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I know you said you trust your friend but you need to watch your back at all times. If it were me I would have everyone sign a contract with rules and expectations. Friendships change-especially when put into stressful situations.

Congrats everyone!!

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Susan- He is using his front leg. On xray, it looks horrible, healed but horrible, but to see him use it you wouldn't think it looks that bad. You can tell he has a deformity the way he stands on it. His foot is turned in some. I have seen him eat and walk on it. He is walking and hopping...

Sodalite is now 8 weeks post op. We took X-rays yesterday and it showed some more calcifications. The leg seems stable. His seroma at the pin site was very painful to touch even under anesthesia. We could also feel the pin pressing up against the skin. So we opted to remove the pin...

Rip beautiful!

I could go either way. Probably lean more towards putting her in breeding but I do know from my own experience that some lines of Shoots look better at an older age. I think the grand show last yr was a 14 mos old male if I'm not mistaken.

It depends on how far along she is for xray. She could check the status by ultrasound if her vet had it but would be expensive. She would be better off just watching her. If there is a dead fetus she will be off feed, running a fever, will have smelly reddish-brown discharge, and will be...

I've seen a handful that will bleed when further along, Nicole. I've also, just recently, had a female bleed for 1 day 4 weeks into pregnancy. Not sure what that was all about because she went on having 2 healthy kits. I'm curious to the answers to Nicole's questions.

Great job everyone!!!

Thanks everyone!

Stress can definately cause her to abort. Just keep an eye on her. I personally would leave her shut off till she settles in more.

I'm just curious to know what everyone's thoughts were on maloclussion when it comes to age. At what age would you consider malloclusion genetic-considering all other things are normal?. Normal eating, normal delivery, normal anatomy, etc.

Every chin is different. Some will chow down while others will take their time. Some I will see eat-others I may not. As long as he is not drooling, has wet eyes, pawing at the mouth, not losing weight, I wouldn't worry about it.

he looks to be just a beige to me. If father was a standard then there is no way this kit would be a beige violet. Dad in the very least would need to be a violet carrier.

Thanks everyone! B35 would be classified as an extra dark standard Zoaea. Both parents are standard. Father is a medium dark, mother a dark, grandfather an extra dark. He is a spitting image of his grandfather only larger now. Java chin- I currently work with Shoots and Miller standards.

Are you shipping with the tall 8 or 10 holer? I find those tip easy when I am driving with them. I can only imagine it would be the same in flight. I always have to strap them down.

5.5 mos old and is only going to get better. I am hoping his veiling continues to darken up through the neck.

This boy has got to be one of my favorite males born in 2012. He was born 7.24.2012 and currently weighs 670 gr. I plan on showing him at Nationals. I can hardly wait. Wish I had a spot for him here....

He'd be my first choice too.