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Nope- doesn't do it as well as flea bombs You need a flea bomb or three. The eggs are in crevices in the skirting boards/couches/ anywhere... the flea bombs have a growth regulator in, and will also kill eggs.
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Toddler Attacked By Dog In Hair Salon
persephone replied to The Spotted Devil's topic in In The News
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..and don't forget to treat the house/bedding!
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Yes- I just looked a bit closer, and the one I posted about is apparently the 'newer version of the one I have.... so looks like it will be that one. I have spoken to a store owner and he gave me a few models to check... not keen on any of them Looks as if I have made my decision...
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My PIXMA iP4500 is almost dead.I have been told to get one formy Birthday present from the family Ok, thinks I , I'll get another. Wrong. There is only one canon printer which is NOT a 3 in 1...and is most like my old one..and has individual ink tanks THIS $200 is top price, less is better BUT I want a reasonable quality print., and my old pixma did that. Had a HP before .. wasn't the best. Any other suggestions?
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Me too - it's the only way to see all the detail ! Thanks, folks.
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Sorry, ellz. Sometimes they aren't meant to be here ...
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Well, I don't have a DSLR I have a Fuji Finepix, and my absolute treasure, my little old Sony(bought from a DOLer) ;) AS my main interest is in the small things in nature, these two serve me very well. Thanks ;)
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They look good Love the one of Spencer in the grass :p
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He is sooo photogenic
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When do you have an appointment with another trainer/behaviourist, as was suggested in your other thread? LINK to other topic I could say all sorts of things, but I cannot see or hear your dog, or you interacting with the dog- so it would be guessing. IMO The best way for you to understand exactly what is going on with your girl is to have the assistance of an experienced person.. at your home, and on a one-to-one basis. Best of luck with it .
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In Need Of Behaviourist
persephone replied to PandaGirl's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Darn, that contact I gave you isn't licensed as a VET in NT -
I agree- pick a good food, and stick with it.
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Hi- feeding 2 week olds from a plate is NOT a good plan. :(a puppies jaws and co ordination is wired to SUCK from a nipple. You run the risk of having them inhale milk, and/or end up with a tummy full of wind. Eating this way also involves using more energy, which needs more food, which....... Bottle feeding is the safest and best for the pups next to mum! As said- feed mum a lot more quality food.. make sure she drinks heaps, and in a week or so, introduce pups to some food. What does the breeder of your bitch suggest? oh and IMPORTANT!!! Make sure you are supplementing the bitch with a suitable calcium supplement- hypocalcaemia is dangerous.
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In Need Of Behaviourist
persephone replied to PandaGirl's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Oh --- that must be frustrating. *fingers crossed for you* -
In Need Of Behaviourist
persephone replied to PandaGirl's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
I know you must be.. .. but having her hungry doesn't achieve anything for you, or her, really... Honestly, I think it's something to do with that blow to her head..or some short circuit in her brain ..but that's just my take. -
In Need Of Behaviourist
persephone replied to PandaGirl's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Sorry the aggression seems to be escalating, but she will not learn anything from that exercise ...except that she's hungry what you say about a 'switch' could be right.. I have seen dogs with brain tumours do that.... -
ermmm.... are they not a protected species in Tasmania?
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Hi . Walking is fine..around the house... on lead, and NO jumping/bouncing up at all. No jumping into car/onto furniture for the first week... Crate her in the lounge or kitchen.. during th eday if you like...that way she can see you, and is confined Watch her with the stitches! I personally prefer a soft plastic basket muzzle WHILE DOG IS UNDER SUPERVISION much less stressful than the elizabethan collars, IMO. Those collars tho are terrific at night :D Maybe not in a crate tho.. they rub against the walls, make noise, make turning around tricky.... Try & keep to as normal a routine as you can.. and don't fuss over her, telling her how sorry you are that she's hurting, etc.
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What a lovely tribute to a sweet little old girl R I P Patch.
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Puppy Freaked Me Out At Pre-school
persephone replied to JudyG's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
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Puppy Freaked Me Out At Pre-school
persephone replied to JudyG's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
It sounds as if she was either injured before the trainer picked her up... or she was injured during that fearful episode Either that or she is severely traumatised. May I suggest you not go back there, until you get a trainer or someone to see her at home, and help you work on the mouthing, picking up routine, etc. Remember, YOU have her most of the time- it is your responsibility to train her in manners She may have issues that you have not picked up on....