so much. He really is the most gorgeous dog.
	My short-term memory is not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my short-term memory's not as sharp as it used to be.


PFK	3 Nov 2009, 08:29 PM Post #56
Barking mad Posts: 658 Group: Members Member #477 Joined: 19 January 2007 Postcode: CB6 2BJ	Thanks for the warning, he is a bit unsure where his back end is and resembles a rally car on the corners at times and I have to admit that I am not as nimble as I was
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