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Just wondering.... If the problem is smelly feet, what can you do about it? I noticed my pups feet may be starting to get a little 'sweaty' smelling (I noticed my hands had a mild odour after touching her paws pads)

Its not Logan, but we were really happy with the Puppy Preschool held at Pet City at Mount Gravatt - we did an 8 week course with our little one and it was fantastic to see the changes over the time We also did Bonnie's puppy preschool - which is more casual - as the course at Pet City was not starting for a few weeks after we got out pup and we wanted to make sure she was getting to meet other pups to play during that time Both were great for us I have heard good things about Wagtails at Rochedale also

our beagle pup loves her chicken necks - we freeze them too as otherwise they are gone in less than a minute, and being frozen makes them last longer - also in summer is something nice and cool I also freeze them inside an ice block (e.g put one in old butter container and fill with water) to make a chicken neck-sicle - keeps her busy for ages and again is nice and cool for summer

We've found mashed pumpkin helped our pup with the runs - although it was only an instance of one runny poo before we tried it - we just mixed in a tablespoon with her normal biscuits every meal for a day or two (although now she has a taste for pumpkin and we give her it as a treat occasionally) I'd be checking with the vet if its been going on for a while

I found it at www.dogfood.com.au Dick Van Patten’s Natural Balance Ultra Premium Dog Food 14.9kg $98.00 http://www.petshops.com.au/catalog/index.p...968f6389582a664 BTW, Has anyone bought anything from this website before?

hmmm, sounds like she had a chat to Dream on Sunday - that behavior is exactly what Dream does with her dry food *most* meal times She used to love it and scoff it down, but now its a mission - sometimes she won't even consider it unless there is pumpkin or peanut butter in it - and even then sometimes she'll sniff and leave. So we do the same thing you are doing, take it away and out it comes for the next meal

Hi I've been looking into Dog Rocks too - have you seen their website? Dog Rocks Website It says on there that Dog Rocks don't change the pH of the urine but they filter out tin, ammonia and nitrates... I have no idea how they actually do that though! We currently just give our dog brita filtered water since thats what we drink anyhow - maybe it does the same job since I've not had any problems with lawn burn (lawn holes yes, but changing the water isn't going to fix those :D) I'm interested to hear what people have found gills