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I am glad the videos have been seen , and wish you definitive answers tomorrow . Take care ...

pat, have you sent the videos to the vets and breeder ? that's the most important now .....

this a basic set of instructions for iPhone ..obviously if you don't HAVE facebook, or email on yr phone, you can't use them. On messenger, however...you just need their mobile number Here's how you can send videos through an MMS text message: Open the Photos app. Tap on the video you want to send. Tap on the Share icon in the lower left corner of the screen. Select one of the options for sharing your video (Message, Email, Facebook, etc.) Enter the name of your recipient and then select Send.

Oh ... can you send a text on yr mobile phone ?

Anyhow - I hope you get to show it to the breeder and the vet - it may help them understand . you can at least email or text it to them

You will probably need to post the video onto somewhere online , like flickr , or youtube or instagram, or facebook ( make it public ) ..then post a link onto here ? I think !

sounds worrying for you. have you video'd this to show the vet and the breeder ? if you don't mind it would be helpful if you could post the video ( or email it to someone here ), so we could see it as well . When something unusual happens with puppies, it is always really important to share the knowledge , so that it may be helpful to someone else later on . It may be helpful to you, too ..somebody might see , and say 'Hey!~! I've seen that before!! " Have you had dogs before , or is this your first puppy ?

that sounds very scary . is she still doing it ? How long after her 3rd vaccination did it begin ? Did you buy her from a private seller , or a breeder ( you would have a pedigree with her kennel name etc ) ? Can you remember if she had jumped , or twisted , or anything which may have hurt her ? Is she eating , chewing, drinking OK ? Any vomiting , upset tummy , change in toiletting ? I am so sorry ...

Absolutely no idea, sorry , I had to search hard to find out that much . perhaps ask at some of the universities ?

Awwww.. poor Trouble in big troubles So sorry ,T .

This is easier than downloading someone's e book ;) Apparently it ends up a graph to determine the best period in which to vaccinate pups https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/lab/cavids/canine-nomograph-what-is-it/ first sentence

Oh, poo That's not happy news for you . You know , being a dog, and having no real understanding of what all this means is a blessing for our companions . Really . Glad he's still 'LIVING' life , being adventurous and enjoying his food take care .

..and please post photos

He is a 14 wk old pup. Almost a perfect description ;)

he probably is happy it is STILL 'forced' as in he cannot turn around & go home ;) get what I mean ? he has no idea of the damage it's causing .... I also agree with Rebanne re food Chicken frames & whole turkey necks will be great additions !

Ok ...toilet training-wise ..it can be tricky . what he's learning now is that it's absolutely fine to : a toilet inside b eat/sleep/play near where he's toileted c Play with his waste ( because it's on the puppy pads.) Outside is definitely a better option if at all possible pups of this age need to have hours of exposure to different textures/scents/sights/sounds ..and to learn to assosciate toileting with blue sky & grass9or dirt/gravel/whatever) ..unless he is to toilet indoors always. I would not use chciken necks for a large breed puppy - too high a risk of choking Necks are the shape of a pup's gullet ..and can get stuck. use chicken frames. he could have 1/2 chicken frame (carcass) he doesn't need rice or pasta ..and not many veges dogs are designed to build better bodies from meat - muscle meat , organs, skin, soft bones, marrow, ... from different animals /birds/fish . he may enjoy chewing on large whole carrots ..cold ..or large apples, too!! It depends on which food he is eating as to how much he gets ..it does not sound a lot of food Walking 5 km ? that is way too far for a growing puppy . Why ? As pups grow, the ends of their long (leg) bones are soft ..cos this is where the growing happens . Too much 'force' walking can damage these , and cause problems later in life . this the commonly accepted walk length scale . Non - forced (no leash) play in the back yard is fine ..he can rest when he wants ..and he's not just walking and walking ... With your gorgeous boy , BRAIN WORK will be perfect for him - tiring him out more than walking, and giving him heaps of new stuff to learn :D have a look the following links. https://stayloyal.com.au/7-things-about-dog-food http://k9protraining.com.au/feeding-your-pup/ http://k9protraining.com.au/2005/10/17/puppy-development-schedule/ https://www.puppyleaks.com/easy-ways-to-keep-your-dog-busy-indoors/

war time ...

Nellie is fascinating . A bit of Adelaide's heart

BDJ ..that is just lovely .Nellie in an early Pageant !!..what a memory .and projected on one of the old walls ...love the window decoration . The little girl DID have fun @Roova I think she did ;) it's a picture of an old Adelaide Christmas pageant , crafted to fit on a certain wall . the little girl can be seen dancing bottom -left of centre. Nellie is a mechanical elephant ..life size . Her skin is grey leather ..and she looks realistic She moves and acts amazingly smoothly , thanks to all sorts of gears . I think she's about 70 yrs old

yep!!!

@Roova wow!

A very happy GOTCHA day , Tits

OH MY ................... The Instagram page/s <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< I think I just melted my rose coloured glasses!!

beautiful photos to tell the story as well ... i doubt those kind of photos can be faked Just lovely .

LINK teaser photo .