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Thank you for posting your update and writing about the collars. He looks great wearing it. Normally because of where we live our dogs don't usually have collars on. When they have to be leashed then we use Fur saver Collar by Herm....
Actually Jess. It is a bit different with dogs. You see for the most part our current crop of dogs are bred to do something.. they herd, retrieve, guard, hunt varmints, protect property and flock, and provide companionship. So my point...
Nice. Gotta love it when your dog does the job. Mine routinely gets Racoons - and have cornered some snakes for me to dispatch.
http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2012/04/09/slow-growth-diets-for-giant-breed-puppy.aspx I saw this today: Why "Overgrowing" Your Large Breed Puppy is Dangerous (puppy food and large dogs) What's...
In this article on Mongolia today magazine website, the author lays out the history and future of the Mongolian Dogs and takes a look at their future. It is a good read. Check it out at this http://www.mongoliatoday.com/issue/8/dog_int...
If you are not opposed to going to the country of origin we do have a few breeders here. look up shaw
Will be curious to see what if any is crossed within him! Please make sure to post results.
hey guys, so this video has been floating around the internet. the supposed back story is this man attempts to feed the mans dog, man gets angry and hits the man, the man then beats up the guy, the guy getting beat up then gets attacked...
When we lived in italy our dogs used to get things up their nose and in their ears. The stuff in the nose usually work its way out in a couple days. Don't rub the snout as you may be pushing the "thing" further into the...
Cool video. I think what is used on the flirt pole is totally up to the owner and what the dog responds to. Couple consideration is the durability of the bait and its ability to withstand the dog's bite and weight without causing harm....
CAO Puppy Assessment - part 2 ?
This is group if for the discussion and information related to feeding a raw diet to your dogs (ok cats too). Please join this group and post your questions, suggestions, experiences, or other information regarding the various models of a raw diet. The Raw diet typically consists of:
- Muscle meat, often still on the bone
- Bones, either whole or ground
- Organ meats such as livers and kidneys
- Raw eggs
- Vegetables like broccoli, spinach, and celery
- Apples or other fruit
- Some dairy, such as yogurt
So, let us discuss the pros and cons of the raw diet. The good and the bad. Lets hear it.
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