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The blue agate 20 motif looks positively radiant on you!
So versatile with all the ways you can wear it, too!
Such a rich blue And with your white and black striped top, if there was ever an outfit that I’d look at and think California Girl - you’re wearing it!!
Congratulations, it’s beautiful on you and I hope you get tons of wear from it
Your pendant is beautiful @m-2-b and you will enjoy the holiday season in it! This will be gorgeous on you!
You know those photos of mountains in the distance, with a big body of water in front, and the mountains reflect in the water? I could see the HP being a reflection in the water of your magic, the ripples creating that very slight texture… The colour is beautiful. So cool and soothing. Perfect for winter
The only arrows pic of a HP ever!?
Oh my god. This must be a first in the history of Vintage Alhambra - unexpected tooth extraction tool
SO glad your puppy and your wrist are okay!!!! And am in total shock that the bracelet appears undamaged. Holy cannoli.
We need to start wearing our bracelets out and about for self defense!!
Oh, I think the vet has seen it all. I actually don’t know what she said because I emailed her photos of the tooth. I was pretty sure it had broken off at the gum line. She had her assistant call me and say, yep. How’s this Friday look for a dental? Got to get that root out of there.Oh I believe you. It’s just the craziest thing. The whole thing is the craziest thing
But really so glad both you and your pup are okay!! Poor fellow. I’ve got a play biter too. What did the vet say when you brought him in!? I guess with humans we can put teeth back in and sometimes they’ll heal, but how do you make a dog hold a tooth in-place and not worry it… I’ve honestly never thought about it. You’re a good pet parent. This was such a fluke, nothing you could have done to prevent it. He will be enjoying all the extra attention
Edit - I think we need more bracelet arm armour pics… (Yeah, we’ll take any excuse for more pics)
It would be so nice if that would make him rethink the play biting but I seriously doubt it. He is the mouthiest dog we have ever had. It’s like he just never grew out of puppy. On the whole I don’t mind it because he has this really goofy clownish personality. However, the play biting is annoying and I could do without it. We try to redirect with lots of chew toys. He’s a bichon and he literally demolishes those black super strength Kongs every few months. Bichons are not supposed to be power chewers. And yet here we are. Sigh. He is my heart dog and I love him to bits, though.@Tonks Oh my gosh, that is an epic VCA story!!! It definitely makes me more sure of the durability! I am so sorry for your poor dog! But maybe he will think before the play biting in the future! (I had marks on me for a couple of years from my puppy and now my daughter has two and I have the marks again! Oh, and I don't wear jewelry on my wrists or fingers when I go over there! )
Thank you for all the good wishes. The doggo is indeed ok—he has been cuddled and cuddled today and is in my lap as we speak. Your hug has been delivered!@Tonks i am just a little bit flabbergasted. I am so happy for you that your bracelet is unharmed. And I’m am so sorry for your poor doggie. I hope he is feeling ok. Poor baby. Can you please give him a hug for me? Mommy’s VCA bracelets don’t play.
Oh, I think the vet has seen it all. I actually don’t know what she said because I emailed her photos of the tooth. I was pretty sure it had broken off at the gum line. She had her assistant call me and say, yep. How’s this Friday look for a dental? Got to get that root out of there.
You can put a tooth back in place (on a human, anyway) if it comes out whole. You literally just plunk it back in the socket or just stick it in a glass of milk until you can get to the dentist. But I don’t know what they can do in cases like this where the tooth just breaks off at the crown and leaves the root submerged. I think it’s just toast.
As for more bracelet armor photos, here you are! Along with the wee beastie.
It would be so nice if that would make him rethink the play biting but I seriously doubt it. He is the mouthiest dog we have ever had. It’s like he just never grew out of puppy. On the whole I don’t mind it because he has this really goofy clownish personality. However, the play biting is annoying and I could do without it. We try to redirect with lots of chew toys. He’s a bichon and he literally demolishes those black super strength Kongs every few months. Bichons are not supposed to be power chewers. And yet here we are. Sigh. He is my heart dog and I love him to bits, though.
Thank you for all the good wishes. The doggo is indeed ok—he has been cuddled and cuddled today and is in my lap as we speak. Your hug has been delivered!
Oh, I think the vet has seen it all. I actually don’t know what she said because I emailed her photos of the tooth. I was pretty sure it had broken off at the gum line. She had her assistant call me and say, yep. How’s this Friday look for a dental? Got to get that root out of there.
You can put a tooth back in place (on a human, anyway) if it comes out whole. You literally just plunk it back in the socket or just stick it in a glass of milk until you can get to the dentist. But I don’t know what they can do in cases like this where the tooth just breaks off at the crown and leaves the root submerged. I think it’s just toast.
As for more bracelet armor photos, here you are! Along with the wee beastie.
It would be so nice if that would make him rethink the play biting but I seriously doubt it. He is the mouthiest dog we have ever had. It’s like he just never grew out of puppy. On the whole I don’t mind it because he has this really goofy clownish personality. However, the play biting is annoying and I could do without it. We try to redirect with lots of chew toys. He’s a bichon and he literally demolishes those black super strength Kongs every few months. Bichons are not supposed to be power chewers. And yet here we are. Sigh. He is my heart dog and I love him to bits, though.
Thank you for all the good wishes. The doggo is indeed ok—he has been cuddled and cuddled today and is in my lap as we speak. Your hug has been delivered!
@Missie1 You're killing me. That really is a marvellous "sleeper" piece. It ties everything else in. I agree, worth every penny! And I love the 3 WG + 1 RG combo, it looks very deliberate.
I want my sleeper stacker to hurry up and get here already!!
Oh, I think the vet has seen it all. I actually don’t know what she said because I emailed her photos of the tooth. I was pretty sure it had broken off at the gum line. She had her assistant call me and say, yep. How’s this Friday look for a dental? Got to get that root out of there.
You can put a tooth back in place (on a human, anyway) if it comes out whole. You literally just plunk it back in the socket or just stick it in a glass of milk until you can get to the dentist. But I don’t know what they can do in cases like this where the tooth just breaks off at the crown and leaves the root submerged. I think it’s just toast.
As for more bracelet armor photos, here you are! Along with the wee beastie.
It would be so nice if that would make him rethink the play biting but I seriously doubt it. He is the mouthiest dog we have ever had. It’s like he just never grew out of puppy. On the whole I don’t mind it because he has this really goofy clownish personality. However, the play biting is annoying and I could do without it. We try to redirect with lots of chew toys. He’s a bichon and he literally demolishes those black super strength Kongs every few months. Bichons are not supposed to be power chewers. And yet here we are. Sigh. He is my heart dog and I love him to bits, though.
Thank you for all the good wishes. The doggo is indeed ok—he has been cuddled and cuddled today and is in my lap as we speak. Your hug has been delivered!