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D2 Jul 2018 7:15pm, 14 Jul 2018 10,802 posts	0 D2 Oh dear, do you know what happened / caused the problem? Hope he is ok
Derby Tup Jul 2018 7:50pm, 14 Jul 2018 26,340 posts	0 Derby Tup We’re home and the op went well Tuss has a collision with a big pebble on the beach when we were away three weeks ago
FergusG Jul 2018 7:53pm, 14 Jul 2018 2,659 posts	0 FergusG Glad he’s back and things went well!
D2 Jul 2018 8:24pm, 14 Jul 2018 10,804 posts	0 D2 I'm glad to hear he is home, I bet you are too.
Rosehip Jul 2018 8:26pm, 14 Jul 2018 10,683 posts	0 Rosehip Poor Tuss glad it all went well
ThorntonRunner Jul 2018 8:58pm, 14 Jul 2018 1,749 posts	0 ThorntonRunner Sending healing vibes to Tuss.
ThorntonRunner Jul 2018 9:58pm, 14 Jul 2018 1,750 posts	0 ThorntonRunner Having a week in Suffolk at a holiday cottage with the dogs. Owner met us when we arrived: "Let me show you where you can walk your dogs. We don't allow visitors with children through here but if you have dogs come through this gate marked private and there's a paddock here, another here and this leads down to the river where they can swim." Back at cottage there's a fully enclosed patio area with a large kennel and a dog poo bin. "If you want your dog to sit on the sofa with you please use the throw provided. Don't leave your dogs unattended but if you want to go out for a meal we'll look after them for you. Oh and in this basket are a few towels you can dry your dogs off with if they get wet or muddy. I think we're going to enjoy our stay 😊
Derby Tup Jul 2018 10:06pm, 14 Jul 2018 26,341 posts	0 Derby Tup Thanks for the kind thoughts all Tuss is in his bed. He’s been a brave lad. Grandad Yogi and a hundred generations of vizslas would be proud of him Thornton it sounds like you’ll have a great holiday
Rosehip Jul 2018 10:35pm, 14 Jul 2018 10,684 posts	0 Rosehip Yogi the Crufts winner?
57.5 Degrees of Pain Jul 2018 10:59pm, 14 Jul 2018 3,963 posts	0 57.5 Degrees of Pain A pedantic dentist writes: Incisors and canines are different teeth, I am fairly sure they would just extract the incisor. Canine is a different matter and I believe root treatment, while tricky, is a better option than removal. My old dog Barny managed to snap off three of his canines and wore down many teeth, but the rest of him wore out before his teeth gave trouble. Where in Suffolk ThorntonRunner, sounds just the place for us!