Not that it matters, but my beef with this thread is that – like so so many others – it should have an “OT” (for off topic) in front of the subject line. (Just a little thread etiquette.) Having said that, I present you with my precious Nube and her kiddies. (I’ve never posted a photo before so I’m going to attempt to post it in the next post – I offer no guarantees of success. I’m a tech retard.)
I would read up on the CCH. I have read they have a lot of skin problems. The last trip to the vet to have our dog’s teeth cleaned ended up being over $600. because the vet found some pre-cancerous spots on the dog, who has pink skin under his white fur. Unless you plan to get insurance for the pet, I would hold off on getting a dog. I also want to mention that a lot of mutts are generally healthier than purebreds.
I would read up on the CCH. I have read they have a lot of skin problems. The last trip to the vet to have our dog’s teeth cleaned ended up being over $600. because the vet found some pre-cancerous spots on the dog, who has pink skin under his white fur. Unless you plan to get insurance for the pet, I would hold off on getting a dog. I also want to mention that a lot of mutts are generally healthier than purebreds.
I would read up on the CCH. I have read they have a lot of skin problems. The last trip to the vet to have our dog’s teeth cleaned ended up being over $600. because the vet found some pre-cancerous spots on the dog, who has pink skin under his white fur. Unless you plan to get insurance for the pet, I would hold off on getting a dog. I also want to mention that a lot of mutts are generally healthier than purebreds.
I would read up on the CCH. I have read they have a lot of skin problems. The last trip to the vet to have our dog’s teeth cleaned ended up being over $600. because the vet found some pre-cancerous spots on the dog, who has pink skin under his white fur. Unless you plan to get insurance for the pet, I would hold off on getting a dog. I also want to mention that a lot of mutts are generally healthier than purebreds.
