Simba the great!

**Slunnie** · 3rd January 2009, 05:53 PM

Originally Posted by rovercare

13 and still looking a picture of health, excellent innings for a larger puppy dog

I need a dog

Shes going ok, she has Sebatious Adenitus which is an auto immune problem to do with her fur, and also hip dysplaysia which makes like not too easy for her. She has slowed down a lot.

This ones from just over a year ago, she was a bit younger in the other pics.

I really cant recommend having a dog highly enough.

**Slunnie** · 3rd January 2009, 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by dullbird

slunnie should introduce you to my friend she got a 12 year old samoyed!!! called sambo

he is a beautiful dog I only wish I had enough money to buy her a little boy puppy

because sammy is her life.........and she doesn't have the dollars to get herslef another pup once he goes

I would just love to turn up one day with one in my arms for her coz she is such a good friend, with such an amazing compassion for animals......she basically gives her life to the RSPCA with the work and hours she puts in.

Have to pass a hat around, Sammys are a lifestyle dog rather than a dog out the back - I can't comprehend that day, but she'll miss him so badly.

**Slunnie** · 3rd January 2009, 06:00 PM

Originally Posted by B92 8NW

I'm looking to develop an exciting new alcoholic beverage, could we talk sometime?

Ooooh I could provide you with everything!!!! for that special brew.

**djam1** · 3rd January 2009, 06:01 PM

Slunnie I had a Samoyed in the 1970s here is a picture of mine in about 1974

**Ricey** · 3rd January 2009, 06:03 PM

She is one great dog Simon. I thought I might have had a pic of her from the TT I did but no such luck. I do remember the care you took of her on the steep hill though. Simba was having trouble on the gravel, so you picked her up only to fall down yourself -all the while protecting her from the fall. They are truly mans best friend!

**dullbird** · 3rd January 2009, 06:27 PM

djam is that samoyed pure? it has ears like a shepherd!!!

**dullbird** · 3rd January 2009, 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by Slunnie

Have to pass a hat around, Sammys are a lifestyle dog rather than a dog out the back - I can't comprehend that day, but she'll miss him so badly.

yeh I know she has had two very close calls with him........he has IBD which has caused him no end of trouble

still enough of the sad sad stories...your pics are lovely of the old girl

**rovercare** · 3rd January 2009, 06:31 PM

Yea, I can't remember a time, not having a dog, even as a kid

Ebony is near 17 now, but she's deaf and partially blind and freaks out with a change off scenery, I actually go back to the folks and stay to look after her

, I can still remember going down in the old mans XB picking her up and holding her all the way home

, we also had a giant version of the same, she died at 10, very sad, 45kgs of idiot she was, could not do any harm

The other 2 have gone with their mother

So I think I need a Cavalier King charles

, I love mellow little p00fter dogs

**djam1** · 3rd January 2009, 06:32 PM

Dullbird
To my knowledge she was but mum and dad never had a lot of money in that period so Im not sure

**Slunnie** · 3rd January 2009, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by Ricey

She is one great dog Simon. I thought I might have had a pic of her from the TT I did but no such luck. I do remember the care you took of her on the steep hill though. Simba was having trouble on the gravel, so you picked her up only to fall down yourself -all the while protecting her from the fall. They are truly mans best friend!

Thats right!

Bloody dog.

It was a somewhat embarrising moment.

That was where Max snapped a maxidrive axle.

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