My New Staffy pup :)
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Location: Lancashire, UK
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21-12-2008, 11:29 PM
Originally Posted by kcjack 
Its not your fault hun its the breeders. They need to stay with siblings as it teaches them there doggy manners. But I like you would of took her as if hadnt of been you the poor mite could of ended up anywhere.
Once she had her vacs you will have to socialise her lots thats all.
Once she's been vaccinated i will defiantly socialise her, she will be very well looked after in our household 
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22-12-2008, 12:01 AM
Originally Posted by kcjack
I am sure you will do great and can see she has a young friend to play with LOL
yes rylee my son
and i have another boy @ 9 months lol so she will get loads of play time
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22-12-2008, 11:30 AM
Originally Posted by Lorna
I'd advise you to take her to the vets before xmas though....she's very young and better to be safe than sorry! I hope she brings you many years of happiness
Why take her vet b4 Christmas ??
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22-12-2008, 01:44 PM
Originally Posted by Katie&Rich
Why take her vet b4 Christmas ??
It'll also give her a chance to experience the vets without any 'nasty' vaccinations, giving her a positive experience.
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22-12-2008, 02:57 PM
Originally Posted by pinklizzy
She's very young still, and if she needs worming it's best to start it sooner rather than later. A heavy worm burden can make such small pups very sick indeed and you don't need an emergency over the Christmas break
It'll also give her a chance to experience the vets without any 'nasty' vaccinations, giving her a positive experience.
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22-12-2008, 04:19 PM
Originally Posted by pinklizzy
She's very young still, and if she needs worming it's best to start it sooner rather than later. A heavy worm burden can make such small pups very sick indeed and you don't need an emergency over the Christmas break
It'll also give her a chance to experience the vets without any 'nasty' vaccinations, giving her a positive experience.
good point
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22-12-2008, 04:42 PM
The vets and nurses will be more than happy to meet this adorable little thing before christmas for first check up and registration... My vet invited us back for weight check whenever we wanted, which was a great way to keep track of her growth and the nurses all fell in love so I know Kismet will be spoiled rotten if I ever have to leave her there now
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