I've saw a lot of people posting threads about their pets and I've decided to make a thread for Molly, my 1 year old Yellow Labrador.
Well, I suppose we should start from the beginning. Molly is a 1 year 2 month old Yellow Labrador. We purchased Molly from a breeder that specializes in breeding a good line of hunting dogs with very high hip scores. Molly's dad, Buddy, was a Yellow Labrador stud, a show dog. In fact, he was the voted the best show dog in some local contest. Molly's mum, Katie, was a Black Labrador gun dog/ companion. They lived on a farm in the country so they do go hunting. Molly was the runt of the litter. She was the last to be born out of all eleven off the pups and the last sold. But, like they say, best till last! Or, something like that... Anyways, we brought Molly home at the age of 5 months. Here are some pictures:
A little cutie, isn't she? From then all it was smooth sailing. We got her spayed at 8 months old. But, unfortunately, Molly has been showing signs of hip dysplasia. The vet took an X-Ray and confirmed that she has arthritis and a hint of hip dysplasia that wont affect her now bu tin later years. For now, Molly is a happy little girl that loves life. <3. Here are some more epics:
Well, I suppose we should start from the beginning. Molly is a 1 year 2 month old Yellow Labrador. We purchased Molly from a breeder that specializes in breeding a good line of hunting dogs with very high hip scores. Molly's dad, Buddy, was a Yellow Labrador stud, a show dog. In fact, he was the voted the best show dog in some local contest. Molly's mum, Katie, was a Black Labrador gun dog/ companion. They lived on a farm in the country so they do go hunting. Molly was the runt of the litter. She was the last to be born out of all eleven off the pups and the last sold. But, like they say, best till last! Or, something like that... Anyways, we brought Molly home at the age of 5 months. Here are some pictures:
A little cutie, isn't she? From then all it was smooth sailing. We got her spayed at 8 months old. But, unfortunately, Molly has been showing signs of hip dysplasia. The vet took an X-Ray and confirmed that she has arthritis and a hint of hip dysplasia that wont affect her now bu tin later years. For now, Molly is a happy little girl that loves life. <3. Here are some more epics:
