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  1. You could use Manic Panic as well. Its safe to use on dogs, and they have some awesome colors. Or a less messy way to do it would be colored hairspray which you can get from priceline, Have Fun
  2. For those of you that use Ester C, what dosages do you give your dogs. I had to get the tablet form. I'd just really like a few opinions. Thanks
  3. No it doesnt sound like the furminator will be the best tool for you. I get dogs this time every year come in the same way. I have found that a wide toothed rake is a good start to pick through the matting, splitting it with scissors can help too. Then as you make progess use a finer rake. It can be a tedious process but I find it works well without hacking at the coat.
  4. I can now confim that Remy 'Pickaxe Magic Power" is in pup to Oscar 'Aust Grand&EngCh Koendidda Umrum' YAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY So Stafford Litter Due 26th November
  5. You dont have to bathe her if you dont want to, but.......... If you dont get her used to it by the time she is fully grown and one day needs a bath, guess who will probably be wetter, just a hint it wont be the dog On a serious note I just like to expose mine from a young age to different things they will encounter in life, it does help
  6. VAN is the best food ive ever had my show dogs on, I struggled for ages with my males coat and condition, about a week after starting it, a new dog!! And I had tried EVERYTHING But I only feed this, and only with Roo, No other meats
  7. I swear by Vets all Natural. Tried everything with my Stafford, last result Cortisone injections. I tried this and have not looked back. Within a week I had a new dog!! I now feed this to both my show dogs and will continue to feed in the future. Mixed with fresh Roo. No chicken No Beef. Bones roo or lamb and occational fruit. A very strict controlled diet can only improve things to some degree. Hope you find something that works for you
  8. I have only used the conmurra but love that particular system. I found Hydrobath systems in adelaide and their design much the same and alot less in price. With transport to victoria it was still cheaper. Has been run 5 days a week all day for the past 3 and a bit years no probs
  9. Another Performa Oil user here :D . I think it is far superior to anything else. And I think I have tried almost everything !! Value is not an issue for me, quality is, it just happens that horse products are often cheaper and better quality than products aimed at the pet market. Other than that Yes Linseed/Flaxseed oil is also good and priced well at stockfeed places. I never found human capsules to be much chop, but thats not to say others dont benefit from it.
  10. I just use the Lawrence brand, I find them really good. I use them everyday in my salon and they still look like new after 3 years when I last purchased one
  11. Try and split the matts by running one side fof the scissor along the skin under the matting and cut thru, do this a couple of times and you should be able to pick away at it with a rake.
  12. Try contacting an Insurance Broker, it varies greatly. Im lucky my mum works in Insurance and they set up a special package just for me :nahnah: Also try looking online, not many will cover you from what I can remember, so look hard for the best cover and price
  13. As Dali-love said slide on side of the scissor downwards from the chin under the matts and slice through the matts in a few spots that will help create space so you drag out that dead coat. Just use a plain old long toothed rake to pick thru, you will get there. If its going to distress him too much you could always get the owners to give him a sedative before he comes in. Its not something to routinly do but in some circumstances it makes for a less stressful situation.
  14. The idea you have may be good for owners peace of mind in theory, but in practice would not be the best idea. How are you going to unclip a dog that has just turned into Hannibal Lector?? Without getting bitten, Its almost impossible. The only safe way is to crate or runs. I think anything else is an accident waiting to happen. Sometimes i'll let a dog kick around the salon out with me, but not together with dogs from another household, it only takes a second.
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