Thank you...each of you for your kind words, your support, your input and for your LOOOOOVE♥️♥️♥️.

To address the  "issues"..  Guess it sounded like a lot of things, but I basically  chronicled  everything here as my "journal" to copy and paste to their new Vet, just so I don't  miss anything.  Some of what I noted was from their first "intake" at another area than Caring for Creatures.  Basically, it was a "dog pound" They noted their horrible condition,  the deformed leg  of Cash's and Hank's "blindness", u underweight, etc.  Their conditions was so poor they guessed they were 10 yrs old,

So when CFC stepped in ten days later and took them,I think it was because it was basically. ro  save them from euthanasia.   

Once in their care, that's  when they were advised to amputate  Cash's  deformed leg, give Hank eye surgery to restore some form if vision, the heart issues were discovered  in preliminary  work up before their surgeries and other stuff was discovered  as they peeled back the layers of important  stuff first.  The Aurgeon wa first tio note Cash's elbow dysplasia  but still said he was a good candidate. 

Moving along with their 'story", when I waa first being considered as an adoptee, the dog  co-ordinator left abrubtly and at last minute the "cat coordinator took over.  I do recall when I did the first I trip  to meet them, that Cash's heart murmur was mentioned and he was cleared for the amputation and just to be aware.  The records indicated that, while things showed up upon further examination,  nothing really needed to be addressed further or it was already treated (like the butt abcess, uti, etc), or to just be aware. 

Guess I'm really trying to say nothing of importance was "held back" or anything like that at all!  When I first went to meet Hank and Cash I doubt the "cat coordinator " had even had a chance to look at their records.   Besides, I made it plain I wanted to adopt them regardless of anything!!

Soooo....again..point of listing all this here was to keep them in a "safe place" for their Vet's future reference

......dont worry though....more pictures will be coming soon👏👏

If your still reading this.......a breakthrough the "ond team bonding journey".  .Cash came to the common fence line, Frankie went over without barking or howling  and in a calm state and just kind of walked (hipped) side by side for a few steps.  Both pretty much ignoring each other.  

Just doing some more "chronicling " so I  can see thru the videos  the merging progress  of the hounds and da' Bull Mastiff. Slow and easy at their own pace in their own way.  Day 11.

Myrtle..sniff and  move on...

Frankie...still fussing about the "interlopers"....but only for a few seconds (loud seconds) and then moving on.  Love how Hank turns his head in a way that says "Quite yelling in my ear!"   Lots more mome ts now of just being side by side at the fence and everyone  doing their own things, sniffing around, etc.  All tails wagging