You are not allowed to have products in a coat that will enhance the coat i.e hairspray talc or anything that masks colour or texture.
Short coated breeds are much easier to get ready, a wipe down with a wet wipe can be sufficient ( unless they are filthy ) clean teeth and trimmed nails is a...
Given the condescending tone or your reply, no I wont give you a link to back up my post, you are very good at copying and pasting, so I am sure you can look it up yourself.
To the original poster i have responded to your post, you can either look into my advice or dismiss it as nonsense as...
I have been in your shoes, but first I will address the issue, most dog on dog aggression is down to a dog having a nervous disposition , very few aggressive dogs will be down to dominance, what looks like Dominance is more likely a dog that is unsure around other dogs and goes in first. A...
The pros for leaving a dog intact are and especially for young dogs that have not finished growing, are allowing those essential hormones to do the job they are designed for, whe you castrate a dog you take away those that help in development of structure and mental stability. Testosterone is...
I`ve used all the above, and to be honest, they might help a bit but not enough to keep a dogs teeth healthy and clean . along with raw bones and chicken wings I buy turkey and duck necks from PTH, (in the frozen section) and he has one of those very day, i do not defrost them, he has...
there is a lot of truth to the above, but lets not rule out the fact many dogs with problems can also be put down to "nature" not "nurture" both have to play a big part in a puppies and adult dogs upbringing and if the ingredients are not right in the first place, its difficult to get...
Raw bones and chicken wings are fine to give, it’s only when they have been cooked that they become brittle and dried out, making them dangerous. When they are raw they are soft so can be eaten and digested without any problems
The amount of tarter that needs dental work does not just build up in a short period, this must have been going on for a good while, you need to get them cleaned by the vet then you can continue a healthy oral routine, as suggested raw chicken wings and raw bones given daily ( as part of her...
A bit late to this thread, but generally most puppies will leave their litter around 8 weeks of age, toy / small breeds will stay a little longer ( around 10weeks ) m due to a slower growth rate. But then it is also down to individuals litters and how quickly they develop , most dams have had...
I’m surprised after 48 hrs and despite medication she is still being sick, I would I thought the vets would have kept her in on a IV drip to rehydrate her. Hope she is better soon
can someone tell me how to turn these off , I don’t really want notifications every time someone replies to a thread, have tried to do it , but they keep coming .
That`s not strictly true, there are many brachycephalic dog of different breeds that do not suffer any more health issues than any other dog. its all down to responsible breeding, and breeding from the less exaggerated features . the reason the frenchie is getting a bad name is do to the...
I do discover dogs with my breed so will always give the negatives to my breed before the positives. , I will tell them how wilful , noises and mouthy they can be, inform about coat care and energy levels, if you don’t want a dog that can and does think for himself. That can demand attention be...
Not a fan of harnesses, but it seems to be the in thing these days every other dog you see is wearing one. It does not stop a dog from pulling infacr it gives the dog more leverage to pull against if it’s a puller..they lean into it and use shoulders to work with the harness. Other than little...
we go to the algarve every year in September to catch the Water trials in Lagos and surrounding towns, thought you might like to see some of the dogs competing in the disaplines expected of them, it is a way to utilise and work their natural instincts. For those who may not know the breed, it...
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