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Lexis lost
by Hayley Sat Oct 18, 2014 9:17 am
Soo much weight. The non eating for a few days, pain, lack of exercise and pooing has made her loose i would guess a good 5kg if not more. She looks healthy (i always feed her up going into winter cause of the previous outdoor thing!) but im not used to her being so un muscled! She looks older too lol more little grey hairs around her lady jowls.
She looks cute though
She looks cute though
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Re: Lexis lost
by Eleanor Sat Oct 18, 2014 10:03 am
Give me a heart attack, why don't you? 
You evil woman!
She'll be wearing her doggy bikini at the beach in no time!
You evil woman!She'll be wearing her doggy bikini at the beach in no time!
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Re: Lexis lost
by Caryll Sat Oct 18, 2014 10:06 am
That was sooooo mean! I thought you'd lost her!
A little less weight will help with the recovery of her leg, though.
A little less weight will help with the recovery of her leg, though.
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Re: Lexis lost
by Hayley Sat Oct 18, 2014 3:08 pm
LOL sorry never thought.
Yes caryll, dad said that too. She really is walking fantasti now, still a bit unstable and you could blow her over but shes doing really well
never thought. Yes caryll, dad said that too. She really is walking fantasti now, still a bit unstable and you could blow her over but shes doing really well
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Re: Lexis lost
by Shisa Tue Oct 21, 2014 10:18 am
I also thought the worst.
It's good she's lost a bit. Keep her as lean as you can from now, it'll help her in the long run.
I do hope she's learned her lesson and won't try getting out again.
It's good she's lost a bit. Keep her as lean as you can from now, it'll help her in the long run.
I do hope she's learned her lesson and won't try getting out again.
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