Devon (now Alfie)

Diesel Kate · Post by **Diesel Kate** » 26 Jan 2010, 23:13

Oh he looks beautifull.

There have been other dogs on here who have problems with their tales maybe someone could tell you how they coped.

jackiem · Post by **jackiem** » 27 Jan 2010, 00:10

Wonderful!

It could be the start of a whole new look for labradors, we could have kitchen roll centres as well as toilet rolls, different coloured tape, all sorts of looks........
Seriously I do hope Alfie's tail heals quickly.

Jenny Canham · Post by **Jenny Canham** » 27 Jan 2010, 00:44

Alfie looks gorgeous! We had tail problems with both Potter and Solo but they did heal up fine, quite quickly. You just have to watch out for the wagging - against radiators was one our worst!
Jennyxx

mollysmum · Post by **mollysmum** » 27 Jan 2010, 03:45

Alfie is gorgous, love the pictures and do hope his tail heals up quickly and hope his street cred is not too damaged.
Linda

Ann Mee · Post by **Ann Mee** » 27 Jan 2010, 12:55

Aww bless him he's gorgeous, hope the tail heals too.

Ann x

arlyj · Post by **arlyj** » 27 Jan 2010, 14:46

Bev - delighted you have adopted Alfie. He's gorgeous.

Fingers crossed his tail heals

Arlyn x

warrengl · Post by **warrengl** » 27 Jan 2010, 15:51

Alfie is gorgeous! Love the makeshift splint, as long as it does the job who cares what it looks like!

kayj · Post by **kayj** » 27 Jan 2010, 17:59

Hi Bev,

Congratulations in adopting Alfie.Love the picture of his designer splint.Our dog Jack who we lost in August 2009,had a bleeding tail when we had him from a rescue ,we used a spray from the vets and it eventually stopped bleeding ,he was left with a kink in his tail. Look forward to your updates and pictures.

Kay.x

Melliott · Post by **Melliott** » 27 Jan 2010, 20:11

Lovely update on Alfie - I like his new name!

When we adopted Barney he injured his tail (well actually it was my fault I was brushing him and caught the end of his tail and it bled - don't tell!). Well it wouldn't stop bleeding and the vet said he may have to have an amputation - ARGH!! We bought some stretch fabric strapping and wrapped that around the bandage - anything else and he just wagged it off - it protected his tail when he wacked it against walls etc - and it healed really good. I am sure that Alfie's tail will heal - love the toilet roll!!

Love Michelle X

Seamusmum · Post by **Seamusmum** » 27 Jan 2010, 20:26

Watch out on The Westwood Bev...Alfie may well be snaffled

I have some sticky back plastic if you want it???

Mad Maisie · Post by **Mad Maisie** » 27 Jan 2010, 22:38

I know you will not want Alfie to lose his tale but Maisie says not to worry as it does not make you wag it any less!!!!

Maisie adpoted Oct 2007 from MKF came with only half a tail

she is lovingly called " Stumpy".

There is an advantage to having a shorter tail at least she does not clear the low tables of glasses

Gill, Meg and Stumpy aka Maisie

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