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It did with us. It was completely out of character. We took her to the vet that day.

Just spoke to my wife. Shed considered yumove but apparently it has a high purine content making it unsuitable for Dalmatian's that are probe to crystals in their urine.

I'm gutted I had a trade account with a yumove distributor but my account lapsed. I will have a look at threads discussing it. The dog is 4 and a healthy weight. She is well exercised. If anything I'm worried she may have been exercised too much too early.

Hi all. Our family dog (dalmatian) has been acting strange for the past few months. We have had a lot of upheaval including moving house twice and having a baby. She was not herself and coming upstairs less etc. This came to a head when she growled at our 5 month old baby. We took the dog to the vet who looked her over and noted that her rear hips were causing her pain in certain positions. The vet suspected osteoarthritis and prescribed pain killers for 10 days to see if there was a change in her behaviour. After 2 days of pain killer, she is back to her old self (a horrible feeling that we didn't catch it earlier). We are waiting to go back to the vet to see what the next steps are. Basically, I know nothing about this and want the best for our dog. We are insured and a high vet bill wouldn't put us off any treatment options such as hip replacement. What happens next? Has anyone gone through this? What management options are there? Has anyone had a dog with a hip replacement?

Google "rent to rent" or "r2r".

By that blindly following the rules without interpretation logic. A key safe would be unacceptable too.

My wife knows not to leave me without house keys. The main reason behind the obsession with people not knowing what keys are are is to prevent unauthorised access. When I'm not in, my keys aren't. It makes unauthorised access impossible. Fail at trying to be clever.

Where abouts are you?

About the time a 12 bore became a 12 gauge.

I do the same although I don't leave keys in the door. I have one key "hidden" and the other on My car keys. My car keys go everywhere with me (also my house keys). If my wife borrows my car (some bell end on here used this as a reason for not putting your cabinet key on your car keys) then she takes the spare key. Simple. And the most secure way to do it. Then when I'm out, both keys physically aren't in the house. And a thief would have to use other means to open the cabinet.

There are a lot of Walts in this forum.

I an looking at starting at the moment. My biggest hurdle are the ongoing accountancy fees. And that I am starting the company with a bit less money than is ideal (80k, which in property terms is light). I plan on buying, renovating then remortgaging then renting out on interest only mortgages.

It was designed by the British!

1200 sqft is a massive 1 bed apartment.

If a broker didn't offer a product, they wouldn't get their commission. I'm sure they should. Our broker (before the relationship broke down and we cancelled their product) went through our bank statements. I'd assume others do too. Although I'd expect the lender to still do some due diligence and affordability checks as well. Interestingly, I went with first direct and theI'd main concern was 10 20p transactions in a short space of time. Not the big stuff. (I was ordering speed camera updates for my Sat nav from the polish TomTom website a year at a time).