Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Were they from the Potton sale?
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Just about enough Horsepower here
Sorry for your lossSadly, dog burial detail today, he was ancient and had been getting increasingly dotty and deaf, I had forecast that someone would run him over soon. That someone was me and the vet came to put him to sleep this afternoon.
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Very sorry to read this. I had a very near miss in just the same way yesterday, hence my post a couple of pages ago.Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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Easier said than done, but it’s important to remember that he had such a good life.
RushesToo
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- Location
- Fingringhoe
It was good it was you not someone else. It is right that he is buried where he lived. It was good you were there when he died.Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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The only bad bit is that you caused it - he would forgive you.
- Location
- Worcestershire
How did you cope with no front weight [emoji23]
- Location
- Worcestershire
Lovely day
- Location
- Hereford
The hot weather is a fatal time for dogs . They love to be with you but it's always under the pickup or tractor they lie down cos it's in the shade and then it's too late !A sympathy like from me too.
Easily done I guess, and he’s had a good run of it, but I’m sure you must feel pretty gutted.
There’s two dogs at the place I’m working at currently, they are always running about and one is so laid back it’s a wonder she doesn’t fall over all by herself! I found her lounging under the loadall earlier
Chin up and have a better day tomorrow
- Location
- northumberland
- Location
- northumberland
Not too bad a view for lunch
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Steering rear axle, some of the Dutch one the front rear wheels turn too (used to called a Chinese six especially if the two axles were at the front). They cut in quick !
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
- Location
- Huntingdon
Sadly, dog burial detail today
In all his life of 13 plus years he had only had a lead on when he went to the vet for the annual vaccination and had run free for all the rest of the time.
I am sad writing this but the vet says that loads of farm dogs finish up being run over by their owners, is this true?
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sorry to hear of your loss, anf thinking of you because one of mine is thirteen, old /deaf/partially blind/clumsy & a bit stupid too . nearly ran it over with the wheel barrow the other day as she just stepped out in front of it! shes a liability, and im petrified of causing it harm (wrong place wrong time type thing) problem is If she gets loose then you cant call her back
- Location
- Lincolnshire
