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Thanks for the heads up!

are you treating the yard, gardens, bedding and house at the same time ? If not you are not breaking the cycle That was my thought as well. How are you treating his bedding, yard etc?

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That is awesome!

Its good to hear of responsible owners for a change!!!

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Yeah Sentinel Spectrum is a good option as an all-in-one.

Supply should be back to normal now. Just got a heap of RC giant in & been told there shouldnt be a problem for a while

The Royal Canin giant would be my suggestion

Ive been looking at adding these to my stocked range so its good to hear some positive feedback. RRP is $41.70

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I have voted for your idea, however i dont think it will be effective as it is. It will need a lot of improvements and development to make it market ready.

See in my area its not really an issue, everyone generally picks up after their pooches....

Yeah i have heard of this before. After talking to the company rep about it they told me that it is toxic to cats and to only use it on dogs. I think ive also read it in a few threads here as well.

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Um okay, thats a little overboard?????

Yeah, I think that's a great thing actually! While it may be annoying for you - clear reminders like that are for the best for most people! Yeah i see it as a good thing as well!

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It may not be the same in every state but im pretty sure its not illegal

It's a foot in the right direction. If you see ads from puppy farms all you can do is report the sellers and hope that gumtree removes the ads.

Love this idea!

Yeah i agree the Sporn Halters are a much better version but as stated may not be suitable for this particular issue

if clicker is going to be your predominant method and you're going to be providing a substantial amount of calories that way (especially in smaller dogs) then I dont see why not use the food. It's true NILIF. Normal food will increase in value to the dog if it cannot access it any other way. I dont think things like cheese, sausage, schmackos day in day out as treats are a good thing for a dog either. My dogs will work very hard for their kibble if it is not accessable any other way. get him a small bite kibble. I train enough dogs that sit there and munch the treats their owners bring none of them seem have gotten the memo that chewing equates to lack of learning some people bring some hulking great dry treats lol poor dogs are sick to the stomach Great post! A trainer that i know recommended these treats to me, he breaks them into small pieces for his training classes.