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Your vet an give you a referral or options . I have had experience with back issues and surgery and to be honest my experience was something I would think twice before heading Down that path again. The questions you need to ask is if you get an MRI / CT are you prepared to look at surgery or would it be because you want to know .The cost to have one done just because I would have to justify . Spasms are muscle related and a vet can’t solve that issue ,painful in there own right . If the dog is moving differently to compensate for its back or is finding it harder to get up n down other muscles work harder . Pinched muscle is painful and needs releasing ,pain tablets won’t to do that . Using rock tape to help support the area helps bigtime as do muscle relaxers. Bowen people who work on animals are out there even asking a more reputable about people close to your area ,they will assist . Numerous ones are also covered by some pet insurers . I have a dog who gets spasms Has the vet rayed the back at all

I would be finding a new vet . Spasms is generally muscles and I doubt the onus or will work . You need to see a Bowen person who works on muscles

Or the potential buyer can check agents there end as well

You need to contact agents for prices

I actually think the tone of the OP post is rude so chances are if approaching breeders aka humans with the same tone then its not going to end well .There is no special way to approach breeders BUT many potential people often dont like the answers if told there is a waitlist & you can't guarantee if there will be a pup for them . Many of the emails we get go to junk mail due to no headings,weird headings or strange hotmail addresses so i can guarantee we don't always reply to everyone & just because someone sent an email doesn't mean it arrives at the other end . Like many we are getting NBN work done in our area & it has affected our internet & in the past have had no internet ,if no reply then send another polite email or phone .Contact the breed clubs & make a relationship with a breeder .You don't find a way to get a pup you create a relationship to ensure the breeder is the right one for you & the breeder will ensure you are the right person for a dog & a corgi If your wanting a set sex/colour then that will limit choices greatly Corgis are not mass produced,you need to put your name down & wait .If your not prepared to wait then that issue is up too you . I would suggest a wait time of 12 months or more very normal . As to people going to pet shops that to me says more about people not being serious about there future friend or expecting a pup now because there entitled to one..It also says they dont care where it came from or the living conditions plus often they can buy on credit card I guess it comes down to two sides of the story

You need a vet behavourist who can use medications not just some training .Your running out of time with the flying part so you need to start at the top in a hurry

Personally I would not trust 3 bitches together where issues are starting . At the very least the youngest member needs more enrichment for her age so good walks,training at fun at home ,things that will amuse her brain .She is young and finding her feet ,the others are old and past the tolerating a younger pushy person . Yes trainers are expensive but there also cheaper than a vet bill or the potential of something going wrong whilst your out . No one can say what is the best path for these dogs on the net but we can certainly say the outcome could be be bad . It could have to do with the loss of your partner if he was the more respected human in the pack,it could be due to the bitch in season creating hormonal tension it could simply be 3 s a crowd and needs managing

I would not use a Chiro but a Bowen person who massages the muscles . I would also look at muscle relaxers,my dog gets Schuessler muscle relaxer for a back injury ,all my show dogs get Bowen

For what issues ,you have limited choices so who has your vet referred you too

3 females is often a case of disaster waiting to happen in certain breeds more so . You have a bitch who is in season which often creates a hormonal mood amongst a pack . Chances are the younger bitch is trying the waters but in all honesty i would suggest prevention especially if your at work . The only issues we have ever had where girls & two who lived happily suddenly had one squabble & things where never the same . Whilst we are set up for multi dogs we opted to place one of the girls with people who where after an older girl & previously had one of our pups,she lived to 15 & very happily & the pack structure here went back to normal with no issues . No ones fault just two personalities who clashed one day out of the blue . It could be due to your partner no longer being there & him having the respect of the dogs ,it also could very well happened with him around . You also have to keep in mind you have two senior dogs who want to enjoy the simple things in life & are slowing up,you have a young bitch who is just coming into her adult life & wanting to enjoy playing & all the activities your seniors most likely don't so you need to manage the youngest for her age needs & boredom ,creating issues can be part of the fun without understanding the consequences . So what things do you do with the youngest to make her life fun,brain games,exercise etc etc .

Why would you lease a bitch yet leave her with the owner to rear your litter ?? As to a contract like anything a good one that fair for both parties & you would only do this with someone who is on the same page as you but the litter would be my litter which i raise & my responsibility because we don't take the mother away

She needs help ASAP especially with your planned move . To be honest if she shows any severe distress in the crate prior to being loaded Chances are they will refuse flying her and drugging is not feasible,you seriously need to get help in a hurry. My dogs are frequent flyers but cope in the situation,I would have serious concerns about flying this dog and her safety

I feed ivory coat till September last year when the fish variety started to give my boy terrible runs ,my friend had the same issue same variety. Because they also add coconut oil to a few varieties I no longer feed it as a number off our dogs can tolerate the coconut oil ,things seemed to change just prior to announcing they had sold the business

its not new but your pup will need a second vac per it’s regime

I don t suggest doodles because I groom too many fruitcakes each week and board many more

So you gave it the whole tablet not half ?.

Well the kids are going to learn very quickly to pick up there stuff or the dog will spend little time inside

First off don’t get stuck on sex ,when it comes to selecting the right dog to suit your son sex shouldn’t be a factor . We have placed puppies into homes with kids with the same issues and some wanted the pretty dog that was not the right fit for there.needs and not prepared to listen so they got no pup others where very happy to listen to us the breeders advice in selecting the pup/ pups that is the best fit before leaving us , The best breed is the one that will benefit your son . So are you wanting a dog that is settling,calm or you wanting a dog that is over the top . If the dog is meant to also help encourage a behaviour with your son the right breed and pup is very important. Ball chasing is no guarantee,some dogs thrive doing it others get no pleasure from fetching a ball . Swimming is certainly hit and miss although some non shedding breeds can have a higher passion for water . Portuguese water dog is one ,sadly I have yet to come across a friendly lagotto but that doesn’t mean there not out there just seek your breeder out . Std Schnauzers love water and thrive watching over there people but require dedicated puppy training . Std Poodles love water and great with jobs ,if in Victoria there is one breeder I would talk with whose dogs are working dogs . There are other breeds that don’t shed that would be just as suitable

Yes have known dogs whose owners where so pedantic about toileting at home they taught there dog that walks was for toileting not the yard especially those who have concrete,wooden decks,false lawn,little court yards . Dogs become afraid of toileting at home because they where told off for doing so or if they showed the "signs" of needing to toilet lead attached asap & out for a walk . Cranberry tablets are great,making sure the vet is doing more than just handing out meds.Some breeds can be predisposed to stones & if her privates are fluffy keeping them clean a must ,some bitches literally squat so low there in there own pee . If her privates are constantly inflammed from licking/burning the area needs treating ,also diet can play a factor .

Video when the dog does it again to show the vet but could be anything

Dont worry about the crate ,get a dog basket ,it really makes no difference where pup wants to sleep as long as its happy. Tiles are often cooler especially if the house is warm or no air flow,some just don't wish to hang in there crate all the time,no wrong or right . My dogs are crate trained because there show,they fly & travel in a crate ,They rarely see one during the week but all i want is a dog that will happily sit in a crate whether it be fire evac emergency,crappy weather,illness or day at vets .For me crate is a life skill but doesn't mean it has to be there world

Emma Greenway is the one to contact but rarely breed in Oz

First off don’t get sucked into using words that aren’t describing your dog . Anxiety is a big issue that requires a whole lot of work . Most pups take time to adjust to new routines but the more complicated you make it the higher risk you have of creating issues . The set up ROzzie has we have done ,easy peasy . But dont over think problems ,puppy raising isn’t complicated

I can see the breeders point in the way off if they get a dog now it will be use to someone home all day then suddenly off to work .Not everyone prepares the dog well for such a change and issues can arise .The breeder may have said this and it not interpreted that way or come across in that fashion but it’s just as an important part of the the right dog and training it for the big change especially in breeds that thrive with human companionship,most breeders will sell to her they just need to have the plan or wait till when they work and start the pup in the routine from there So when out what sort of backyard will it have ,small,grass,patio for good weather protection or will it be a little kennel for protection . Or will it have a doggy door with access to part of the house/ laundry

Shit happens although my advice stick with supplementing the pups as no guarantees it won’t happen again . Depends on the bottle used and what milk you used, We use goats milk to bottle feed and they learn very quickly to drink providing the test is right,patience and keep at it