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apparently the breeder will provide training and support - Still don't like the idea ...

Hi :) How confusing and worrying for you ..trying your best, but not knowing much about how dogs "work" . I am glad you came here to ask . make sure the vet EXPLAINS /writes down what medicines , and what they are for :) Don't be sucked into buying an expensive dog food the vet sells definitely show vet those poo photos . Do NOT let pup touch the ground/floor at the vets - or let other dogs "kiss him" This will help avoid picking up an infection ...and maybe stop anything spreading from him ... keep puppy well away from other dogs - and friends who have dogs at home . IF he has anything nasty - you don't want to spread it around Keep us posted :) I agree STOP googling - if you know very little , it can be so scary !!! ;)

One very sad comment ... the photos are too small!!! ;)

AFAIK , roo tail is spine ..the bone construction isdifferent to leg bones . They are not that dense shiny bone like legs .I do not consider them 'weight bearing bones' . yes, they do act as shock absorbers- they have a thick tissue/fat layer on the undersides..and a large amount of tendons . they are great for dogs - with meat on ..as they provide work for every tooth type :)

http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk/running-a-business/digital-marketing/2090433/ethical-seo.thtml http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/public/smallbusinessinsights/article3356877.ece

I've just had a look at others he's following, there's alot of DOLers on his list. It's sus to me. have you googled the name?

admittedly a working dog pup at a function where most attendees will already have such dogs ... BUT .. I have commented on FB and written to the organisers. Anyone else want to do similar ? Organisers FB page 'advertising'

I would surmise it is a business .. and maybe by 'following' gets folks interested, maybe?

eyes?

Guess it helps with the job , and may mean the difference between life & death - as in pain doesn't distract from clear thinking ....

Just watched all that - Take my hat off to Trent - what composure! Good for him .

this morning I was so pleased - he had somehow acquired a rabbit ..and was busy eating ..but he did eventually come & l 'swap' it for something else - he got it back - but that's an important lesson - and he passed that exam ! :)

He surprises me so often .. :) absolutely the opposite of his sister ( who has now been relegated to "outside" the yard - where the workers live . )

if he loves the ball - what about tricks ? Find the ball under things ... scent trails ..... teach him how to push ball with his nose ..maybe thru an obstacle course? That sort of thing :)

great update :)

:) I think Bindi likes them ...in case you didn't know ;)

(the leash is on just because I love the colour :p ) "Dog Pro " bikkies in bucket ...

Aren't they just wonderful ??? :D

what a brilliant shot! :)

Why not contact the Welsh Corgi Club of Victoria to see if they have an event coming up? that is the link I included ;) ..but here is the URL http://corgiclubvic.com/

best of luck for tomorrow :) You are so organised , it should all be a breeze !

Nice thought - but I really don't think anyone would send off their precious dog like that ;) perhaps ask if there are any dog show /demonstrations on around that time - and take your friend ? They would then see LOTS - and really get a corgi fix! :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=zF2RI0f_PhE

Pers, my pet kangaroo Basil (Western Grey) could also scent rain (or he was psychic) Not a cloud, nothing, but Bas would be banging on the back door to come inside - he hated being rained on - and sure enough, within a couple of hours, down it would pour!! It's always bothered me that a native animal would so hate rain, but as he also loved riding in the car, drinking sweet milky tea and eating biscuits whilst sitting on the couch watching TV, I finally decided he was a Queens Counsel in disguise. Probably on the lam from the Mafia!! And he could knock on the door to come in. If he was outside and no one was home to let him in and it rained, he would cringe under the tank stand during the rain, and go "kkkkkeeeekkk keeekkkkk" at me when I came home to indicate his distress that his grey suit and waistcoat was getting wet. As required by law, I set him free when he was old enough, and he rushed back inside saying he wasn't going out there, the joint was full of flamin' kangaroos and echidnas and stuff, and the prickles would ruin his suit. So, finally, he was free to go, but he chose to stay. As for the woman with the dogs. It would be so totally laughable if it wasn't so sad. Sorry to derail the post. Pers made me do it!! LOL a good derail ..and a lovely bit of writing :)