"W. D. Grey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... | In article <[email hidden]>, theo <[email hidden]> | writes | >Don't make long walks before the dog is 6 months old. The dog can develop | >problems with his skeleton. (hips, elbows, knees, etc.) Walking for 15 | >minutes on a regular basis is much better than walking for an hour (or more) | >per day. After 4 months you can increase distance and time. Running beside | >you if you're bicycling is possible after 12-18 months. Again beginning with | >15 minutes. | | Hi Ste - a bit of backing here for my e-mail to you. | | Hip Dysplasia can be a problem in later life if the puppy is exercised | too soon. | | I'll bet you can't wait to let him go :-) | -- | Bill Grey
Thanks Bill. Did you get hip scores for your own dog?
Get the final set of needles for him tomorrow afternoon, then I think we might have to wait a week or so to take him out. Can't wait! :-)
I can't get in touch with Judith - her mobile is patched through to an answerphone system.
She said to text her.
Ooooh. this is wierd. Reading people talking about me as if I wasn't here..... which, of course, I wasn't.
For the record, I was blissfully free of mobile phone coverage whilst camping at Pant y Gadair. However, after driving 15 minutes up the road, the bleedin' thing wouldn't shut up whilst it told me about all the people who couldn't get in touch with me.
Someone has placed a jerrycan of water there too, but I doubt if I'd trust it.
The can said WATER on it but it felt empty. I wouldn't trust it either. There was a tin can too. Like a, for example, baked bean tin, but with no label. I didn't touch it .... I've seen too many scary movies to touch shiny things in dark hovelly places. (I don't think I'd have gone in there at all on my own!)
For the record, I was blissfully free of mobile phone coverage whilst camping at Pant y Gadair. However, after driving 15 minutes up the road, the bleedin' thing wouldn't shut up whilst it told me about all the people who couldn't get in touch with me.
You should get one with an off switch.
-- Chris Malcolm [email hidden] +44 (0)131 651 3445 DoD #205 IPAB, Informatics, JCMB, King's Buildings, Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ, UK [http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/homes/cam/]
