Miss BeRidgierent

ok...,apologies for that.

Oh if you can remeber could you let me know if it does? I am looking at getting Boss desexed soonish and would love to know if it helps.

..and it's funny -why?he may well choose the wrong dog one day Humping is a behaviour which is a visible sign of what the dog is thinking/feeling... and often it needs the owner's understanding and intervention, so the dog in question becomes more socially acceptable- to dogs AND humans. Humping can be a sign of assertiveness/dominance. humping can be started because of an irritation around the penis..... an involuntary thing...which then may become a habit,if the cause is not teated very quickly. Humping can be originally puppy play/exploration.If this activity is not diverted/distracted, and it feels good to the dog- well of course then it becomes a habit..and humping toys/humans/unwilling dogs/bitches can lead to all sorts of unpleasant things. Who said I let him do that? Well I don't. I was laughing because of the gay remark. But anyway I don't let my dog hump other dogs because it's funny nor for any other reason.

Mum usually cleans the house but seen how they are away I have been doing the house work now I know why my mum yells at me all the time but she thinks it his dribble dare I tell her what it actually is eewww I wouldn't tell if I was you It's worse when it lands on your feet when letting the dog outside for a morning pee though Or in OH's case - when you fall asleep on the floor and wake up with the dog standing over you and something dripping on your head Thank God Kei keeps himself clean 90% of the time haha no im not planning too, I usually have a chuckle when she says "Ohhh boss has been dribbling everywhere again" I think to myself oh yes dribbling! eeewwww your poor OH haha

haha and its boy dogs too, he like to hump boy dogs and lets boy dogs hump him. But I was only joking when I said that.

Mum usually cleans the house but seen how they are away I have been doing the house work now I know why my mum yells at me all the time but she thinks it his dribble dare I tell her what it actually is

Oh great fewww hes not the only one. I don't think it is smelly well I don't lay on the floor and smell it Yes and alot of elbow grease to get it off.

Yeah think I will give it a little bath when I get home, and do that for a couple of days and see if it gets better. All you need is a very large syringe, no needle, and you place the tip inside the sheath and squirt. Ahh thanks will get some on lunch break.

Thats what i was thinking because he gets very aroused by my partner. Always trying to hump him. I think my dog is gay I think your dog may have a few issues with who's in charge!! Yes, haha im not silly he is very head strong doesn't do it to me so I need to teach my partner how to be boss. He is actually getting better.

Thats what i was thinking because he gets very aroused by my partner. Always trying to hump him. I think my dog is gay

Yeah think I will give it a little bath when I get home, and do that for a couple of days and see if it gets better.

haha well yes that what I was implying. Yeah I would like to get to what it going on, he isn't sore around there or anything.

Boss has a discharge that comes out of his willy whacker is this normal? Its a yellowy colour and it drops everywhere and is really hard to clean off the tiles when its dry. He has been very ROWDY lately trying to hump everything. Oh and Hes not desexed. Should I be concerned?

Link for their website if anyone is interested http://www.qldlurecoursing.com/

Oh bad bad memories of thunderbird park, when I was little my family went up there for my nieces birthday. We were horse riding and my dad was standing watching then he got hit in the head with a boomerang got 10 stitches and has mental problems because of it. Mind you this was a few years ago, they didn't have signs indicating there was boomerang throwing practice going. So hopefully they would today.

I am going to use Ams idea Breed: Ridgeback Age: 2 years Weight: 40-45kg Food: Minced Chicken Meat & Bone Minced Beef, Lamb & Fish Fruit (apples, pears, seasonal fruits) Vegetables (pumpkins, sweet potato, beans, leafy greens, seasonal vegetables) Eggs Yoghurt Flaxseed Meal Omega 3,6,9 Kelp Garlic (that is all whipped up together) Bones with good amount of meat Amount: 500grams of meat and 500gram of Bone with good amount of meat Cost: About $2.00 a day

Oh bless her cotton socks. Sadly I am not in that area. Hopefully you will find someone steve, which I am sure you will

To the public he would look like a long haired whippet maybe a cross. Your breed isn't popular, I guess that's what comes with having an "unusual" breed

As you were lure coursing yesterday in such hot weather, I would say its the heat. Just make sure he is drinking and if you don't see him drinking wash his mouth with water so he is getting some water and keep him cool. He should be fine.

Ohh I used to go there all the time until my girl past away, my boy doesn't enjoy it as much as she did. Its a great day and the dogs love it! And lots of lovely people there. As soon as the hear the motorbike start up every dog gets restless. I must go again soon.

Yep so true, my girl did that before she passed away. She bit my ex's face and he had to get like 10 stitches and some nasty scares to show for it. She would never have hurt a fly he just got to close.

I totally know where you are coming from. When I get home I have to stick my bum out and put my hands out so he is kept as far away from my feet, but still manages to get me at least once! I think hes actually broken a toe before because he stood on it something crazy like 10 times once because he got sooooo excited that he was going for a drive. Its not cool when the dog weighs almost more then you

took me a while to figure it out but that's an awesome shot.

Its so sad isn't it. I haven't experienced it much and I am regretting the day Boss passes away. But WOW you had a pig too!!!! Obviously a wild one? My sister owned a wild one, Blackie, but she saved him as a piglet from pig hunters and raised him. This is his story he was quite famous http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/its-ov...3266689103.html here is another link for anyone interested http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0...43-3102,00.html

hey guys Just a observation question. I haven't met alot of GSP before but every one I have met has some sort of aggression towards other dogs, not people tho. Sometimes its just a growl and other times its a full on snapping, biting, growling confrontation. Is this a common thing with this breed? or have I just been unlucky to see all the naughty ones. thanks