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Good luck with your search. AlI I can suggest is checking out the breeders list here https://www.dogzonline.com.au/breeds/breeders/cavalier-king-charles-spaniel.asp and also each states club. SM is in the breed here but not sure how much.

what a weird add. It sounds like the breeder is trying to rehome but they talk about she for half the add then it changes to he.

I do know someone who started their senior kelpie in a wheelchair and gave good quality of life for another 12 months. https://www.facebook.com/MUSCLESnMORE shoot Janine a message, she may be able to help.

re colours and certain behaviors. Wasn't cocker rage mainly in Golden Cocker Spaniels?

I don't think Aussies are into the reviewing thing very much. You'd best be finding a Doberman specific site.

you can also get long life lactose free milk

I'd get a vet check but no I don't have personal experience. Good luck

I wish you luck, my dog was tested/investigated for coonhound disease some years ago, turned out to be steroid responsive meningitis. She never got to the paralysed stage though. It was a very scary time.

off lead in an on lead area, owner by another meathead

I feed supermarket brands. Farmers Market, Supercoat, just bought a new one Elevate, Nature's Gift. I've fed Cobberdog from the rural store as well. I'd say it makes up about 1/3 of their diet if that.

There was a Greyhound recently killed by a "pitbull" type who was a declared dangerous dog. Owned by a well known rugby player who shipped it off to his sister in a different council. Did not advise the original council. I hope he gets the book thrown at him. Reading the article it seems pretty clear he was trying to get around the dangerous dog declaration.

not personally, sorry. @Troy can this be moved to the health forum please

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I did. Once I got home. I was at work when I got the photo's

I bred a girl who needed a new home. She will be 5 in September so 4 1/2 years in her original home. A new home was found and her new Mum and I met over FB. Straight away there were questions on how skinny a Greyhound should look and what to feed her as the new family weren't happy with things. Saw a photo today, hard not to cry. Severely underweight. And I mean borderline emaciated. And this was after a fortnight of good feeding. Why did her old family start neglecting her? Was it because they weren't keeping her anymore? I'd seen photos and videos and it looked like she was living the life of Riley. She'd never been registered and the microchip was still in my name. The new owner was fixing these things. As well as asking advice about feeding. Vet visit Monday, bloods will be taken. Why were the old owners so bad in the end? I suppose it's possible this poor girl has an underlying health problem but nothing was disclosed. I just don't understand why people do this. I am glad I'm no longer breeding.

It says the texas heeler is a cross breed so goodness knows what characteristics you may get. Whichever way you go ask the breeder for guidance, you would want one of the softer pups not the hard drive one. My first dog, at 19, was an Australian cattle dog cross German Shepherd. I managed to train her to be a very good dog, she was brilliant. So I would think you and your daughter could do likewise. Check out puppy schools and obedience clubs that use a positive method. But I can't stress enough to seek the right sort of breeder. I know I was lucky with my first dog, I could have had hell on 4 legs with that cross.

Fingers crossed.

Give your breeder a ring first off. Sometimes it's takes a couple of weeks to get papers back and then the breeder needs to send them out. If you wanted to do the right thing breeding wise you would need full papers which are coloured blue. Then you need to join VicDogs.Also you would need to do any health tests required for Staffordshire Bull Terriers. You may also need to do DNA testing. https://dogsvictoria.org.au/

Could be spey incontinence, which is easily helped by medication.

Who said he had to walk more then 30 minutes? As the others above but just walk him for 15 mins and never hot ground ( I see you are overseas and it's summer there )

Have you tried asking on FB? If you send me a message with details on where to send etc I can ask in a couple of breeders groups

I do enjoy a naughty pup ---------- as long as it's not mine Welcome Snickers and Natalie

Livamol was always suggested to darken dogs up. I used to give a rough teaspoon to a GSD with snow nose

I must admit I love my vets Standard Poodle cross, I assume with lab. Would have to be one of the nicest,calmest dogs around. But I wouldn't want to look after the coat.

No, I'd wait out the full month. What if it was a bigger entire male that came along and tried his luck? Might not end well.