Rebanne

Exactly SG Whippets are very strong in my area, no idea about your area. But I'm with the others, show the breed you want to live with. Which is why I show my minority breed - Greyhounds. And if I did want a whippet to live with I wouldn't let the fact it would be very hard to win with it locally change my mind, I'd still get one.

oh yes I remember that weekend, you went away Sat night and came back Sunday morning and had the breed standard printed out and had already joined a international Yahoo group if I recall rightly. You were hooked well and truly!

Turmeric in diet link #1 This is one website I found which has so far been the most detailed. And one I can link to quickly. Down the right hand side are links to different areas and you'll find their article about Turmeric. I've been googling as well. Do you add anything to the turmeric to aid the bioavailability as most sites suggest?

I'd like any references you can find about lipoma's and tumeric. Fern has a infiltrative lipoma near her spine. Would like to stop that in it's track's if possible.

so 7 little tollers? Well done

Airedaler, I will swear to my dying day that my osteosarcoma boy knew and approved what was about to happen to him. I believe you.

My dogs are usually PTS at home. I let the others out once and they couldn't have cared less, in fact the youngest ran over the top of my dead girl! A couple of times, when it's been the boss dog, the others have seemed a little lost for a day or two but it was nothing major and all adjusted very quickly. Mostly they have acted as if nothing is different. Hugs to you but I wouldn't be taking the other dogs with you.

My dogs alternate in and out with no protests. They are out while I am at work and as they can't read my roster they never know when it is going to happen! :laugh: Besides the kennel I do have tramp beds under cover but to make it a bit more sheltered I made 3 sided, rooved enclosures around them out of particle board. Very easy and cheap to do. No fronts. Just screwed together with right angle thingy's with the holes in them already. Being open fronted and mine are quite tall your fellow may be happy with something like that.

my last litter also used to split into colour groups :laugh:

Just had a litter of 7, 6 surviving, with a maiden bitch - greyhound

:D makes my heart sing

sorry for your loss, but all the best with mum and pup Same from me, your little boy can play with mine over the bridge

Really if you are worried about saving $100 or less a year then you had better rethink this whole dog owning thing. Are you going to let your dog suffer through an illness or accident while you find the cheapest way to get the attention it will need?

I really don't understand your posting style or what you are actually asking. I have 30 kilo plus dogs, do as little chemically to them as possible. With such a small dog as yours I would be buying the correct size by weight of anything I needed. No way I would be trying to save a few dollars by buying larger tablets then halving them. Best you ask your breeder what they use.

I don't understand ( These will be halved til the dog reaches half of the prescribed weight ) What size dog do you have? I wouldn't buy any flea stuff until you need it. I wouldn't start heartworm treatment until at least 4 months old. I'd buy worm tablets as needed and at the correct weight for the dog

Let us know how it goes Rebanne. So far so good. No sloppy poor, no farts, no scratching. And fussy boy appears to like it.

2 brindle boys, 2 blue brindle girls, 1 white and blue girl, 1 white and brindle girl

Long day ending in a C section. 4 girls, 2 boys surviving. 1 deceased boy. Paige doing well and a great Mum.

3 pups so far.

My bitch with her first litter of two fed until at least 6 weeks. Second litter of 8 said no way at the 3 weeks mark. Would clean and interact but feed - nope!

Poppy is gorgeous

I can't believe an ethical breeder would say it's ok to rehome a pup at 6 weeks. The vaccination won't have even had time to take effect let alone anything else.

I give my greys half a lamb flap at a time when I feed them. Much bigger then 5x20.still doesn't take that long to eat them.

Lovely post, the oldies are very special

My experiences have been good