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She only has a cut on one toe, but the bandage has to be massive in order to stay on. She wouldn't stop licking so she needed wrapping up, poor thing...she doesn't seem to mind this one though. I tried having her wear a sock but she was having none of that, so now she has a professional bandage and I have a vet bill.
Sorry about moving my Hand too much :P
its one of my First Macro Videos
I Hope You Like it
and please watch the whole video there is a Surprise in the First Quarter .
my friends usually suffer when they travel with me. beside looking at architecture all day, they get no relax time at all, the day is pack with activities and no rest. Jeff is just taking a little nap while we are waiting for our dinner.
Maybe Merriam Webster should have better keywords from Google Ads. Here I wanted to check the spelling of emaciated - and I found I spelled it correctly. But then I noticed that Google had placed an ad of their own promoting Google's own Dictionary service.
Yes I use Internet Explorer - some WebApps still don't work completely well with Firefox or Chrome.
Governor Hogan Visits Poor Girls Open by Steve Kwak at Fish Tales, 22st, 2107 Herring Way, Ocean City, MD 21842
he gets so excited about going for a walk that he dances in circles until the leash is wrapped around his legs.
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Was the 'G' pulled off deliberately and do the management know?If so,when are they going to replace it?
This is Scruffy. My dog. She is wearing the collar that she was given by the vet. She had two benign lumps removed. One from her head and one from her leg.
The cone was supplied to stop her from rubbing and tearing the stitches. To be honest, we made her wear it for 2 hours. She is very obedient so when we gave out to her, she stopped. She was like a likkle child.
She is all better now. Wounds healing :)
I just put the cone on for the snap. I never thought I'd have a dog with such a naff necklace :)
Home, Limerick, Ireland
The Associated Press via Providence Journal:
NEWPORT- Marine scientists will not remove a dead whale that washed up near Brenton Point State Park, because the terrain makes access too difficult, Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration said today.
The finback whale will remain at its location, where it will be allowed to decompose naturally.