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hey guys i have a semi hairless pup i have been advised that any of the spf sun creams - especially the baby variety types that contains no aluminium is great

dear hannah so sorry for your loss, this pain is still raw for me i made the same decision few weeks back with my girl..they are pain free now RIP tayla

thanx all so much for your warm thoughts, we still miss her greatly. her bed still sits in her spot, my other dog emma sits and stares at it, refusing to go near, takes a wide birth from it head down and tail down when she walks by. kinda strange, wonders if emma sees something there i dont. or is it just out of respect for tessie.

am so sorry to hear about your loss, sam was a beautiful boy knows how that pain is raw. he will always be by your side. (((hugs)))

was just a thouht...hopes you get to the bottom of it ...poor baby

just a thought, maybe not related. i have a mini choc poodle who is 5 now. i can kinder relate to that screaming - because at times she goes crazy - screaming, yelping, running, banging into walls, spinning in circles - took a while to realize what it was when she was little - worked out if she picks up a flea even on just her paw, she goes into a total frenzy until i remove it. she is so sensitive..its such a worry when you cant find what destressing them feels for you..any hows was just a thought. hopes everything will be ok with yr puppy

feels your pain too. its hard hey, but its for the best- hopes our babies are happy and pain free, so sorry for your loss. hugs

feels your pain too. its hard hey, but its for the best- hopes our babies are happy and pain free, so sorry for your loss. hugs

did the p shop warrant ya pup...ya really need to take her to the vet they will give her some scourban for the runs...pet shop give it to the puppies all the time as they all stress...and ya baby will dehydrate if it continues...i would take her just to get the pup checked

have you thought about puppy preschool, my puppy has just graduated and we learnt, sit, stay, down, come techniques, socializing, non agression tecniques, and exchange techniques when they are chewing something when they are not suppose to. it was very informative

attachmentid=45645] this is in memory of my old girl, she was the best you could ask for. i will treasure our 13 years we had together, her last few years were on pain relief due to severe arthritis in all her joints. she still managed to wag her tail in the end ..her legs could no longer carry her ..we sat with her nursed her.. knowing she was in too much pain to go on..it was one of the hardest decision i have ever had to make.. at the vets...an elderly lady heard her cry in my arms trying as hard as i could to hold myself together..she patted her and said its ok the vet will make it better..all i could do was smile..the vet encouraged me it was for the best now...feeling like i let her down...i miss her so much !!

this is in memory of my old girl, she was the best you could ask for. i will treasure our 13 years we had together, her last few years were on pain relief due to severe arthritis in all her joints. she still managed to wag her tail in the end ..her legs could no longer carry her ..we sat with her nursed her.. knowing she was in too much pain to go on..it was one of the hardest decision i have ever had to make.. at the vets...an elderly lady heard her cry in my arms trying as hard as i could to hold myself together..she patted her and said its ok the vet will make it better..all i could do was smile..the vet encouraged me it was for the best now...feeling like i let her down...i miss her so much !!

would say yes...unless they want a big puff of wool on legs...hehe

i have a miniture poodle i do clip her, i have let her coat grow in winter months its a lot of work. matts easily, grabs onto leaves and grass easily, when brushed hair fuzzes up. couldnt imagine not clipping ...would be a large commitment.

i would use oatmeal shampoo and maybe you need to look at maybe he has a bacterial problem..maybe use malaseb wash ..or something similar