Jamaica

Awww cute, Very artistic and origional, brilliant girls!

Goodluck to all, and thumbs up to cdodc, great club.

All our dogs if during the day will go to the back door if they need to toilet, and during the night they know that there is no toilet break, we will not be controlled and woken to toilet them, if a dog gets into a routine of being toileted during the night then they will keep waking you up,

Thankyou, ill have a look,

hi guys, we just rescued a jrt, but we think he is a cross, anyway we thinking bout lure racing for him, does anyone have any info about it in melbourne?

I have a working B/C and she is a nice dog but when off lead she can sometimes target dogs and rush at them and snap and bark at them but once she knows them she is fine, go figure, i domt know what to do either,

hi, we have eight dogs and they all go to bed when we say and dont get them up till we are ready, having so many dogs mead we cant be ruled buy them, but if we think we are sleeping in a bit then we dont bring them in till a bit later.

Thankyou guys for your advice, we started on the malaseb, and see how that goes, then ill try the other advice if doesnt improve. thanks

My OH's dog Bear(rotty x GSD) has a fair sized hot spot just below his hip. It has only just appeared but the soonest we can get him to the vet is on Wednesday. Would it be suitable to rinse it with malaseb? We already have some of that at home. We also have some Ilium Fungafite antifungal cream left over from one of the cats, could that be used on him? We were thinking we could rinse the spot with a dilute malaseb solution and then put the cream on. Would that work for a hot spot till we can get him to the vet or if it started to clear up with that would we even need to take him to the vet? Any help would be much appreciated.

Alot of obedience clubs are now not allowing the use of check chains, so id go with a halti, but it is your dog

Wish you were still here!!!!!!!!!!!! miss ya heaps

Thankyou guys, Ill miss you Jammi, you will always be in my thoughts!

Well done guys! awesome.

nice photos clover,

of course, no bikes or dangerous stuff this time