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Cool The Kid
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Doxie in my avi literally threw up her food for the day in two solid sausage like tubes of semi digested dog food Very weird Same dog breakdancing
Her and her friend we were sitting
Love my puppy.
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Actually just got off the phone with my dad... the Bonny Dog above was just hit by a car (a ******* Budweiser truck) and is in route to the specialist. She is at a vet now but they can't operate. There is head truama of an unknown extent, blood in her eye, and skull/ jaw fractures.Originally Posted by NorCal
Hope for the best.
My sympathies as well. That's really rough. Please give us updates.
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Does anyone else play music for your dog? I'm trying to figure out what mine would like to listen to.
Does anyone else play music for your dog? I'm trying to figure out what mine would like to listen to.Originally Posted by StephenHero
Why do you want to do this?
I'm in Paris and sick ... well, as a dog, but that didn't stop me from travelling for 12 hours yesterday to see a litter of Boxers and one particular puppy. He is the little monster leading the attack on the stick about halfway through this clip. Lovely little guy and I really like his father and grandfather but I may to pass.
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Most countries. Even if it isn't illegal in your home country most breeders tend to do it so they can sell/show/work their dogs throughout the EU. Canada will go this way soon.
I'm used to it now and while I still prefer the look of a cropped and docked Boxer, I believe there is a agility benefit to the tail. Did you ever read the articles I posted about the natural docked tail Boxer? Pretty fascinating stuff.
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I'm used to it now and while I still prefer the look of a cropped and docked Boxer, I believe there is a agility benefit to the tail. Did you ever read the articles I posted about the natural docked tail Boxer? Pretty fascinating stuff.
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WHat can I use to toughen up my GH pads? He seems to have cuts and limp because of the rough surfaces of the city?
Also anyway to make the experience of going into the crate pleasant?
I left him out this morning and he pissed and crapped in the second bedroom where i keep his crate. And hes terrified to go into that room because he associates it with the crate.
Also anyway to make the experience of going into the crate pleasant?
I left him out this morning and he pissed and crapped in the second bedroom where i keep his crate. And hes terrified to go into that room because he associates it with the crate.
I only have a minute but there are products that will protect and strengthen pads.
This dog has never seen concrete.
Put the crate in a room where you spend some time. Feed him in there with the door open. Eventually he'll see the crate as a good place. This is a dog that has seen a lot of crate time and should be good with it.
More later.
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This dog has never seen concrete.
Put the crate in a room where you spend some time. Feed him in there with the door open. Eventually he'll see the crate as a good place. This is a dog that has seen a lot of crate time and should be good with it.
More later.
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Doxie in my avi literally threw up her food for the day in two solid sausage like tubes of semi digested dog foodOriginally Posted by Cool The Kid
Awesome. Not the vomiting, the dog.
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