Hi again and just an opportunity to say thanks.
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Adorable!1
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Hi @Caz1 I had the same dilemma as you. We lost our Bull Mastiff literally just after I was diagnosed last year. We have always had a dog in the family and hubby wanted another bull mastiff and because he is away a lot for work I had second thoughts. Especially with the size and how powerful they are. Fast forward to now and I have a snoozing 5 month old Bull Mastiff snoring at my side ( Yep she snuck up on the sofa ) I have no regrets at all and she makes my day. ( bit hard going through month 3 and 4 with the lunging and nippy stage but she is now over that ) All the best and hope you get just as much enjoyment.
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Kitkatb she is adorable! What’s her name?
Thanks for your words of encouragement, they are exactly what I need to hear! Was the biting a problem with infection? 0 -
Hi @Caz1 No it wasn't an infection. Some dogs like Labs, retrievers and bull mastiffs are known for being a bit nippy when teething. There's nothing you can do but I guess its a bit like babies when they are starting to grow and everything goes in the mouth. It only lasts for a few months. I have a few dog toys Maggie can chew on and loves and then once they are about 4 months old you can get a some of the chewy straps she can spend an hour chewing. It is good to have a time out area for when their enthusiasm gets a bit much. ( I still get really tired from the treatment ) so I find it essential. ( mine was an old playpen. ) But I have no regrets what so ever and you can't beat a good old puppy snuggle they are just the best.3
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Thanks for your wise words. I must dig my baby gate out.......
Im feeling so much better about the pup. We lost our old boy last year..I’ve been waiting such a long time time for this pup! #stupidbreastcancer0 -
@Eastmum Your message is a lovely one, its funny how life doesn't stop for your diagnosis, we have two starting the HSC next week! Your last line about your character surviving put a lump in my throat.
Thanks for the puppy photos everyone too, my dog has been a great part of my exercise programme, she's always ready for a walk! And unconditional love never did anyone harm! x1
