mouseatthebusstop

I thought some BC too nice dog :D

how nice. I will look forward to seeing photos :D

Gladis does not meet the breed standard for a shar-pei. It did not notice untill she was about 4 months old her fur is too long the longest it should be is 1 inch on some parts of her she has over 2 inches. We have had her sprayed. We love her just as much as Paddy. I think if the dog can have a normal life is should be sold on condition it is spayed/neutered

NO MATTER WHAT TIME YOU READ IT. IT HAS THE SAME EFFECT :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

I HAVE EMAILED THEM :)

I only know the pads alter with the surface they have been walking on :)

JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE CARES FOR THEIR DOG LESS THAN YOU DO, DOES MAKE WHAT YOUR DOING AS RIGHT! :cry: THERE ARE MANY WHO CARE A LOT BETTER THAN BOTH OF YOU. HOPE THIS MAKES SENCE

glad your back, keep us updated on your grand-pa

a very moving story :cry:

yep a hero

:n00b: HELLO- we like looking at each others photos I have had a look at your dogs :D see you on the boards

congratulations on your new puppy :Dog_run:

sorry don,t know much about labs. My sister had one :D

:( you are very brave. My thoughts are with you

:cry: I am so sorry. I belive there is some sort of animal heaven :(

good

:D :D

:D :D :D :D :D cute

It is very sad. :cry: :cry: :cry:

yes I agree too :D

I have the same problem with Paddy and Gladis, I tried every time the dog pulls stop wait for the leash to go slack before starting again. It was very hard with both of them together. next a harness worked for a while with Paddy, I had to put Gladis back on a normal coller she still pulled her skin was sore where the harness was. I have found now that when I take them both out on normal collers when one starts to pull give a little tug on the lead and say nicely. If they still pull say "I'll fall" like I mean it. We are getting there. I can not walk them on their own it would take too long. :)

[quote]Would it help if you put his crate in your room? At least until he gets over the seperation anxiety? When mine were puppies I always put the crate in my room until they were housebroken. Then they dont feel quite so alone[/quote] if your parents would allow it

[quote name='bk_blue'][quote name='mouseatthebusstop']when we had Alice she could catch moths and flies in flight as they flew past her.[/quote] BK still does that though he has about a 10% success rate. When we were at our old house it had floor to ceiling windows in the lounge and he would lie at the window and bang the flies against the window to kill them. You always knew when he was catching flies because you could hear a big "clunk" as his head hit the window. :roll:[/quote] she was 100% never missed one unless it was too high for her

I would surgest salt water to keep it clean. Poor Hazel :(

:( thank-you for the update