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Your vet will have explained this to you - and if you haven't taken your dogs to a vet , please do so..coccidia is treated with prescription drugs. The vet will also most likeley give information on how to stop dogs eating their own droppings. the best thing I can tell you is to pick up immediately! Also make sure dogs get plenty of things to do to help break the habit .....

Glad she was OK - and hopefully they won't leave her tied up like that again

oh It is so good to read the happy ending ! poor old girl- stuck down there in the cold ....

Design, not accident

Thank you for sharing ! Welcome, Frankie!

paps are super cool they are a small 'working dog' at heart and can enjoy agility and all sorts of things !!

Elderly friends of mine have had chis for years - perfect little dogs for them!! Social, settled (spoilt) not barky..... as for the bitey bit LOL When working at the vets my worst bite was from a chi I was cuddling for a procedure - he got me on the nose!! LOL Blood everywhere- but no stitches needed (LOTS of laughs though)I've never been allowed to forget the "dear little Chi"

Dear old thing!

I liked the lab, with his tail waving

So sorry he's gone now- and you didn't get to carry out your plan He went well loved and in your arms- all he ever knew

that is funny !!!!

and this one taken today - poor Petal got his feet wet in the nasty river, which invaded the firepit! If it was a hose running, he'd be soaked!! the River? NO thankyou LOL

two CLIVE shots this one's of Clive and Bobbin Cat ....

Oh I am so very sorry the little man is so very unwell. You must be shattered- I know how very close you are . Know I'm thinking of you ...

What a lovely video- all those happy little dogs! Good news indeed about Leilah! A perfect home

yes! Someone may be missing her .

when I find a resizer that doesn't ruin a photo....

many years ago, it was all we fed guide dogs in training . Now with numerous dogs to feed, when they are not getting raw meat , they get the same . It's affordable .

https://twitter.com/i/events/1546515811690594312?s=20 A huge Zoo lion with recurring earache needs a CAT scan to locate the problem !

Clive doesn't get them that often, but I've not noticed any after effects thank goodness LOL

aah, yes, you need to resize them to 300 kb or below in size, sorry .

I have a companion Koolie called CLIVE . he is 3.5 yrs old and has had minimal training, and no early socialisation to humans , really as we live isolated, and for a greater part of his life there was COVID . He never goes to town or anything like that . BUT he is a people addict ;) he adores visitors . That said - I am continually impressed by his behaviour around them ...he is 9 times out of 10 absolutely appropriate. there is no jumping, no begging, no 'annoying' ..and the only times he has been defensive is when he first met small children (it ended with one kissing him on the nose) We can have a group for a meal outside, and he will stick with me mostly - or perhaps find his favouriite person for a pat...leaving everyone else alone . he very quickly works out who to approach and who to leave alone , and respects that totally. he gets SO excited when we have return guests who he loves- almost turns inside out when his favourite people appear ....it is so cute Clive is also a great dog inside - he has NEVER stolen any food off a table/bench, or out of a bin (cat food on the floor is fair game apparently) , and I can go out and leave him for short periods , knowing the bin will not be overturned! He has trained himself brilliantly- I have had no hand in any of this - I am just so very lucky! Oh - he is also a very caring boy - if I talk in my sleep or whatever in the night, he will poke at me with a paw and wake me up - if I am unwell he sticks to me like glue , and most times, he walks alongside the rollator & I as if he had been taught to heel (he hasn't) . To make you feel better- add a couple of other dogs to the mix and he is a heedless, noisy ratbag!! LOL he LOVES teasing and annoying everyone the beast :P I love my weird boy .

That poor couple

My dogs LOVE the rabbit ears I buy them a lot .They are more crunchy rather than chewy for big dogs , but for a puppy they'd be fine , being dried and non living they would not be associated with your furry friends (do you have photos of pup and bunnies together ? )

as in beaten up/bitten by the bitch who gave birth to her? Just a note- but an important one. Some dogs, like people, can be BORN WITH nervous temperaments. They can be worriers/anxious and needy , without anything bad happening to them .