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OK..so FB have changed things albums marked public used to be viewable to anyone. meanwhile... here are some photos. My apologies.

those IKEA bags are popular !

Today, at the Riverland Field Day/s (yes, there was farm machinery ... but ... ) PHOTOS

Brilliant outcome Little poodle dog can now just enjoy everything.

looking forward to photos

Rebanne has explained it very well . Your poor dog is still basically in 'puppy rearing mode ' ... her body doesn't yet realise her life has changed. Everything has been quick ..and she hasn't caught up please do not let her free run for some time . ...she doesn't 'need' it , if she is on a long line , and also gets plenty of nice long walks where she can sniff This way the bond between you can be strengthened , training is made easier , and she can adjust to her new situation more safely and smoothly . She doesn't 'need' to play with every dog she sees, either. YOU should be her main playmates now ..and some dogs you know and trust ...in a safe environment for a while . It would be awful if a fight was started because of her confused behaviours It IS rude behaviour ..for dogs and other owners ..and is your responsibility to control in case she gets in trouble

yes. You are It is just so very easy , once you know the way I have ...and so have others here, given probably hundreds /thousands of pills this way with NOT ONE choking incident promise!

Bunny-hopping may also signal a luxating patella ... not a hip problem . Supplements will not be of assistance here .

That's how all ours get pills ( modified according to size ) LOL Wouldn't do it any other way . It's fast, sure and easy ... takes someone to show you the correct way ..and off you go!!

If it's a dog .. ...

the people HERE or HERE may be able to advise you .

I have always used a muzzle ..a soft , open basket-type .. so they can still drink , bark, pant ...Mind you my dogs have not been left alone with stitches in .

Hmmm.. onesies . the fabric may catch on stitch ends and pull ..irritating the wound .... make sure the garment is not tight fitting . Probably unsuitable to leave on an unsupervised pup , too much to chew etc .

Dogs adjust to the prevention collars OK ..humans - not so good :P

This is a surprisingly common occurrence .... They cannot /would not associate the two .....eating the cloth, and pain on toileting ;)

..and do some more googling, and you find this ;)

Dags in his nice new hi-vis collar from K9 pro !! Not often I buy new things ..these were on sale ..yayyy!! I also bought a new 'longline' as my other one has finally unravelled and become unusable it lasted years!! Bought it from a DOler . the new gear is made of Syn Tek ..my first experience with said product ... so we shall see. I DO like the fact that it does not attract prickles/dirt/moisture (Snaphooks are on all collars . It means a dog can quickly be secured with reasonable safety almost anywhere ..on a jeans belt loop, a fence wire, a piece of twine..even a tree root ..and still have a swivel to turn with. )

I wouldn't trust him left alone . not yet. Blood & bone can be deadly ..plus, yes, it can lead to LOTS of digging.

It has brought you much pleasure and pride....That's great. It looks good..such a cute pose :)Thanks for sharing.

Agree

I remember them from last time !!

thought I'd sneak this in ... The Boss, our Dad (88 yrs young) & Me today, for Father's Day ...

oh! There are those beautiful hands, too ;) ..perfect for displaying little morsels like these girls

Ohhh my!