JohnW  Offline
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We are all different and so are our dogs. It's what gives us and them our individuality. I said her eyes are a little small, but they may well not be. A similar effect can be caused by the eyes being a little deeper set than usual. Actually this is a fault we see from time to time in working lines.
Very bad cases can be corrected surgically, a little tuck, but thats not necessary here. See how things develop as she matures, but I think it will be very marginal at worst. The only real risk is the possibility of a little piece of dirt dropping into the pocket. Just keep a little eye on her and she will be fine.
Don't cry, you have nothing to cry about! She is fine!
Regards, John
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Thankyou John.
I know youre right, Im just daft lol
Thankyou so much for taking the time to reply and explain everything. I blame her dads side of the family then and his working lines lol!
Ill just be aware of it now just incase.
Thankyou.
x
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