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bijoux1 · 06-18-2012, 01:20 PM

[QUOTE=bijoux1;3949738]Thanks to everyone for kind words and support!o I alsowould NEVER allow my tiny dogs down by people fishing much less children... Is essentially a disaster waiting to happen!!! In my original post I said I left alot out and I did. I said I couldn't take her bc I had dogs w me and an adult offered to watch the dogs. I went over to pleeeeez not let them outside.. I had already taken them out to potty and they'd be fine for 15 minutes. Long story short it was about two minutes before I heard the back door shut and someone jumping in pool... Imagine my surprise when I hear voices behind us and it is who volunteered and agreed to watch the dogs!!

Ok..First of all, realized I had a typo in last very long post

I meant to say that I would never have intentionally allowed my tiny dogs to be around people fishing much less children fishing.... I was NOT trying to say that I would never allow children to be around my dog!!

I am SO HAPPY to say that Bentley is doing phenomenal!! Last night they were able to remove it successfully endoscopically..so he never had to be cut!! They kept him in ICU to watch for any possible signs of perforation...but he is doing great!! The vet laughed and said unlike me, my dog probably really never knew the difference... thankfully he never felt any pain whatsoever....other than the iv and obviusly being a little nervous bc he knew something was definitely wrong with his quite frazzled momma

Apparently, it was a great thing that the hook was wrapped with so much bacon...The bacon covered the hook so the hook probably never touched anything on it's way to his stomach, and it's probably what helped prevent his esophagus or stomach from being preforated. I told my niece she is officially great at baiting hooks

I really do appreciate the kind words... as I know you know it is just the worst feeling in the world when anything happens to our dogs!! I just felt so guilty bc regardless I am responsible to protect them.

I'm just soooo thankful that this turned out as well as it did!!!

Also, I am quite blessed in the fact that I had considered insurance canceled it during the first few days, and then two weeks ago added insurance with a new company! This is obviously considered an emergency..so the almost $1,000 ( all charges not in yet) ...might be up to $1500-$2000...but thankfully I will only have a percentage.... as I am keeping the insurance this time

Again thank you everybody

06-18-2012, 01:20 PM	#18
bijoux1 YT Addict Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Louisiana Posts: 325	[QUOTE=bijoux1;3949738]Thanks to everyone for kind words and support!o I alsowould NEVER allow my tiny dogs down by people fishing much less children... Is essentially a disaster waiting to happen!!! In my original post I said I left alot out and I did. I said I couldn't take her bc I had dogs w me and an adult offered to watch the dogs. I went over to pleeeeez not let them outside.. I had already taken them out to potty and they'd be fine for 15 minutes. Long story short it was about two minutes before I heard the back door shut and someone jumping in pool... Imagine my surprise when I hear voices behind us and it is who volunteered and agreed to watch the dogs!! Ok..First of all, realized I had a typo in last very long post I meant to say that I would never have intentionally allowed my tiny dogs to be around people fishing much less children fishing.... I was NOT trying to say that I would never allow children to be around my dog!! I am SO HAPPY to say that Bentley is doing phenomenal!! Last night they were able to remove it successfully endoscopically..so he never had to be cut!! They kept him in ICU to watch for any possible signs of perforation...but he is doing great!! The vet laughed and said unlike me, my dog probably really never knew the difference... thankfully he never felt any pain whatsoever....other than the iv and obviusly being a little nervous bc he knew something was definitely wrong with his quite frazzled momma Apparently, it was a great thing that the hook was wrapped with so much bacon...The bacon covered the hook so the hook probably never touched anything on it's way to his stomach, and it's probably what helped prevent his esophagus or stomach from being preforated. I told my niece she is officially great at baiting hooks I really do appreciate the kind words... as I know you know it is just the worst feeling in the world when anything happens to our dogs!! I just felt so guilty bc regardless I am responsible to protect them. I'm just soooo thankful that this turned out as well as it did!!! Also, I am quite blessed in the fact that I had considered insurance canceled it during the first few days, and then two weeks ago added insurance with a new company! This is obviously considered an emergency..so the almost $1,000 ( all charges not in yet) ...might be up to $1500-$2000...but thankfully I will only have a percentage.... as I am keeping the insurance this time Again thank you everybody Last edited by bijoux1; 06-18-2012 at 01:22 PM.