Baby Dragon

Is it safety tested to human seat belt standards?

I don't know if they're still doing it, but Ruff Rider Roadie used to have a puppy program. You could purchase a small harness for your puppy and then get a discount when you upgrade it to a bigger harness as it grows. ETA Just noticed they don't ship to Australia though

Not that I know of mushka. I had to get a friend to send me one from America.

Video of what can happen to unrestrained dogs in a car (don't worry, the video doesn't show real dogs)

One of my dogs does that too!

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Dog seat belts

It's the new raw food created by Guide Dogs for their dogs, and now they're selling it to the public :rolleyes: Nek yep I wish it had more info about the ingredients on the website...

I was wondering if anyone feeds this food, how they've found it and if they could tell me the recommended feeding amounts? http://www.leadingraw.com/ Thanks

I use Nappy bags Me too! And they have handles to tie them

I've seen it on youtube, it's a really interesting documentary!

I would love to eventually do training in drive with my dog like you did with Daisy, because I saw the results you got (on video) and Steve said he would probably do well.. but right now we're just kind of consentrating on the basics and manners... Once we have that down pat we might do more though! lol never thought I would be able to... I've gone from a dog that wouldn't walk nicely on lead to talking about training in drive.... And Zero being a Delta therapy dog is incredible!! Do you trial him Shell?

As a comparison on what to do (Zero) and what not to do (Daisy) I'm sure Nah actually, you guys were part of the reason I thought of contacting Steve. I think Daisy is amazing and Zero's story is just incredible :D Got a big head yet?

Both Daisy and Zero were mentioned at least once during our sessions!

Fantastic!

Thanks everyone :rolleyes: I'm so excited that the improvements we saw in my dog while training with Steve are the same even though we're home. We still have a lot of work to do, but I feel like we know what to do now Steve got us on the right path. We should have gone there for help years ago. The results have been instantaneous. I'm truly amazed.

I just wanted to encourage anyone who has a dog with any training issues.. and tell them that there is hope!! 5 days, a few training sessions with K9Pro, 35 hours of driving + one flat tyre later, and without exageration, I have a totally new dog. And I have a new confidence and new attitude towards my dog. I never thought this would happen, I didn't think things would be able to improve even 1/4 as much as they have! K9Pro's way of training was very different to any other trainer we've been to and it worked :D and it was challenging and a lot of hard work, but not as much as I thought it would be to get to the level we were able to get to! Steve was so patient and where in the past other trainers had blamed me and told me I was doing everything wrong and basically wanted me to change my whole personality so my dog would listen to me, Steve showed me how I can get proper leadership and a much better relationship with my dog without having to change my whole personality. And my dog is so much happier!!! We can now do things that I never thought were possible, I have a plan in place so I can do maintanance training and email support when I need it, and I'm able to actually ENJOY my dog again :D There's an understanding and bond between my dog and me that wasn't there before, and even just typing this I'm getting teary because I never thought this would happen. We got so much more out of the training than I ever thought possible. So I just wanted to encourage people, if they have a training issue with their dog (or even if they just need some extra help to perfect something or whatever) then there is hope and I would definitely recommend asking K9Pro if they can help. Steve you're amazing!

Try these people http://www.pfd.org.au/

I was reading about a Labrador breeder that does something similar to this. I think it was Tapua?

http://www.wintv.com.au/shepparton/news/item/32187

I talk to my dog all the time! At the supermarket I've had workers turn around all confused, thinking I was talking to them. I then have to explain I was talking to my dog (she's an assistance dog.) I just love the way she focuses on me when I talk to her, so I ask her things like "which one should we get, this one or this one?"

glad it's stopped bleeding

No, dip the nail in the cornflour. Don't feed it to her

has the nail stopped bleeding yet?