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Hi all, just wondering if there are any dog rescue groups that need/want some brand new dog collars, leads, bowls and other bits and pieces. I am in Cranbourne North. First group to comment here (no PMs yet please) that are happy to pick up or pay for postage (a 5kg bag for $20 will fit heaps) gets it. Stock was from an old online store I have. Brands include Dogit, Ruff Wear, Prestige Pets and more.
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Vic Rescues - Donated Goods
AussieDog replied to AussieDog's topic in Dog Rescue (General Rescue Discussion)
Hi all, just letting you know that I have been PM'd and my excess stock now has a home. Thank you -
Hi there, I'm about to embark on a cleanout of a heap of dog products (all brand new with tags). Just wondering if there is a Melbourne Rescue Group who would be interested in the goods (donated by me - no payment required)? Only proviso is you will need to pick the goods up from me in Cranbourne. Things would include rope tugs and other dog toys, I think there are towels, bowls etc. I'll have a big plastic tub full (or more than 1 not sure yet). It's all ex stock from an online store I had. I've now got a baby and sick of seeing all these dog products going to waste, don't have time to individually list them for sale. Would be happy to email a photo of the products to the rescue group before you make the trek to me. It will be over the next week or so.
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I take mine home and toss it in the green bin. My dogs always poo 10mins into an hours walk. Drives me crazy.
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Small bowl of bickies at 4am then dinner at 6.
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I have a ACD, she is eight. Super loyal and great with my nephews. Her only downside is she isn't a fan of dogs she doesn't know and she malts ALL THE TIME. Very smart too. My poor dogs have been housebound for a few weeks as I'm heavily pregnant and just can't walk them anymore. They have adapted well. I absolutely love my ACD. Best dog ever.
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For walking I use a Red Dingo on my dogs, a Heeler and Lab X. I do have a webmaster but found it always slipped to the side, no matter how tight or loose it was. Maybe it's because of the shape of my heeler.
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I'd say probably a medium. Definitely not a small for a Bassett hound. I used to sell them, and remember they were quite small, more for toy sized dogs. My heeler who weighs 23kg wears a medium. They are very adjustable. Edited to say I don't use my webmaster anymore. It was always rolling to the side and I would have to readjust the position multiple times during the walk. I use a Red Dingo harness now and love it.
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Do You Work And Have A Working Dog?
AussieDog replied to mgardner89's topic in General Dog Discussion
Blue Heeler here - I don't think she does much at all during the day. We have near heard from the neighbours. She does have a buddy with her all day so maybe they play? They have access to inside all the time. -
Dog Cremation Services In Melbourne.
AussieDog replied to Malakita's topic in General Dog Discussion
I've used http://www.petcremations.com.au for a horse, dog and cat. No problems at all. They are out on the way to Geelong but offer a pick up and drop off service. -
This may be the place that was on Today Tonight last week. If it is, the owner is being prosecuted. The story can be watched online. Was very sad.
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Not Dogs But The Horse Equivalent Of Greyhound 'wastage' Solut
AussieDog replied to Boronia's topic in In The News
I was given a beautiful Standardbred many many years ago. He was jet black and didn't have the usual thick neck and "ugly" head most Standardbreds have. I was often asked where I got my Warmblood from. The only giveaway was his brand on the neck, a long maine hid it well. He was an ex pacer but had a beautiful canter and trot; the pace would only come out if he was stressed or overally excited. I had Willy for the best part of twelve years. He was the best horse. He now sits proudly on my bookcase next to the dog and cat. -
I always had someone with me to help put it up (my mum) so i'm not sure if one person alone could do it. Possibly. It's reasonably lightweight - you would need a trailer and/or a car that allows the back seat to go down to fit the frame in. Whilst it folds up it JUST fitted in my Outlander. I have a bung back and my mum is pushing 60 and we were both able to carry the frame quite easily. Back to the one person question - the frame can be done by one person and I guess if you put the roof over the frame before you erected it - it could work. I have the black 3m x 3m. So much cheaper than on eBay. Great price COTD!
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I have this brand of Gazebo. No complaints from me.