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I neeeeed pictures..............  :lol:    :wub:

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Hi Anne,

its me Rachel ) my goodness that picture of the lads is so gorgeous :huggles: :huggles: glad to see you on k9, its a great site :thumbsup:

Rachel & Finbarr ) ) )

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Hi Rachel

Who needs e-mail when you've got K9?

Love from Anne, see you in the park or pop in any time.

will send pics in coats soon!

Anne ) ) )

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Yes who needs email ah??? LOLOL )

How are the little lads today??

sending them big hugs :huggles: :huggles: :huggles:

 

[Macha]

you'll find the (play) fighting gets even rougher; the worst time is likely to be when they are adolescents, from around 9-10 months old, and trying to establish dominance. But I have three dogs and their fighting is manageable, no blood spilt and I can call a halt to it; I have a friend with 3 male whippets and she also doesn't have much bother in this regard. I've heard that when bitches compete with each other it is more of a problem.

As for the talk about raw bones, I find the competition among the dogs too much! They only get small rawhide chews so I can supervise them; another friend of mine does give her two dogs bones but only when she puts them in separate crates.

 

[rls22]

Mine will happily chomp on a meaty rib each lay next to each other without any fighting. The first time I gave them to them there was a little scuffle, a good telling off and it has never happened since. They can now all enojy lovely meaty bones together :thumbsup: