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Bunnings sells concrete sealer just ask someone to point you in the right direction.

Stainless Steels bowls get scratches etc in them, they to would hold bacteria. I dare say not as deep as cracks in ceramic, still the same thou I guess.

Group 2 - AM BIG - Bedlington - Gr Ch Piperdene Poleposition RUBIG - Cairn - Scotton Baby - Cairn - Scotton Minor - Smooth Foxie Puppy - Westie Jnr - Cairn - Scotton Inter - RUBIG Aust Bred - BIG Open - Airedale

SUNDAY RESULTS

I have asked Troy to pin this for future reference. Let me know if you have other links etc you want to add.

Hypoglycemia also known as stiff puppies, Stiff Puppy Syndrome, Rock hard puppies, Wooden puppies, Go Stiff - (Any others to help out when others search?) What you can use - Sandoz, Glucose, Glucodin, Honey, Karo Syrup - Rub into gums. Previous threads on the subject Here Here Helpful Links Does anyone have any they would like to add?

Has some cute bowls - sadly all to small for my guys. www.petersofkensington.com.au

BIS - SAT PM BIS - Kerry Blue - Ch Regenstauf Blu Iris (Imp NZ) RUBIS - Gordon Setter Baby - GSP

Nnnaww thanks! Thanks to Freaky Ass Clare - aka Bilbo_Baggins_jnr she sends me the results via sms

That's what "Boot Camp" does to you. Amy whipped him into shape, I can see "Boot Camp" becoming a regular thing.

Group 6 - PM BIG - Malamute RUBIG - Baby - Minor - Puppy - Jnr - Inter - Aust Bred - Open -

Group 3 - PM BIG - Gordon Setter RUBIG - Clumber Baby - GSP Minor - English Setter Puppy - Irish Setter Jnr - Flat Coat Inter - GSP Aust Bred - RUBIG Open - BIG

Group 5 - PM BIG - Aussie Shep RUBIG - Pembroke Baby - Sheltie Minor - Border Collie Puppy - GSD Jnr - Beardie Inter - Pembroke Aust Bred - Border Collie Open - BIG/RUBIG

A newborn doesn't cry for food - it cries for warmth and contact and to suckle - and it stops sucking when it it tired not when it is full. It has no "fullness" receptors at this age (for want of a better word lol) I would be supplement feeding straight away and not waiting. I did suggest Hypoglycemia - sugar crash.

Group 4 - PM BIG - Borzoi RUBIG - Finnish Spitz

Had a nanna nap, ready to go with results again. Group 1 - PM BIG - Griffon RUBIG - Cav Baby - Pug Minor - Bichon Puppy - Min Pin Jnr - Silky Inter - Tibbie Aust - King Charles

Did he feed or did he try hard and not get anything down? Alcohol is full of sugar, will do the same as Glucose.

I should have asked when I was at the Poodle National where they get there's from.

Group 7 - PM BIG - Keeshond - Emery RUBIG - Chow Baby - Lhasa Minor - BIG Puppy - Dane Jnr - Shih Tzu Inter - Bulldog Aust - TT Open - RUBIG

I should go down there and find out. I hope these are right! Mini Dog CC / BOB - Ch Kertellas Jenuin Trademark (Imp UK) Standard Dog CC - Gr Ch Remkyn Dont Call Me Crazy Res Dog CC - Ch Cotian Call My Name Bitch CC RUBOB - Ch Artizan Vanity Fair

Group 2 - PM BIG - Kerry Blue - Ch Regenstauf Blu Iris (Imp NZ) RUBIG - Bedlington - Gr Ch Piperdene Poleposition Baby - Cairn Terrier - DEXTER Aimfor Can U Be Swayd Blondie is SO excited !!

I was dipping my finger into the Sandoz bottle every 5min or so and rubbing it into her gums for a couple of hours. I then put her down and walked away, what will be will be. I came back and it was like nothing had every happened, she is nor 3 months old and nawty like her mother. ETA In those couple of hours whilst I was rubbing in the Sandoz, the puppy was not doing anything, just laying there.

Oh again, maybe it's not Hypoglycemia. My puppy took hours to come right, she is now 3 months old and fighting fit!

Aust Bred in Show - Bedlington Line up looked like - Cav, Bedlington, LH Wei, Wolfhound, Sheltie, Rotti, Dane

Inter in Show - Wei Line up looked like - Cav, Kerry, Wei, Beagle, Border, Akita, Frenchie