Guess who is back!
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congradulations Coura on graduating.. way to go.. and glad your back with us..sorry about the little girl..
Brooklynella;3626526; said:England is in Europe.
Seriously, I didn't realize he was from "Europe" (Gee, can we get more vague?) so if English isn't his first language I can understand why his post reads the way it does. I just saw a cluster**** of a post coming from a college grad and thought, "How Typical".
I know man theres like loads of other countries outside of Canadia!
I wish I knew "Hi, can I have 2 large beers" in portuguese... let alone talk about autopsies etc.
Hope you get on the veterinary course you want, congrats on graduating.
Thanks guys
Dont feel sorry for the leo girl, Ive had her one year and during that time I brough her back from the edge 2 times, she was increadbly tough and studborn and it was hard to make her sit still to treat her. It took 2 adult man, me and my dad to hold her during injections. She also needed constant special atencion because of a ear shedding problem. But there were periods in wich she was ok and really enjoyed herself. She loved to eat wild bugs and to roam a bit. Last spring she ovulated wich made me wonder if I couldnt breed her. I put her with my by then adult male leo and they mated a few times. Fingers were crossed but unfornatly nothing happened. I would love to have her offspring. I do beleave that it was enough, she is in a better place now.
As for the turtle...yep that was a fine young turtle at its prime but hopefully her sacrifice wasnt in vein, and she had many happy years outdoor in my pond.
Dont feel sorry for the leo girl, Ive had her one year and during that time I brough her back from the edge 2 times, she was increadbly tough and studborn and it was hard to make her sit still to treat her. It took 2 adult man, me and my dad to hold her during injections. She also needed constant special atencion because of a ear shedding problem. But there were periods in wich she was ok and really enjoyed herself. She loved to eat wild bugs and to roam a bit. Last spring she ovulated wich made me wonder if I couldnt breed her. I put her with my by then adult male leo and they mated a few times. Fingers were crossed but unfornatly nothing happened. I would love to have her offspring. I do beleave that it was enough, she is in a better place now.As for the turtle...yep that was a fine young turtle at its prime but hopefully her sacrifice wasnt in vein, and she had many happy years outdoor in my pond.
