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11-03-2022, 06:07 PM
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Awwww poor Rosie but pleased it's nothing worse.
Errrrr about an hour in the car I think Lynn or half hour tops on the train
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11-03-2022, 06:57 PM
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1.5 hours for us and quite a straightforward journey.
We were going to go by train, but even with the price hike diesel was cheaper,Letting the train take the strain is very expensive now. We took the Chrysler as it is more comfortable for long journeys and has heated seats for cold mornings plus being an automatic easier driving on long journeys.
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11-03-2022, 09:45 PM
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It was brenda, always been interested to go but because of not being able to leave dogs that long never did go.
We decided Wednesday evening to do it we have all the time at the moment and if we never go again it was a nice experience.
Really well organised but for us it was mostly about the Bernese.
It would of been lovely to of said hello griff guessing you aren't to far away from the NEC ?
The lights sound nice I like the crackle glaze.
Flipping heck if I had know you could of come and stopped here for the night with the greatest of pleasure; or at least you would of been able to stop and have a meal before going back nice yesterday afternoon and you could of had Staffie cuddles as well. I am about 1/2 hour away from the NEC as the Panda drives.
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11-03-2022, 09:47 PM
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Ladies and Gents maybe next year as we are a dog site we should agree a meet up at Crufts all would be welcome here and anytime, so Brenda you could come up by train which goes directly into the NEC. You would all be welcome here with the greatest of pleasure if anyone wanted to do a sleep over or make a week of it.
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11-03-2022, 09:50 PM
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Good afternoon all.

Lovely morning. Not so lovely afternoon.

Rosie has chronic arthritis in the toes of her back left leg and a clicky elbow on the right.

Started on Carprodyl (after a blood test to make sure they won't do any damage) and she has to go back in another week and have another blood test in a month. The vet has advised to keep her off concrete and hard standing so pram it is for those areas and more time spent on the grass in the park.

Just over £100 today, but she's worth every penny
Aww love to Rosie and you both
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