See we love really each other!

Monday 21 December 2009

See we love really each other!

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mareandrose27 December 2009 at 03:01
They look like best buds. Cute!
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Rod Michaelson28 December 2009 at 14:46
Juliet and John,
We are pet sitting a male Vizsla, Moose for a week. Fun stuff. Bailey and Moose are still sorting out this middle-ranking male stuff. Took them all on two nice long walks yesterday and they played well.
Happy New Year and may 2010 bring peace and prosperty to our lands.
Rod
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About our boys!

Radar & Rio are two very handsome, very lovable & very precious Hungarian Vizslas.
Radar was born on 26th May 2007 & was one of 8 pups. In the beginning he was known as Mr Purple - his first collar (which we've still got!) was a bit of purple wool!! His KC name is Kenazorora Kaetano...a bit of a mouth-full but pretty cool none-the-less!
Rio was born on 15th January 2010...bizarrely, he was also a Mr Purple...not that that influenced us in any way! He too was one of 8 pups & is in fact Radar's nephew...though we think of them as brothers! His KC name is Adolphustown Acorn.

FRENCH HEARTWORM

We almost lost Radar to this horrible parasite in March 2008 - we would hate any other dog to go through what he did (or owners for that matter!). Please be aware that it is now prevalent in the UK particularly along the South Coast. The signs & symptoms are many & varied but include:

A gradual onset of progressively worsening signs of lung and/or heart disease
Chronic cough
Breathing problems
Exercise intolerance
Loss of appetite
Gagging
Weight loss
Swelling, bruising, fluid build –up in the stomach
Prolonged clotting times
Vomiting
Seizures
Loss of consciousness may also occur

French Heartworm CAN be treated and CAN be prevented but not by the usual worming treatments. If you suspect your dog is affected PLEASE see your vet sooner rather than later!

Radar & Rio - Two Red Dogs in Dorset

Monday 21 December 2009