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Oreo 12/3/94-7/26/09
CDX, RN, AX, AXJ, AXP, AJP, CGC
Zodiac 2/1/01-3/16/16
CDX, RAE, MX, MXJ, NAP, NJP, OAC, NJC, TN-N, CGC
NATCH MACH Legend 11/25/05-12/3/20
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CD, RE, MXB, MJS, NF, NAP, OJP, S-EAC, S-ECC, S-TN-E, S-EJC, WV-E, TG-E, CGC, EST-L1C, EST-L1V, EST-L2I, NW3, NW3-I, NW3-E, NW3-C, NW3-V, EC, MV, EE, MI, MN, SWA, SEE
Lyric 10/9/06-9/25/20
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AX, MJB, EAC, S-EJC, S-TN-E, WV-O TG-E, CGC
Epic
CGC, AC, AI, AV, NE, NN, SWE, TKI, S- EAC,O- EJC, BR-E, S-TN-E, WV-E, ECC, S-TG-E, CD, EST-L1E, EST-L1C, EST-L1I, NW3, NW3-V, NW3-C, FCAT, CA
Seamus 2010?- 2025
Sweets
TKN, IJC
About Me
- Nicki
- I'm a small animal veterinarian who spends most of my free time doing dog agility or other dog sports.
Blog Archive
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2011
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May
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- It worked this time
- Wind. Rain. Sun. Sweat. Agility.
- Believe it or not
- Putting agility complaints into perspective
- Devastated
- Cutest kid ever
- Second verse, same as the first
- I should also mention
- Remember this kid?
- Odds and Ends
- More from the zoo
- Not that different
- Dear Client...
- The Unusual: Part 4
- Excellent weekend
- 3/4
- Perfect Plus
- My girls
- Bye-Bye Babies
- More than half-way
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May
(20)
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Veterinary Related Posts
- Requested topic-spay/neuter
- Raw food
- Titer Testing
- Animal Abuse
- Cool vet stuff
- The unusual 14
- Show and Tell: Fractured leg
- Reproductive pathology
- The Unusual: Part 13
- Perception vs. Reality
- Interesting cases
- Urinary tract issues
- More reasons to spay
- Techs, turnover and minimum wage
- Unusual: Part 12
- Secret of Life
- Good tries and fracture failures
- A helping hand
- When you think you've seen it all
- Unusual Part 11
- Genetic Anomaly
- Quick show and tell
- Fifty shades darker
- Fifty shades of gray
- It's a he or a she
- Neuter is cuter
- Cool, not cool
- More than meets the eye
- The Unusual: Staff Edition
- The Unusual: Part 10
- The Unusual: Part 9
- 10 years
- Quality of Life
- Veterinary Musings
- The Old Man
- The Unusual: Part 8
- The Dark Side
- Annual Heartworm Testing
- Payment Predicament
- Vector Disease 7: Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
- Vector Diseases 6: Babesia
- Days Like These
- Vector Diseases 5: Mycoplasma Haemofelis
- Vector Disease 4: Cytauxzoon
- Vector Disease 3: Cat scratch disease
- Vector Disease Part 2: Lyme disease
- Vector Diseases 1: Ehrlichia
- Good case, bad case
- Mythbusting: TV Part2
- If, then...
- A lesson
- Visual Aid
- Perceptions, Misconceptions, and Questions
- The Unusual: Part 7
- Famous Last Words
- Now Hiring
- Mythbusting: Vet med and TV
- Case 3: Oh baby
- Case 2: Mystery toxin
- Case 1: Small problem
- An unusual way to save a life
- Things that make vets angry
- The Unusual: Part 6
- Parasites 9: Cheyletiella
- What do you say?
- A day in the life
- Bulldog ethics
- Parasites 8: Lice
- Parasites 7: Ticks
- Parasites 6: Fleas
- Parasites 5: Coccidia
- Parasites 4: Tapeworms
- Parasites 3: Whipworms
- Pork work
- Parasites 2: Hookworms
- Parasites 1: Roundworms
- The House Call
- The hardest days
- Rabies
- Corona Virus
- Leptospirosis
- Infectious Hepatitis
- Kennel Cough
- Distemper
- Parvo
- Basic Immunology
- State of the Profession
- That's a new one
- Preventable
- I fail to understand
- More of why
- Who's Crazy?
- The low cost conundrum
- Mythbusting: Dry food and dental disease
- Mythbusting: Ivermectin and Herding Breeds
- Addison's Disease
- Chew Toys
- Stupidity Pays the Bills
- Patella Luxation
- Geriatric Vestibular Disease
- Changing Vaccine Protocols
- The Unusual Part 5
- Cancer 6: Histiocytomas
- Cancer 5: Mast Cell Tumors
- Cancer 4: Hemangiosarcoma
- This is why
- Cancer 3: Osteosarcoma
- Cancer 2: Lymphoma
- Cancer 1: Basics
- Dear Client..
- The Unusual: Part 4
- The Reason
- Mange Part 2
- Mange Part 1
- Dogs (and heartworms) on the move
- Bugs Be Gone
- Poisons Part 8: OTC Pain Relievers
- Poisons Part 7: Xylitol
- Poisons Part 6: Mushrooms
- Poisons Part 5: Grapes and Raisins
- Poisons Part 4: Chocolate
- The Example
- Poisons Part 3: Plants
- Poisons Part 2: Rodenticides
- Poisons Part 1: Antifreeze
- You know you are a veterinarian when
- You can't make this stuff up
- Shed Happens
- Urine Screening
- Injection Rejection
- Ocular Disorders
- Endocrine Disease
- Senior Wellness Revisited
- The Gross Factor
- Dental Care
- Senior Wellness
- Hip Dysplasia
- Annual Blood Screening
- Heartworms
- The Unusual Part 3
- What would you do?
- The Unusual Part 2
- Another kind of stone soup
- 5 Years
- Stone Soup
- Crackhead of the Week
- A First
- Perspective
- The Unusual
- Things That Annoy Me
- 36 hours later
- "She's a veterinarian"
- Because why?
- Chaos
- Difficult
- There's A Reason
- My Side of the Table
- Ears
- Eating Grass
- Fleas, Frontline, and Free Food
- Ramblings from the other family doctor
- Lights Out
Fun and Useful Links
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Just like that
you're six years old
and you take a nap
and you wake up
and you're twenty-five
and your high school sweetheart
becomes your wife...
Don't blink...
Ain't no rhyme or reason
No complicated meaning
Ain't no need to over think it
Let go laughing
Life don't go
quite like you planned it
We try so hard to understand it
The irrefutable, indisputable fact is...
It happens
No complicated meaning
Ain't no need to over think it
Let go laughing
Life don't go
quite like you planned it
We try so hard to understand it
The irrefutable, indisputable fact is...
It happens
4 comments:
It is amazing just how many amazing dogs that are waiting to be rescued...;-)
Beautiful photos! Rescue dogs really are the best :)
I wrote a blog about this a while back. Neither person who had my two should have had dogs. I am only grateful they had the good sense to get them to a breed rescue. Life was not pleasant at home. It is much better with people who not only thought they wanted a cute pet, but understand and accept the commitement it takes to do it.
Beautiful pics and congrats on your great weekend!
Hope you've gotten the best of your cold; I am finally getting my voice back and can venture some distance from the Kleenex box and cough syrup bottle without too much risk.
Hug your special girls. (:
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