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Yep, use the oil. I typical buy Mackerel in tomamrto sauce or Pink Salmon in Water. I'll buy the ones with oil in it from time to time.

Interesting. I've never seen this as part of RC's promotion of the food. What do you base this on? It is incredibly important that only accurate information be provided regarding bloat. I look forward to further advice on this. Sags Hi Sags, I actually do demonstrator work for RC which is why I know so much about it. My rep informed me of this. Apparently the shape of the kibble is important in the way it breaks down in the gut. If you want to find out more info feel free to contact RC directly as they will know more specifically :p Cheers, Lisa Well I'm sorry then you're not giving accurate information to the customer. There is NO KNOWN cause of bloat, we can only make guesses and that's after clinical studies.

Interesting. I've never seen this as part of RC's promotion of the food. What do you base this on? It is incredibly important that only accurate information be provided regarding bloat. I look forward to further advice on this. Sags There is no known reason for bloat only guesses.

They're fine, fed them for many many years without any issues, people have been feeding them to their dogs for 100+ years. As with any food not all dogs agree with them, so you'll need to form your own opinion.

Yes, you can give a full fish to a dog.

Vension ears are loved by our Danes! They get them everyday.

Do No Harm, Have you considered being transparent? Just be honest with who you are and your beef so to speak because even though you've stated a point you're not actually making a great deal of sense.

awwww great job!

You may like to look into soft elisabethan collars, I ordered one from America as I couldn't find them here.

It's not really something you can overdose on in a negative manner. A drop or 2 is fine. Although I'm not sure if it's going to be a big help in this situation but it's worth a try. You may like to consider mentaly stimulating the pup as that will drain the energy. 4 weeks is a long time for a puppy to be crated, what's the injury?

Ditto, Shampoo/Conditioner can look like Dandruff. When we rinse it takes a couple of minutes to avoid the problem.

Is it just from rubbing?

Your comment/question is hardly relevant in such a thread, why not contact them privately... People shouldn't have to justify themselves about show quality when they ask a simple question.

Scaly Dandruff on my boy is Staph. Does yours look anything like this? Although the photo doesn't show the detail, it looks as through it's actually peeling away like a Snake would shed its' skin. My boy is always on Omega oils and that doesn't do anything for this condition, the only thing that cleared it up was a 30 day course of Anti-biotics, 2 week course and it comes back. Not saying this is what your dog has but dandruff isn't always just dandruff perse'

Sunlight Soap Glo Whitening Shampoo Laser Lites LOL @ is it show quality....hardly relevant to how do I get my dogs nose white!

Dante's got a slight murmur, his Vet says it's nothing to worry about, they just keep an eye (ear) on it.

My boy acts as if my bitch is on heat every now and then and she has been desexed for more than 5 years. I think sometimes UTI can confuse them and then there's just your avergae body changes that let off different chemicals. I'd probably have your girl and boy checked out to be on the safe side.

Give him a month for the hormones to balance out

Anti-histimine? Do you know the reason your dog has eye snot? That wasyou can address the issue rather than band aiding? There is a product called Angel Eyes that helps with Tear Staining if that is a problem for you. http://www.bowhouse.com.au/p/809383/angels...nkle-a-day.html

My guys get the Venison ears, just the right size for a Great Dane. I don't think you'll find any 'ear' product nutritional? Mine get them every day, no issues here. We get them from here: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/50-DRIED-VENISON-EA...%3A1%7C294%3A50 They say the following but not sure how it is healthy perse': Our DRIED VENISON EARS are LOW FAT and FREE RANGE, feeding on the beautiful fields of New Zealand, so you can be confident you really are feeding your dog a HEALTHY TREAT These Dried Venison ears are all natural with no preservatives, no nasty chemicals and dehydrated over a number of hours. I thought the sheep ears were great but just too small for Great Danes. In regards to Cow/Horse Hooves I heard that they're not that great because dogs can crack their teeth on them?

The reason for a dry nose would unlikely be cleared up by a topical treatment on a permanent basis, perhaps it would be ideal to give oraly and topicaly? Do you know the reason for the dry nose? Perhaps a visit to a Natural Treatments Vet could assist? Topical applications to a dogs nose don't stay there very long unless quickly absorbed hehehe

You just contridicted yourself. Yes there are many ways to train a dog because not all dogs learn the same way, just like in humans there are 3 main learning styles and then you can get combindations. One learning style is kinesthetic this is where the individual needs to learn hands on to learn the fastest and most effective way. With my own dogs and foster dogs I haven't been able to recycle the same methods, I've had to mix things up and find what is best for the individual dog. When posting in public forums you may find being less judgemental helps, I'm not sure whether you realised but you post came off a bit know it all and a tad rude to the original poster. Using paragraphs helps people too

17 years is amazing, what a credit to you. I'm sorry you have to say goodbye soon Sending lots of strength.

Shell, were those photos you posted representing dogs you believed not to be 'fine'?

I had thought it was for males only, and it doesn't say much about females on their site. Do they still have seasons? Yep, no heats for bitches. I know someone who has the male Superlorin version in their bitch.