Leih and Geyser
- felixone123
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Leih and Geyser
Was wondering if anyone has heard from Leih and Geyser or knows how she is doing? Haven't seen any posts from her in a while.
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Re: Leih and Geyser
your right! Your so good for noticing. I hope everything is okay.
Lisa, Thalie CGC & Sadie, Cookie the Basset, CT




- alspyce
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Also have a horse-old quarter horse mare-32.
Can't wait for all the snow to get gone! Spring is coming too slow this year! - Location: Corinth, New York
Re: Leih and Geyser
Still no posts----I'm sending an E-mail to tell her we've missed her!
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France
Chris Carlton/Lyric
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Re: Leih and Geyser
alspyce wrote:Still no posts----I'm sending an E-mail to tell her we've missed her!
Good idea Chris!!
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Also have a horse-old quarter horse mare-32.
Can't wait for all the snow to get gone! Spring is coming too slow this year! - Location: Corinth, New York
Re: Leih and Geyser
No Posts or response to E-mail. I hope she's okay!!!!!
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France
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Re: Leih and Geyser
Hopefully she has just been really busy and hasn't been able to post. 
Katrina, Soba, & Merlin
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Re: Leih and Geyser
hope she's ok too!!alspyce wrote:No Posts or response to E-mail. I hope she's okay!!!!!
Barbara, Odin & Kai
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Re: Leih and Geyser
Let's hope her computer is in the shop. Sending good wishes their way!
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Re: Leih and Geyser
Leih, where are yooooouuuu?! Come out and play. We were just kidding about your funny spelling on your last posts, really.
Hope all is well with you.
Hope all is well with you.
Denise Gatlin & Zip, Shooter & the K9 crew
Livin' in the deep south - Louisiana
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Re: Leih and Geyser
Got in touch with Leih and she is ok - doing her PT and said she will be back soon!! Good news!!
Barbara, Odin & Kai
- alspyce
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Also have a horse-old quarter horse mare-32.
Can't wait for all the snow to get gone! Spring is coming too slow this year! - Location: Corinth, New York
Re: Leih and Geyser
Also got an e-mail response, she's just been busy. Very good news!
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France
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Re: Leih and Geyser
GSDNanny wrote:Leih, where are yooooouuuu?! Come out and play. We were just kidding about your funny spelling on your last posts, really.
No, we were not kidding. The spelling was horrible, but extremely entertaining.
(She must feel loved now, with all the people asking about her)
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Sugar looks like a miniature Dutch Shepherd with floppy ears, and has every ounce of DS traits in her little body!
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Also have a horse-old quarter horse mare-32.
Can't wait for all the snow to get gone! Spring is coming too slow this year! - Location: Corinth, New York
Re: Leih and Geyser
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France
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Re: Leih and Geyser
Dang....alspyce wrote:Typing skills are back too!
Judith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds 
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Re: Leih and Geyser
yeah, Bummer....vneerland wrote:Dang....alspyce wrote:Typing skills are back too!![]()
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Re: Leih and Geyser
Oh, I can probably throw in some typos to keep y'all happy
Yup, finally back.
It's been a long two months since I was in the shop for my new hip
. It's doing really well, but it's very tiring. After the frist 4 weeks, I took back full responsibility for taking care of Gesyer (my spousal unit and a neighbor friend had been helping out with her daily exercise and walks, since I spent most of my time prone
).
So, now I do my daily PT, and then, she gets two long sessions outdoors exercising and training and walking, and then, it's back to the prone position for me
, and alas, my computer requires an upright, sitting position.
But, as you can no doubt tell from the decrease in typos, I'm taking a lot less pain meds (thankfully...hate that stuff, but man, when you need it, you need it). Still resting a lot, and you find out you've overdone it by overdoing it (no one can tell you exactly how much you can do; your body has to to that).
I'm still chomping at the bit, tho, as I'm bored to tears with being restricted to my landlords' wonderful property...same ol same ol every day. And, now that tick season is here, and we had such a mild winter, we're totally restricted to the mowed paths, and can't even go onto the wooded trails (just pick up too many of those nasty pests...).
Tried a mild hike last week on a nice trail...turned out it was too soon yet
. But, we're getting there.
And, Geyser just turned 23 months old! I can't believe it. As I said on someone's cute puppy pics post, it's great to see all these gorgeous little DS babies, but I'm so glad to be out of the puppy stage.
She's thriving and doing great with her agility training. She's rocking at the weaves, her jumping is coming along great, and our handling exercises are just getting better and better. We're doing a lot of distance handling stuff, since I'm still restricted to a walking pace. We haven't done much nosework lately, just no energy for that too, but the few times we have, she's not lost a thing. We're way ready for the the first Odor Recognition Test, but they're far and few between around here. I think the next one is in Sept, and I'm hoping to sign up for that. If I have any moola left, that is...
The only negative thing is that I'm spending all the money I'd saved up for classes and such on getting her exercise intolerance issue diagnosed. The poor thing has had so many blood tests and Xrays...and as you may remember, she's a bowl of quivering jello at a vet's, so I hate having to put her thru all that. OH well. We've gotta get it figured out.
Initially, my vet and the specialist she'd sent the Xrays to thought it was her lungs, so she was on Chinese herbs for over three months. No significant improvement, so back to square one. So, took her to see the specialist, who after an oxygen usage test, and taking Geyser's temp after inducing her having to lie down and rest after exercise, was freaked at how high her temp was after resting. The specialist now thinks it's not her lungs, since her oxygen levels were fine after the exercise, and the temp thing indicates it's something else.
So, she had another test for muscle stuff (CPK, or something like that
), which was negative, so it's not her muscles not being able to metabolize the work product. Next, we just did a genetic test. Waitinig for those results. If it's not that, then the next thing to investigate is her heart (I shudder to think what a cardiologist is going to cost!), and if that's not it, then it's back to the lungs and a biopsy (they just want all of my damn money, don't'cha think?
)
She gets a lot of daily exercise and is solid muscle, but I just take a book with me and read while she's resting...constantly. Good think I like to read
.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it
Thanks for all the well wishes!
Yup, finally back.
It's been a long two months since I was in the shop for my new hip
So, now I do my daily PT, and then, she gets two long sessions outdoors exercising and training and walking, and then, it's back to the prone position for me
But, as you can no doubt tell from the decrease in typos, I'm taking a lot less pain meds (thankfully...hate that stuff, but man, when you need it, you need it). Still resting a lot, and you find out you've overdone it by overdoing it (no one can tell you exactly how much you can do; your body has to to that).
I'm still chomping at the bit, tho, as I'm bored to tears with being restricted to my landlords' wonderful property...same ol same ol every day. And, now that tick season is here, and we had such a mild winter, we're totally restricted to the mowed paths, and can't even go onto the wooded trails (just pick up too many of those nasty pests...).
Tried a mild hike last week on a nice trail...turned out it was too soon yet
And, Geyser just turned 23 months old! I can't believe it. As I said on someone's cute puppy pics post, it's great to see all these gorgeous little DS babies, but I'm so glad to be out of the puppy stage.
She's thriving and doing great with her agility training. She's rocking at the weaves, her jumping is coming along great, and our handling exercises are just getting better and better. We're doing a lot of distance handling stuff, since I'm still restricted to a walking pace. We haven't done much nosework lately, just no energy for that too, but the few times we have, she's not lost a thing. We're way ready for the the first Odor Recognition Test, but they're far and few between around here. I think the next one is in Sept, and I'm hoping to sign up for that. If I have any moola left, that is...
The only negative thing is that I'm spending all the money I'd saved up for classes and such on getting her exercise intolerance issue diagnosed. The poor thing has had so many blood tests and Xrays...and as you may remember, she's a bowl of quivering jello at a vet's, so I hate having to put her thru all that. OH well. We've gotta get it figured out.
Initially, my vet and the specialist she'd sent the Xrays to thought it was her lungs, so she was on Chinese herbs for over three months. No significant improvement, so back to square one. So, took her to see the specialist, who after an oxygen usage test, and taking Geyser's temp after inducing her having to lie down and rest after exercise, was freaked at how high her temp was after resting. The specialist now thinks it's not her lungs, since her oxygen levels were fine after the exercise, and the temp thing indicates it's something else.
So, she had another test for muscle stuff (CPK, or something like that
She gets a lot of daily exercise and is solid muscle, but I just take a book with me and read while she's resting...constantly. Good think I like to read
That's my story and I'm sticking to it
Thanks for all the well wishes!
leih merigian
Vrijheid's H'Geyser
Zodiac vom Younghaus (over the bridge)
Central VA (near Charlottesville)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood...
Vrijheid's H'Geyser
Zodiac vom Younghaus (over the bridge)
Central VA (near Charlottesville)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood...


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