je vous presente cimba

bonjour
lui c'est notre bebe il s'appelle cimba
la il y 2 mois il est vraiment beau

et il a grandi

c'est un grand terible il mange tout que traine




domage la photo n'est pas le top mais vous voier deja grand que il est

la il a 9mois et pese 40kg
il adore manger les chaussette elastique fleures tout quoi

le probleme c'est que depuis vendredi il est malade le veto n'a toujours pas trouver se qu'il a
il mange plus il a perdu 2 kg on pense que c'est un tic mais le veto a dit que se c'ete un tic depuis vendredi il ete mort
tout le week end il a dormi se matin je le retourne chez le veto alors il la fait des analise de sang
j'atend la reponse

se vous avez une idez merci de me la donner

a bientot

c'est la cata

je bien de rentrée du veto
il a trouver que ses glovule rouge son trop bas
alors il a encore fait une prise de sang et urine on vera se soir ou demain

ouinnn c'est platte ça... :( il est trop beau en tout cas ton chien.. j'espère qu'il sera ok....

c'est vrai quil est beau

mais il est tres malade


se matin on la amener a la clinique pour faire de nouveux exama
alors il on trouver qu'il a un probleme au rins
il est reste a la clinique



il peux mourrir

on n'est trop triste

pourquoi il s'est déclaréun problème aux reins? c'est triste

Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish win World Cup gold


Pendleton (left) and Varnish finished second in the previous round in Melbourne

Team sprinters Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish took gold at the World Cup second round in Cali, Columbia.
The British pair, who were second to China in the first round in Melbourne on 3 December, overcame Germans Miriam Welte and Kristina Vogel in the final.
But Sir Chris Hoy, Matt Crampton and Jason Kenny, winners in Melbourne, only managed silver in the men's sprint.
Both teams lead the overall standings with the men four points clear and the women five points ahead of the field.
The final two rounds of the World Cup take place in the Chinese capital Beijing on 21 January and in Manchester on 18 February.

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Cali tends to be the weakest World Cup, good to see the Olympic qualifications have boosted the field
sportingnonsense
With the Chinese team who had beaten them in the series opening event well off the pace, Varnish and Pendleton improved on their time from Australia to cross the line in 33.322 seconds.
The victory earned them a maximum 12 points with Germany second and the French pair of Sandie Clair and Virginie Cueff third.
Hoy, Crampton and Kenny were overhauled by the experienced French trio of Gregory Bauge, Kevin Sireau and Michael D'Almeida.
New Zealand's team, who came second in Melbourne, were third and are the closest contenders to Great Britain in the rankings at the halfway point in the series.
Britain's Katie Colclough, Wendy Houvenaghel and Laura Trott came third in the women's team pursuit in their first World Cup outing of the year after missing the Melbourne event.
Ed Clancy made a solid start to the men's omnium event and is second after three disciplines with three points separating him from Spanish leader Juan Estaban Arango Carvajal.
The event concludes on Saturday.
Great Britain traditionally use the three World Cup stages outside the UK each year to blood younger riders, but this year have sent a strong squad to each event as the riders chase qualification for London 2012.
Men's team sprint standings after two events:
1. Great Britain 22 points
2. New Zealand 18
3. France 12
4. Germany 9
5. Team Jayco (Australia) 8
Women's team sprint standings:
1. Great Britain 22 points
2. China 17
3. Germany 16
4. France 16
5. Spain 10






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