ruski18

hey guys, just a reminder since ur all in WA. just because summer is over please still be aware of the deadly sea slugs. especially when ur dog is sniffing at the seaweed. i know too well after loosing my 5month husky. R.I.P duke

anyone can help with my 1 1/2 yr old female sammy. since puppy i noticed her tail is rather slack and flags a fair bit, i take her to a chyro every few months and he said she had a few bones out in her back. it doesnt sit how it should but is alot better looking after the chyro. recently i have taken her to a bowen and was told there is a bit of congestion in the back half on one side. a week later and her tail is being carried over for longer periods than ever and is flagging a fair bit less. is their any other suggestions on what i can try to correct her tail. thanks

iv been researching for the better part of 2 days on comfortis. i have a major infestation and everthing i try on my samoyed and husky just doesnt work. i have read many posts even to the point of dogs dying from twisted stomaches and constant vomiting (majority in boxers, iv read they have very sensitive stomaches) majority of what iv read is all positive, but adverse reactions have been noted. posts from comfortis in the US http://www.examiner.com/x-14505-Atlanta-Pe...d-death-in-dogs comfortis website https://www.elancopet.com.au/products/comfortis.cfm i am still a little reluctant to try is as it hasnt fully been confirmed for use in males and females in regards to fertility and breeding, also am scared of any adverse reactions that could occur when im not home. by far the cheapest is on ebay $20 less than the vets hope this info helps

hey guys, new to the forums. i have a beautiful sammie who would leave me in a heart beat to chase rabbits and play with little kids. its my first dog and a great learning breed esp when the washing and drying and grooming starts for a show. by far a highly recommended breed