Tag Archives: Dog

Cat Flu: Trog and Other Animals

Snuffles snuffling became more and more pronounced with nasal secretions constantly dripping from her nose and her eyes started to weep. There was no choice but to go to the vet who diagnosed cat flu and suggested that she had … Continue reading

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Snuffles: Trog and other Animals

There is no point being angry for long, I have discovered, as all you succeed in doing is getting a reciprocal anger back and Paul’s anger was always much more dangerous than mine ever was. So my up and down … Continue reading

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8 weeks of exhaustion: Trog and other animals

It didn’t take long before the puppies were able to stand on their hind legs at the front of the whelping box, each desperate to be the one picked up and cuddled. As they got bigger Sasha turned to skin and … Continue reading

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Puppies: Trog and Other Animals

Sasha came into season and we started checking to see if she was ready to mate. By giving her a scratching type of pat near where her tail and body joined we could decide whether we should make a trip … Continue reading

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Egor: Trog and Other Animals

  We came home from our visit to the kennels with more than a puppy, Egor. The people at the kennel liked Sasha’s pedigree and asked if we would consider letting their dog Gel mate with her when her second … Continue reading

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The menagerie begins: Trog and Other Animals

A  few years passed before I owned another pet. I kicked up my heels, explored Australia on my GT550 motor bike and as I was not settled in any one place long enough, I was not justified to have any animal … Continue reading

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Animals of my Dark Ages – Trog and Other Animals

Sammy survived until the ripe old age of sixteen cossetted and loved by Auntie Annie and my parents who retired and replaced Auntie Annie in her life as stay at home pets. I on the other hand was embarking into … Continue reading

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Sammy Saves the Day: Trog and Other Animals

I wasn’t at Lindfield long. No more than a year. Sammy and the rest of the family were there probably two years after me then they moved to the family home in Mosman.  My Great Aunt remained in the house … Continue reading

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Dad: Hopeless in Emergencies especially if blood was involved – Trog and other Animals

Sammy was an outside dog. My mother was adamant about that. Even when the dog developed a severe phobia after a palm frond fell on her head, my Mum did not relent. It was okay though because we were kids … Continue reading

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Finally a dog: Trog and other Animals

I held my parents responsible for my forced move to the city. I made their life hell and the only way I would settle to Sydney living was if they would allow me to have a dog. The answer was … Continue reading

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