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"Westie News! Issue 24"

"Thoughts from a Westie household. For West Highland White Terrier lovers everywhere! "

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 IN THIS ISSUE:

1) Editor's Thoughts
2) Thought For The Day 
3) Readers Question: - Injections today not feeling well

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1) EDITOR'S THOUGHTS!


Hi All

I hope you are all keeping well. 

Sorry for the break. Haven't been feeling too well myself. I have felt so wiped out fo the last couple of weeks. I do appreciate good health.

My older son of 19 has just been away in the mountains for 3 days. He could hardly walk when he come back. I am so proud of him for doing it. He is just a fitness fanatic. 

As always sincere thanks to Mike for looking after the forum. He is just great as you all know.

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Jeff 
Editor - Westie News 
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2) Thought for the day: - Try and be kind to all
that you meet. Everyone you meet is fighting a 
hard battle in their life, whether it be ill health,
shyness, low self-esteem, loneliness to name just a
few. 

We all travel roughly the same road and during this
time we all suffer with heartaches and illness. Just
remember that anger at the world is born out of
frustration and lack of a bit of TLC (Tender loving
Care)



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3) READERS QUESTION! - Injections today not feeling well.....
Posted by Candygirl


Candy had her first injections today and an hour later she just laid down and has been 

there since, she also keeps crying, do you know if this could be a side affect. She had 

been fine all day before this, so funny and full of herself. My poor baby!
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It could well be the possibility of side effects or the effects of the injection keep an eye on her, but I am sure she will be back to normal in the morning if in any doubt in the morning ring the vet and they will advise you further
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A house is not a home without a dog 

Mike

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Hope everything is OK with her. These poor kids got to suffer the injections as well as we 

did when we were children! 

Aibo sends a big kiss to Candy.

Dolores & Aibo

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Poor little thing, I bet she will be fine in a bit.. Brooklyn sends her a kissy too. lol


lisacancun

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Thanks for reassuring me, I thought it must be the injection but as the hours go by you 

start to panic a bit and I've got too much time on my hands now she's asleep. 

Just one more quick question, my sister has a new border collie pup who is ten weeks and twice the size as my candy, well today we introduced them and all was fine for a few minutes and then my pup starting chasing the collie around, which at first I think was just playing, but then she started to get nasty, snarling and biting the collie hard, and when I tried to split them up she turned a bit on me because she had got herself wound up. 

The collie was also playing but not nasty, I spoke to the vet about this today because my sister and i are quite close and see each other daily and we've
been planning to go walking together. The vet says it shouldn't be getting nasty and is probably just playing but I'm  not so sure. 

I am just wondering how i should deal with this as I have a 4 year old girl and would hate for her to get bit, Candy does play bite, so when
she does I just give her a toy. Should I just observe the two pups closely but let them sort it out by themselves or should I intervene every time. Candy is only 9 weeks and would hate for her to grow up 
aggressive. Any tips?


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