Travelling with dogs thru Kalgoorlie W.A

What a wonderful picture - she looks like she really enjoyed herself.

Curious - what was your bait plan? I guess keeping you dog on a lead but was there something else you can share.

Cheers
Sue

Sue

Yes she did, after 2-3 weeks the smile started to leave her face. I still can feel her breath on my ear sometimes.

The Plain.
Do the best we could to look after her.
She would be always on the lead.
We carried stuff to make her vomit if needed
If she took a bait and had to be put down we knew what to do.

When we camped, we had a cut down grass rack, we would rack a patch 5m by 5m lay a ground sheet, so when she was tied up she could not go on the dirt much,
She had lambs wool mats (and loved them) so she stayed or would go on them when told, and after tea all she wanted to is go for a short walk, (she was scared of the dark :) and go to bed.

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I think she under stood it was best for her (or at least thats what we told ourselves.. LOL)

That darn Honda add, make replying a pain in the ass...


Regards

Richard

ps. she liked the green cGear mat better it looked like grass, and thats something she mist in the bush, it was so funny to she her when we found green law, she would roll in it, run and slide along it face down, and the thing she liked the most...................... rub her bum on it,,,,,,,,,,,. :-)

Their lives are too short - she will be waiting for you at the rainbow bridge. :-)

Sounds like you took every precaution you could to look after her.

You have summed up exactly what I was going to say. :-)

Its best not to let you much loved dog wander - you never know when he might come face to face with a snake too. Its a long way to a vet when you are out in the bush.

Sue