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I would say agility with a wolfhound will be a hard task . Depends what you want to live with one is lazy as one is way more active

If your getting an older dog chances are it will already be spayed especially a bitch . If getting a bitch & planning to keep her entire your current male may decide that isn't fun for him even though he is spayed . We are breeders but i can't stand girls in season so we have a small number of entire bitches & once retired they are spayed asap . We have had 2 pyo s picked up very early as we pay attention which is a must with entire animals Girls in season are either something you are happy to deal with or not ,you can certainly spay when more mature in a larger breed

Hopefully not to many will be affected by the fires & the road closures tonight,a number of dog folk are up that way & been evacuated or can't get in or can't get out. A few dog people went bush walking last night to get home & another was allowed back in around 11 am .

To be honest i would worry less about socializing & playing & worry more about care.

I don't care if there not always cheerful,i have stewarded in the past & anyone who does that job deserves a medal due to rude exhibitors,people that aren't ready,don't listen,walk off ,never answer there calls & many that blame the stewards for all sorts of evils After all it is the exhibitors job to be ready but a steward who is in charge is a wonderful tool especially as many do the job on there own & as a volunteer

Never ever used one for spaying ,only had one for eye suregery & that was a requirement that we also agreed with. We have a vet clinic here that insists on them as part of there care package .The funny part is you can go to the shop down the raod & buy one for half the price & the actual correct size. A good vet who does a good job rarely requires a bucket,yes some dogs can be a one of a kind . The dogs hate them ,the wrong size makes drinking hard . You can buy dog neck braces which stops there heck from turning & still allows drinking & laying comfy

First thought would be spondolosis (sp)

a chair

I agree you always get something said that acknowledges you have won/placed or something . The steward is the person in charge of the charts As for ribbons we have a bucket here ,most clubs rarely hand them out like they use to as they cost to much & if people really want them they will ask plus when going back in the ring you end up with ribbons & no where to put them or in pockets that are being used for other things

We have swapped some dogs to Earthborn Coastal catch & it has worked wonders . We didn't have issues as such but we prefer feeding a fish based food & after others brands keep changing there make up we swapped to this & its great & the dogs love it

Most of these photos are very average ,the Irish looks awful in its photo compared to what it does in the ring . These aren't true to stacked photos & many look like there slipping on the flooring

im on sunday the 24 ,specialties the following weekend & the hopefully back on Monday with either a breed win in our camp or one of the puppies .

Most good wire crates come with a puppy adapter to adjust the size

Does this person work night shift or do they not here there dogs bark if the others can't sleep?? Poms themselves are very vocal & i can imagine why they have complained there yappy bark does your head in after awhile. Not sure about a citronella collar on such small dogs . Given she doesn't want them inside i would leave it to her she needs to be prepared to compromise too but chances are these dogs aren't toilet trained . You can tell her the obvious inside,more attention/mental games. I would stress she is very lucky the neighbours have approached her first off & not gone to the council but she needs to do the hard work & seek help or change some living options before they do head to the council

The reason why we never take deposits . How old is this person ??

We brought the Mini stamps just ashame they couldn't have used a dog that had correct ears

I haven't owned either but from my involvement in the show world i would go Aussie over a Border anyday

We bottle feed from day 1 if we feel its required we don't use eye droppers .We bottle feed to top up from mum & often just for a few days our last litter we did for 3 days with 3 smaller ones We also never use calcium syrup but each to there own there

I look at socializing differently & that is not approaching & playing with every dog they see & this isn't because there show dogs but because when i go for walks or sitting at the vets or similar i don't want my dogs to think its there right to play. My dogs are allowed to play on my terms & when appropriate . I have big boisterous dogs,they play rough,there intimidating if allowed & when older there nearly 40 kg . At 15 weeks your dog is small & manageable what you have now is very easy but consider the behaviour now at 4okg . Playing doesn't mean it will be socialized any better . My big dogs are taught the word gentle,they are taught to lay down for little dogs ,i still appreciate there big dogs & as such will play with the power of a big dog but i can minimize the risk onlead & educate for manners & if they get to excited i can simply walk away & they don't care game over They play at shows & have fun when all parties are happy for play time but when they aren't playing they are sitting calmly in the pens . Don't think the chain will create issues used correctly it will work well & it will be shown on a chain without any dramas but consider the obvious at present what your doing isn't working ,Flat collars don't work for every dog & being open minded as a dog owner is a must ,i would sooner use a tool that will work for said dog than have a dog that is no pleasure to walk & will get harder . Avoiding dogs wont train your pup but allowing it to play because it pulls is just rewarding bad behaviour ,mine don't get to play under those circumstances &there is nothing worse than seeing the owner getting dragged by there dog wanting to play i avoid them like the plague because they display no control or manners.