Scouty

Great to see you are well on the road to recovery. You are one strong woman. scout

is this a double for $20? they dont last long in the sun! ;)

You can always send them over to play with Bossie. But you might not get them back!!! ;) good luck on your recovery Brag away scout

Welcome Best to post this question in the sub breed of this forum. good luck Scout

yep it was not on vic channel 9 either welcome back Jed!!!

When we got Bossie, i booked her in with our vet just to give her the once over and to meet her new doc! She received a glowing health check and we talked about diet medication/vacination. We want to do it right from the get go. I fully trust my vet and we hope to have a long and enjoyable relationship (as in, the three of us) I will do it again with the next pup i get. She only gets the once a year check up unless something is of concern throughout the year. scout

looks like a trip then. oh forgot to say this as well its almost like she has a weak bladder sometimes. thanks for the very quick advice scout

Um if i wipe her with tissue its clear? And i am gonna sound discusting here, but does not smell either

ok i have the following, can anyone help me out? I have a 12month old boxer bitch. Not desexed. Never have had a bitch this old not desexed, so first time for me. Have been told not to expect anything till about 18months - going by her breeding lines. I have observed dribble out of her fanny, actually if she sits and then gets up from the tiles there is a little puddle, about the 5-15ml worth. Its not wee, but its not googie either. I am not really sure what this is. can anyone enlighten me? scout

Totally agree there. It's fine for your dog to be on long term, we have a few of the same dogs at our clinic. Some have tried using Tucker Time in the past but that's at your own risk. Pancreatitis is so serious I wouldn't be risking another attack. If you switch to Z/d she may lose weight- you may have to increase the servings. My dog unfortuntely died three days after coming home after sending 5 days in intentive care I would be doing anything and everything to make sure you don't go back there. You of all people know how bad they can get. Don't change it. From memory i was told anything under 11% fat ( i think) dont quote me though. Is good. We were on RC. But changed to the blue brand - I am pretty sure thats the advance stuff. good luck give her a bis hug for me, she is one lucky girl scout

guys if you are interested in the NRG no-nots from HL. It will be on special come 4th june till 3rd July. scout

one more the dissaproving look!!!!

I think i can play at this Having a cool down Helping in the garden

sorry for my ignorance, but what is a Dally? :D :D sorry scout so i can keep an eye out for you guys A big personality driven white dog with spots - yep, a Dalmatian! Thanks mmoo We are trialling in Obedience, Jumping and Agility and I suspect that Dallies and Boxers might have similar challenges in terms of training. There are a few people at Hastings who trial in obedience too - more probably compete in jumping/agility. well why didn't ya say so :D So i am guessing you are really tall with blonde curly hair and you do the longggggest recalls, and your dog comes right to you. Or have i mistaken you for someone else (probably knowing my track record getting the wrong person) That's us

snobs creek. We stayed in a house on 6 acres. Fanbloodytastic. Backs onto the goulban river and a short drive to the lake. Plenty of things to do there. scout

sorry for my ignorance, but what is a Dally? sorry scout so i can keep an eye out for you guys A big personality driven white dog with spots - yep, a Dalmatian! Thanks mmoo We are trialling in Obedience, Jumping and Agility and I suspect that Dallies and Boxers might have similar challenges in terms of training. There are a few people at Hastings who trial in obedience too - more probably compete in jumping/agility. well why didn't ya say so So i am guessing you are really tall with blonde curly hair and you do the longggggest recalls, and your dog comes right to you. Or have i mistaken you for someone else (probably knowing my track record getting the wrong person)

sorry for my ignorance, but what is a Dally? sorry scout so i can keep an eye out for you guys

WELL, i utubed CCD OMG. We are soooo not ready. Guess we will be on the side lines for a while. Thats great cos Hastings is my club. Guess i might see you there then scout You can always post videos on the YouTube thread here and get some comments/suggestions from DOL triallers... It's very helpful! Even just videoing yourself and watching it back is very helpful in itself, even if you're just using it to review your own footwork, etc. Def not ready to go there yet. Plus i have such a hard time getting my partner to video me riding let alone some simple footwork!!! thanks again everyone. Such a great resource this site is scout

WELL, i utubed CCD OMG. We are soooo not ready. Guess we will be on the side lines for a while. Thats great cos Hastings is my club. Guess i might see you there then scout

I am guessing you are local!! Do you go to my club? Will def ask this weeekdn if i can steward or at least help out at our next comp. Sorry did not go to Morningtons trial. Must have a look when the next local one is.

gs - just missed your post sorry! ok, yes we have a club coming up - i might just put my hand up to steward there. Focus, i know that we do not have that totally on board 100%. Theres a problem there. Please don't get me wrong, i was not bagging the instructor, just thats she's only seen a snapshot on the day. Compaired to alot of other instructors that have encouraged me to enter. Looks at this stage just going there to watch/steward will be the right thing to do right now. thanks again. scout

so what are the rules. no food? am i correct? scout Here's the link to the Australian National Kennel Council website http://www.ankc.org.au/Rules.aspx scroll down to obedience to download the rule book. You will be aiming at commencing your trialling career in Community Companion Dog (CCD). You are probably a way off from being ready to trial, but will give you something to aim for. Go along to an obedience trial and have a look at the CCD class, which is nearly all on lead. If you feel that your girl is ready try her in a mock trial. To enter trials you will need to be a member of Dogs Victoria and your dog be either a registered pedigree or you will need to apply for an associate register number and purchase a trial entry book. Trials are listed in the Dogs Victoria magazine. Good luck bully, fantastic information you have given me. i get dogs vic already and Boston is registered. yes CCD sounds familar. am going off to look now thanks a million Bully. We can do some off lead work already. But am going to look into it now so we are MORE prepared scout

ok since this is new to me, i am hoping i am answering you guys all the information you are asking to give me good advice. My nerves are fine actually. Was pulled up today not standing still at the 2min drop and leave. I was moving my arms onto my hips and moving my legs from side to side (swaying so-to-speak) Trialling in obedience - sorry she DOES wiggle a little when someone comes up to touch her (stand for examination) Each time we have had a internal comp she has won or come second - so goes up to the next class. also yes, stringing a few commands together is ok as well. so what are the rules. no food? am i correct? scout

I am planning on trialling my girl. This will be my first time as well as hers. My instructor today at club said she was too young and immature right now. Boston is one today and is a boxer. This is the first time she has instructed us. So how would she know. Should we go in and just she how she goes? Or wait a while longer? scout

our thoughts are with Tyson. Take care little buddy, scout