Amstaffs4me

Sorry should have added that she has been having kelp in her food once a day apart from that I don't know what else to try?? Its not faded it just hasn't all filled in yet , hoping it does soon though it is filling in slowly . Just don't want her nose not to be totally black :p

My almost 4 month old amstaff girl still hasn't had all of the pigmentation on her nose fill in . I was wondering what if anything can be done to help it along a bit? I am aware that it can take a while but thought that her nose would have been all black by now. I'll add a pic so that you can see what I mean.

Ok wasn't planned to get the girls so close together but here are the two latest members of our family ..... Meet the Girls... Name: REBEL Sex: Female Date of Birth: 7th February 2008 Age: 16 weeks Colour: Red Hobbies: Giving anything that stays still long enough a bit of a chew! Loves: Her family , following the kids around and sleeping Hates: Having to wait her turn! Name: ROGUE Sex: Female Date of Birth: 18th January 2008 Age: 19 weeks Colour: Blue Fawn Hobbies: Watching and learning then make sure your not the one that gets caught! Loves: Her family , following the kids and FOOD!! Hates: Having and empty bowl!

Double post Whoops! :rolleyes:

Where do most people normally get their training pads from? I have heard of them but never seen them

Gotta love teething time!! Just supply plenty of goodies to chew on :rolleyes:

Have heard the pineapple trick before my friend use to do it with her dog and it worked

Great to hear that ! Hope all stays on track :D

Have you heard what happened at the vet yet? Good luck anyway will be interested to see how she goes hopefully it doesn't take much to sort the problem out Jealousy and anxiety in dogs can cause lots of problems that sometimes aren't so obvious until you take a step back and try and look at the situation differently... Good luck!

My girl was doing this for a while we got a few opinions and really took notice of all the times it happened and what was happening around her when she was doing this. It turned out to be a anxiety issue which was just her way of getting use to two house moves in 6 months , she seemed settled and normal and happy in every other way took us a couple of weeks of watching her and trying to catch her out that way we knew she was a bit anxious so we could make a bit more of an effort with her (like taking her for a walk, something fun!) to distract her. We moved house again about 9 months ago and she did the same thing only twice though but it seemed like her way of telling us she wasn't so sure of the change. All sorted out now though

Had the same problem at my place. Just by bitch tho been told to use the rocks in their water . Does anyone know how the rocks work? I haven't really researched it yet but still looking for options and getting ideas as to what to use. Thanks

Sorry can't help you, I've been trying to teach my babies to do this for a while and don't seem to be getting anywhere.. But thanks for posting I'll be interested in the replies you get :D

Only ever used advantix on my guys with no problems at all , can't say anyone we know has had any problems with it either