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Shelly :rolleyes: to you. RIP Anzac Run free at

Hold the muzzle firmly and say in a firm voice no biting. Hold until he squirms. Keep doing this. This will definetly improve in about 3 days. But you must keep it up. It took about 2 weeks for Zarah our White Shepherd to stop copmpletly. I started at 9 weeks. EFTypos.

Go Bucca.

Griff. Run free Sinna at the

Glad he is a bit brighter.

As a breeder I am more than happy to take young pups back for holidays. I would definetly not advise going to such a holiday destination at this point. If you want to know about parvo. Go to Show Ring and read about Hef. http://www.dolforums.com.au/index.php?showtopic=152943

I suggest the orange is due to the breakdown of the blood from the bruising. to you and him.

PM MissyMoo she is sooooooo update on Parvo.

Tiny steps of good news.

:p :p I hope he pulls through. :rolleyes:

Kirty do not beat yourself up. RIP Millie. Run free

Read my post. To add to what Jed states. Hernias are caused because of nature. There is a natural hole in the abdominal wall to allow the blood vessels to go in to the pup from the placenta. Same as human babies. When the cord is cut the blood vessels shrivel up and the hole closes. Sometimes the hole is bigger than is needed and hence the fat protudes into the space.

How sad. RIP Charlie

Jules my first Cav had one on her tail and it was getting bigger so the vet removed it. Benign but unfortuatley she chewed her dressings and swelled the bandage and this cut off her circulation and the tail died so had to be removed. No problems but had to wag her whole back.

To add to what Jed states. Hernias are caused because of nature. There is a natural hole in the abdominal wall to allow the blood vessels to go in to the pup from the placenta. Same as human babies. When the cord is cut the blood vessels shrivel up and the hole closes. Sometimes the hole is bigger than is needed and hence the fat protudes into the space.

Classic case of cost shifting.

A resonsible breeder should be microchipping when the pup is vacinated. I know most state laws differ but the bottom line is that the dog should be chipped. If the breeder is not doing it. First port of call is the Vet for microchipping.

The dog did not even live there it just visited a couple of times a week.

Run free at the I am sure you have meet up with Dianne already and Odin and Spice and all the others that have gone before. :D :( to Rach, Schatzi and Kato.

RIP Simba

RIP Monster.

The site gets a few mentions in the current Dog News.

Zarah does that also Gretel and she will vommit all up. :D :p ;)

WINJAX Cavs and Yorkies. BIANJADE Cavs

:p ;) RIP Odin a wonderful boy running free at the to V and all her family.