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if it was me i wouldn't be doing X rays simply to decide if it has HD or not at present especially whilst saw. I would do X rays for injury elimination. I head to my Bowen/chiro first . If the dog has put back out before could easily have done similiar again which means extension will not happen especially if in pain . The shoulder may be sore but the actual point of injury could be mid back depending on the muscles. Last week i took my boy to bowen who showed signs of sorenezs in shoulders but i new the pain issues was mid back/tail . My other boy 3 weeks ago pulled a groin muscle that actually stopped him from standing up the pain is so bad,trip to bowen walking the next day with quiet time & follow up .

It is doable but if its windy it will blow everywhere,if you knell down to stack chances are you will stand on it getting up . Running should be easy with the flare out but if your a bouncy style runner it can swish in a odd manner

That is why i gave up being a sec many moons ago. People make mistakes but would no longer tolerate the abuse,the pre show day phone calls all day & night wanting to now who they entered & the list goes on

Soft crates can be very daunting for pups hard to see,often warm with little air flow All pups here sleep next to the bed until they have built confidence then as time goes they are moved to the chosen spot,some sleep outside in the kennels some in the house ,some on my bed & never had a pup object . Stick crate next to your bed & make the effort to take pup out to toilet if it cries. Generally our pups sleep through from 10 weeks because they are sound & content in there environment & there in a crate .

If breath smells & dog is fussy eater my first check would be tonsils,most vets under estimate checking them & tonsils can be an issue in dogs

There are many juniors that get heavy dogs on the table & it isn't so much about muscles but actually being taught how to lift the dog correctly . If Mel;b royal is the show then there really is plenty of time to get a technique happening unless the dog is so unco operative . But you can ceratinly ask the steward whether you or someone can lift the dog there have certainly been runners used at Melb royal so there shouldn't be to much of a drama

The original it is suppose to be an Americaon Cocker spaniel which in America is called the "Cocker Spaniel" Tramp was a mutt but i would say Irish Terrier/schnauzer origins. That clipped the dog is clearly a Cavie & tramp a hairy moodle looking thing

One should bend front & rear ine a mirror.No one wants to see your puppies either . If unsure then get man to sit in ring side style chsir let him have a squiz ,if this occurs you have an issue

So the puppy will also have to learn to use the stairs plus go to its toilet spot??

http://www.greggrantsaddlery.com.au/ProductDisplay.aspx?category=SX600307822 The picture is what i am referring to. You can use them all over in even strokes,do not rub like crazy in one spot or you will take all the coat out.Use evenly all over Use on the legs front/back to remove dead coat,on the feet,face,head. Scissors you can buy from clipper world ,1 sided thinners is all you need & something like Wahl around $70/80

Pants will look butchered with straight scissors,generally all you would do with the pants is brush.strip out ,if wanting to take some bulk out then you would use thinners but better to leave thepants natural. Feet scissor around the edges,thinners for hair between the pads or the easiest is get a slick & easy stone & strip the feet hair ,you can also use this on the legs to remove the dead coat & get the nice colour there .. As for the Malt if you scissoring the top coat with straight in can look well cut depending on the texture ,most groomers will use the clip on combs which leavea lovely look ,if the coat is very thick & able to be shaped then you can scissor after a brush & bath out but if very fine & sparse scissoring won't leave the best look. As there surgical scissors the length will be fine for feet but to short for extended trimming so you end up with many more cutting marks through the coat

Yes the breed would be helpful ,Alot depends on what your scissoring what result your after,the coat condition when trimming & above all how often you do it & yes the scissors being used (thinners,length ) Generally to leave a mark means the wrong scissors for the wrong job or using them the wrong way to get the job achieved

I find it easier to explain this way . The dog on Frasier (TV show) Parson ,in American there called Jack Russells,here the Jack Russell is what we now & the parson the taller leggier & slightly different head shape

Has her routine been changed recently due to the baby Did she use to spend more time inside with the humans ?? Is she now spending more time outside than she is use to last minute ?? Does she still get the walks & play time she did before

Well its that time of year again . Love looking at all the photo's from the Specialties

Futon beds & then add on top. Depends how destructive they are & how clean they are . My guys are clean & non destructive but like comfort . I can use what ever but find the futon mattress to work very well with the comforts on top but i cando the foam option but find the dogs seem to not enjoy there comfort as much .

Does he sleep on your bed or under the blankets.Most dachies dislike neatness they like to burrow & hide under things ,they do like being with there humans & usually sleep like velcro dogs next to you . I gather they are in sep crates ?? What happens if you put them in together ?

He wasn't vaccinated recently??

Depends what has already been used by the breeder

Also use a mirror or reflective window for training ,you must see what the judges see or video

http://www.pawsitiveanimaltherapies.com.au/about.htm I use this person when i fly into Melbourne for shows,she comes out to me & find her excellent