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sorry I am not into "new breeds" there are enough breeds out there already to suit everyones needs There are many cute and lovable dogs in shelters- Enjoy your old dog while you have still got him the last months maybe years are so special

good luck with the training

how could someone dump such a cute little puppy :( :) loverly photos

:banan: :banan: :banan: you are so lucky you kept yours in

[img]http://skins.hotbar.com/skins/mailskins/img/Party_/Party_Balloons_Welcome_prv.gif[/img] nice to meet :) as I have three now grown up step-daughters, I now know who to contact next time I have any trouble

I give my two supplements every day without a break

aaaaaaarrrrrrrrrhhhhhhhhh very sweet

one of my sons had seizures as a child he grew out of them by the time he was fourteen..... at times of dissapointment or any upset he could have one... maybe Belle is the same she will have picked up on all that has happened this week it is hard for her too

I am sorry to hear that -you will have to try to keep her out of your room it will be easyer said than done

good to see you passing by :)

it made me smile :lol: whatever next

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:laola: :laola: [size=7][color=red]Congratulations[/color][/size]

a Golden must shred a lot- get whatever is your favorite breed or mix then buy a Dyson cleaner :)

I think I would have complained to the parents,

with the shar-pei you have to wait untill the adult teeth come in the inside the mouth is the right colour (black or dark blue) about 5 months. If the parents have good tempament the puppies will have too hopefully I am hopeing to show the puppy I am getting but the breeder has told me she cannot not guarantee it..... By past litters she should be ok she is almost 5 weeks now

I'm sorry -it's alway hard

[quote]In which case they're put on a non-breeding agreement and fixed as soon as possible. So they are culled out of the gene pool, but they still live long happy lives as pampered beasts. [/quote] sharpei breeders I know do this put them into pet homes no-one gets a full litter of show puppies --------

We have had a lot of rain here just lately I try to walk the dogs inbetween showers. I have just noticed If they make a fuss about going out NOW as soon as we get back home down it comes again..... we have remaned dry

[quote name='Matty']What a cute advertisment. :lol: :wink: [quote]I may look like an American Staffordshire terrier mix, but that's just my disguise. Underneath, I'm pure golden retriever. [/quote] They are basically stating the dog is a Staff X and referring to its personality as a Golden. Very cute :lol:[/quote] i agree too -it's very clever

It could be Demodectic Mange I was horrified when the vet told me Gladis had it- I found homophatic medicine best

he is beautiful- I am glad he is ok now

Can't tell the age by photos, is the pup confident and eating well? 8 weeks is the usual age to leave mum and litter mates the vet may beable to tell you when you get his shots and his check over

I expected a photo after reading your post :( Gladis once tried to drag my duvet down the stairs

It is a bit silly when we had booked we always get asked about temperment of the dogs Keeping them on a lead and carrying bags is normal everywhere