Sad Brynner.

Aaaarh poor Brynner, he's such a beautiful boy,glad he's feeling a bit better now :-)
Our Fudge is on medication that makes him hungry all the time too, as if labs aren't greedy enough, he's like a walking dustbin,lol, if it doesn't move eat it.

Simbad, our Sarah's chocolate lab has been on a strict diet, to lose weight, he had a problem with a leg and the vet said his weight was too much for him, so diet he has had to do, well he, like all labs loves food, the other day Kevin was out walking him and they saw another dog walker who was encouraging his dog with treats, Sarah and Kevins dog ran off over to this random person and sat down and immediately offered his paws up and begged for treats also. We could not stop laughing, think he must have thought the poor dog was starved. He did give him a treat, but Kevin was sooooooo embarassed. lol. very funny they say never work with animals and kids don't they.

Lincslass hope Brynner feeling better soon, he is a lovely dog.

aww i have tears in my eyes here Brynner you poor baby, im so glad mum is looking after you, your blue bandage looks fab and very trendy,hope your soon feeling better and tell mum im thinking of you both :o)) x

oh Brynner --you are so brave...
my english setter had leg problems-and ear problems--- some genetic and some just 'setterish'!--- and she had a special diet food that filled her up without adding calories ( and she never did stop being accident prone!)

You are such a handsome dog, Brynner, with that very fetching blue dressing on as well. Lucky you, to have Mum giving you a massage each day. It won't be long until you get your results, I'm sure you'll be fine, just keep taking the tablets! : o ))

Brynner ~
You are being a VERY brave boy :o)
Blue certainly suits you. xxx

Poor Brynner - still good job he has a loving Mum like you Lincslass.

Shame about his ears - does it affect his hearing ?

Poor dog - just keep on taking the tablets Brynner.

Oh poor boy and as you say, lucky for pet insurance!
Hope he gets betterer and betterer!!

Brynner! I have to have pills to for my thyroid problem, after my Mum pops one in my mouth I push them to the side, and spit it out when she isn't looking. Tip from Basil the cat

Brynner says thankyou all, the vet is not sure about his hearing, personally I think it is selective, a bit like a naughty child,lol.
Olive, Morgan my daughters choc/lab is also on a strict diet, except that is when he is faster than us and manages to steal something, he can at times move like greaselightning, we feed both boys on Purina, Morgans is Purina Light and I have to admit it has made a big difference to his weight.......

Teds I`m laughing here, Brynner already knows that trick, we even tried holding onto him whereby forcing him to swallow,it didn`t work, he spat one out after a full 5mins of holding it in his mouth, they have to be crushed on his food and I stand guard,lol...

i use to sqash some bread round the pill sue, just a small piece to cover it, then say "look what mummy has for you" lol then up in the air and sheba would jump up and swollow it whole haha

i used to put my yorkies tablets in a bit of chicken or in a bit of smaco... then theyd wolf it down quick....

Brynner pleased your mum is doing a good job at looking after you.

There's always cheese!!!

Lol know what you mean Oliveoil the post lady who we pass on our walk has started giving Fudge a biscuit every morning, trouble is now anyone in a flourescent jacket and he's off,lol, bin men, workmen, amazing how fast he can move when foods involved, think he can smell her from half a mile away :-) I look out for her too as she gives me sweets,lol.

Aw poor Brynner, and no pocket money either!!! Rocky sends woofs to get better soon.
(nicely written blog Brynners mum by the way!)

Aww poor Brynner! Is he a lab or retriver? I have a lab guide dog pup and a little square of cheese with the tablet pushed inside works every time as it is such a treat :)

Thankyou Sk.
He is a flatcoat retriever Laura,18mths old.....

Poor Brynner. I hope you're feeling better now. It must have been very unpleasant for you to have all that treatment and I hope you won't need much more in the future.
Blodyn sends you a big Purrrrrrrrrrr ! :)

Posties here carry dog biscuits in the van so the farm dogs don't chase them ! :o))