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JD and Kizzbear i am so sorry to hear your sad news I hope that you can find them spme relief with either conventional medications or holistic ones.

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Shaun he may have jarred his back too or done a groin injury Can you take him to a bowen therapist or a chiro? There is a Bowen therapist at either Devon Meadows or at Narre Warren They may be able help also

natural yoghurt or greek yoghurt plain not flavoured

Oh god Shelly, i dont know what to say. Sorry does not seem enough :p Anzac you were the best life guard at Kepala - the best ever. Run free at the :p mate, you were a good boy and now you will watch over your mum like the you are. Shelly - i am so sorry ETA Anzac look out for Barks - he will be a good mate and keep you company

He is so cute! Glad Raidy is doing well WHen do you get to go and pick him up

carrying your pup wont stop a tick. You will prob need tick prevention but i am unsure what type. Risk, i would think snakes, tics, cattle etc But take her, have fun an d keep her safe.

Poor Raidy. Aus i am thinking of you guys and have been since i read it. You have my number oif you need a shoulder Hugs hun

Rest easy ol' biddy. Hugs to you Griff.

I have a suggestion. Take the dog to a vet chiro and get his back checked. Daire, aka Doodle for this very reason, had his penis out most of the time frfom about 13 weeks until after i saw a vet chiro at about 7mo If a dogs back is out it can put pressure on the penis causing it to be exposed Personally i dont think desexing will change it

i got some from epharmacy. great price too

eye lash glue works but you need a lot of it the tear mender works better.

Yep tape em up. At 6mo they should nearly be stopping movement so i would be either taping and or glueing. Good luck

there are no ticks in that area i grew up in Emerald and i live in Pakenham. I would use tick prevention if i was going ot Lakes Entrance or over that way but not in the hills

what wonderful news!

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how cute is she??????????????????

oh hun i am so very sorry hugs to you all

i got mine off ebay. very cheap for them and had no issues at all

Thanks i has flava. Why did you get then done so early and not wait until after their first season? Was it for convenience sake? Were you advised to do it that way by anyone? with Mitchi i did it before hand as that is what we had always been told - get them speyed before their first season, my vet also said it With Hunta as her breed dont usually come into season until 12-14 i waited until she was 11.5months to get it done. Most of her growing was done anyway With Hunta because i had an entire male at home, my breeder and i came to the decision to get her done before she had a season With small dogs, they finish growing earlier so getting them done earlier shouldnt affect growing. Before i learnt what i have i would have always got them done before - because that is what you did and also i dont want a bitch in season at my place - too much hassle as far as i am concerned However if i got a bitch and she was not going to be shown and my breeder said to get her done before her first season, i probably would unless she was a large breed bitch

Trish i have a remote control e collar that you can borrow if you like?

bugger that. Erny i had a mind blank which is why i didnt refer to them as e collars.

see i dont agree with thtat Leema, unless you are a breeder there is no reason to have an entire animal. it causes inconvenience and accidents can happen Arty, with my girls i have always done them just before their first seasons

i think a lot of dogs should be tested that aren't In teh case of gsds, the ANKC needs to come into line with the GSDCA with its hipscaores as teh GSDCA is a lot lower than the ANKC requirements

having recently been through this Tris, my suggestion would be for the 'shock' type Dogs can play without making noise, they can play with making a low level noise. i used them on Hunta and Daire for 2 weeks They play without being overly noisy now, it is lovely They still get excited but not as noisy

Hugs to you Poms, hope he recovers.