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While I feel for the owners, my feeling is that the right thing has been done.

Hi maybe compare portraits with some on THIS PAGE ...and try to get your dog council registered as an amstaff or stafford X to avoid heartache .

AFAIK, that product is not designed to be of use in yeast infections. have you spoken with a vet or specialist about alternative treatments/changing diet ? In the meantime, have a read of THIS THREAD ....

It has a nice 'feel' to it

Atanquin, definitely contact TROY about that email/message .

If you have issues with people being rude, why do you think a very rude response is OK? Sorry but I think you're over reacting. They are concerned about your puppy, even if you think they should mind their own business. This Well said Poodlefan

I love his feet ..so neat

Thye look SO happy

A stray dog needs to be approached with caution, whether wearing a collar or not. Unless it was an emergency,. there is NO way I would grab one by the collar. there are several things which can go wrong...... like the dog taking fright and slipping/breaking the collar , the dog biting me, or the dog carrying on like a pork chop and making life difficult ...... and I prefer to avoid them ;) I always have some means of securing a dog in a bag or in the car.. even twine or a belt Dogs I don't know I treat with respect and with caution.

That certainly would have relieved a lot of the pressure/pain , thankfully

I can understand how she is not wanting the pups around - I daresay an abscessed boob would be pretty darn painful!! Glad she's still happy, and hope , with the meds, everything heals up quickly

Not for macros ..still use the old point&shoot for them thankyou - it did look pretty.

Here's one from today

matilda1 beautifully captured!

He does need to learn ..and you need to learn how to manage /teach him Please contact a good professional person and have them visit you and work with you on this. With little kids around... there is no margin for error. I suggest you contact Erny, Cosmolo, or Nekhbet all DOL members and professional who will be able to help you . Best of luck with it all....

Glad she is on the improve ..and also glad that now your dogs have elbows and wrists , after all these years of just having knees ;)

have you tried THIS THREAD, here on D O L ?

Frozen is fine working a bit to poo is a good thing .. it helps squeeze out those anal glands ;) Constipation is NOT a good thing. ..and it's a balancing act to get it 'just right' Maybe just give him one or two as well as his kibble ...three when he's a bit older....

Hi . not good. What training did/does this dog have? Does he normally have free run of the house? is he generally a well behaved and obedient dog? has he been taught to toilet on command? Does he do this in front of you?

That's a lovely tribute R I P Gizmo.

Glad it's safe , but Sorry , what about quarantine ?

That's a brilliant update!

If it's happening regularly .. def. get it checked out . Perhaps video it for a chiro/vet to see ;)

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