Parkeyre

i want a goat. ;)

I thought i saw a puddy cat... I did I did.

We've decided on a date; and on Wednesday afternoon my three Aussies are going to be photographed for my prefix's website. So we'll have movement shots; gaiting and possibly some frisbee shots since they love that so much. We'll have stacked shots - front, each side and head study. I would really like a photo of myself and my two girls laying beside me on either side on the lawn. But what else? What props should we use? what do you suggest that can be used more then once, or can achieve nice photos? I'm stumped. Please feel free to add 100 ideas, photos and suggestions. I would LOVE your help oh mighty DOLers. ;) FYI. All three are black tri colour australian shepherds. All three are medium coat, medium height, the male has a lot more coat then the girls though

What about Ahwa or Na'vi from Avatar?

what about Glimmer or Shine?

Has Kinta started to warm to her yet?

I like simple names.

How about belle? French for beautiful.

Maybe flick her an email asking for her advice, and saying you will take it all onboard and then decide from there what you feel is the best thing for your dog. I'd try not to upset though, she did just spend 8 weeks raising this pup who she probably cares very much about.

How good does it look. It was a comic strip

I've done it a few times before. Don't worry about it. The only one time I got to meet my pup before bringing her home, she was petrified of my partner and I and screamed at us, so i took her brother. In saying that though, the others were all bought unseen (only by photos) and i trusted my breeders to choose. They made the right choices.

Are there any states remaining that do not require microchipping?

Same here. The buggers spy the eggs in my hand and start wiggling their butts. One will run around with her egg untill she finally drops it The others are straight to smash them and eat the whole lot.

You're not alone!! I have my boy Jack that does it in buckets and pots etc. My oldest will do the same thing in my curtains and drapes - she also goes into a trance about it.

I have no advice; but I just wanted to send you my thoughts and hopes for the best. You'll know what's best for your dog and no one can push you to do anything you don't want. Big Cyber hugs to you my dear. Please give the big man a cuddle for me. Bon.

LOL!!! When we first picked up Cooper he howled and cried and screamed at the top of his lungs all the way home. We'd never driven to the town where he was born before, and we managed to take the longest way home via a scenic route. The poor puppy must have thought we were the worst people in the world for taking him away from his mummy and siblings. To this day; he's still a whiner sooky lala.

Your pups vaccination should have well and truley kicked in or else he shouldn't be flown on a plane with other animals in cargo and risks of parvo anywhere and everywhere. Whenever I've flown a pup or dog, i've taken a leash and collar and taken the pup for a walk straight away for a wee and a water break. Once the pup has toiletted, I'll put him it in the car on my lap or in a crate with toys and just pay attention to him, if he gets uncomfortable; he might need to toilet again.

That's the best result!!!

when the pregnancy was confirmed, birth, weekly photo updates and occasional phone calls. ETA: The, not teh.

Once or twice a year...

My dogs and pups always have fresh water available. I don't understand the reasoning for taking water away at night.. I toilet train all of my dogs with the water available right through the night.

RIP Vader. How heartbreaking for all involved.

Sorry; that was a double post.

Petstock?

+1 to everything that was said here.