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US ebay,was $4.95 and $2 delivery

One of the new advertisers on here has this item for anxious ,fearful dog http://www.anxietywrap.com.au/index.html Does anyone think something like that would work?I haven't had a good read yet of the website but quite interested,

Just received my new clicker i ordered,heaps easy to use,goes on your finger

ordered my walky dog today,anyone else ordered one?

is that the lead that you can buy with it as well or a different one?Noticed there was an optional lead that you could purchase for an extra $10 on that website you posted

was it this thread shoemonster? http://www.dolforums.com.au/index.php?show...illusion+collar

Is that the one that the wild one wears to training cwm? Do you know roughly what the price was?

most of the stock i have in at the moment is dated jan/feb 09 There is a new shipment coming into Aust now which will have later dates

I emailed them and that is the one they recommended,just wondered if anyone has any experience with that particular formula

Anyone even tried the Robert McDowell Nervous Rehabilitation Tonic http://www.herbal-treatments.com/dog_nervo...bilitation.html I have a fear aggressive dog who gets very anxious around other dogs (at obedience training)and can't focus as well as she can normally,she's very busy looking around and being quite skitish sometimes and I know her obedience can be great,infact we went up a level each week so she can do everything quite well if she's away from other dogs. I have tried rescue remedy formulas,nerve tonics etc as well but when i emailed Robert McDowell they recommended this formula.Said it may take 12 weeks to get the full benefit but will start seeing results in about 4

While I no longer feed a BARF diet after switching to Orijen I did supplement with things like brewers yeast,vit c,kelp,fish oils etc.You can purchase them all seperately or the website I used to purchase them from also does a mulit vit/min mix http://www.callicoma.com.au/supplem1.htm

we have a large cement one for our dogs which arre gsd's.One always tries to squeeze herself in it after a bit of exercise If theres any place around you that sell garden ornaments made out of cement they may have something suitable.Water stays cool and impossible to tip over

Just received a book I brought on ebay from the US called Scaredy Dog!Understanding and Rehabititating Your Reactive Dog by Ali Brown and have to say its a good read so far,i'm up to page 34 ,infact I just ordered the DVD of the same title. Anyone else read or saw the dvd and have any thoughts on it,did you get anything out of it to help with your reactive dog

bag quotes for that size with a less active dog 2 1/2 cups a day while an active dog gets 3 3/4 cups. I'm feeding my 2 gsd's about 1 3/4 cups plus a chicken wing or a couple of necks etc a day and they're looking great

I'm just looking at dried Green Lip muscle,anyone tried it?

Was told by a new customer the other day that Dr Jean Dodds recommended the Orijen at her recent seminars as well

I have posted in my other thread about training dvd's for aggressve dogs but in case people don't go in there i was looking for some opinions on a dvd i've found.Its called Top Dog by Dr Graham Adams ,just curious if anyone has heard of this guy,dvd goes for under an hour and is $45 so not cheap and don't want to waste my money from the reply about the dvd- The DVD does not suggest any harsh methods but rather teaches the owners how to gain control; a big problem with fear aggression is that the dog has taken on more responsibility than it can handle and requires and assertive, confident leader who can take control and take the pressure off the dog. Topics include: Aggression Miscommunication Recognising the signs Correction strategies Feeding the dog The resting place Dealing with bossy demands Calling the dog Walking the dog Playing games Managing aggression Visitors Mounting Children and dogs Controlled assertiveness. The DVD runs for close to an hour.

Anyone herad of Dr Graham Adams?,I've found a dvd he's made called Top Dog for Bossy/Aggression/Pushy Behaviour Problems but its $45 and only runs for just under an hour here's some infor they sent me- The DVD does not suggest any harsh methods but rather teaches the owners how to gain control; a big problem with fear aggression is that the dog has taken on more responsibility than it can handle and requires and assertive, confident leader who can take control and take the pressure off the dog. Topics include: Aggression Miscommunication Recognising the signs Correction strategies Feeding the dog The resting place Dealing with bossy demands Calling the dog Walking the dog Playing games Managing aggression Visitors Mounting Children and dogs Controlled assertiveness. The DVD runs for close to an hour

Thankyou for the suggestions everyone.I'm not sure if they have previously done the drop or sit on recall before as we've only been in that level for a couple of months but i'm gathering form the rest of the dogs in the class being unable to do it too that it was just something that the instructor threw in

In stock when you're ready

GreatBigPuppy,where abouts are you located?The senior is out of stock in Aust.Expected to arrive tomorrow but may take a couple of weeks to get through customs

just wondering the best method to go about gettting a dog to add either a drop or sit mid recall. The instructor at obedience got us to try yesterday at training,no dogs in level 3 achieved it but i was wondering if you give a command you can't enfore what will happen

not yet,hopefully later this year

mine are going really well on Orijen too.Been on it for about 4 months now,no complaints at all.I've had no customers say they've had troubles with change over either. Some customers going from Eagle Pack to Orijen have said stools have become heaps less and smaller as well

thanks for those links.I do have the Leerburg dvd but at obedience am not able to use these methods so just looking for other ideas