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I have a spotty potty for my little dog, I'm guessing it's the same one you are talking about. I have found it excellent as it is very low to the ground compared too the pet loo. I found pet pads unsuitable as she would move them around and play with them.

I would love to know more about people's experience with this! I have an itchy dog so am very interested. What results have people had back?

Totally agree with this! I find big dogs always want to smack their paw on my girl.

Oh god I wouldn't be able to help not picking that lol, my poor dogs have always had to put up with my picking and squeezing.

But that's the thing the offspring are more than likely going to be a cross, are we are talking about the resulting offspring ending up in pounds? It's usually the oops it was the bitzer down the road the road that got to her suituation.

Same I would rather quality. My dogs food bowls are even human food safe and am am equally fussy about her toys and treats.

Remembering dogs ear canals are L shaped hence the massage and squish.

Liquid cleaner with a good massage and squish around and then wiping out with a cotton ball.

This is the one I bought my girl, I would say your pups would take the same size. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great news! Glad it's worked out well, I also have a soft spot for Bon, would love a pom like her :)

Last one I swear lol. Mine sleeps like this all the time, very much Velcro dogs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Such cute photos! Don is that a pup you go to meet? Chaos my next one I would love a Black and Tan smooth that pic is so cute! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And lots of photos!

Yep meeting them is the best way to work out if they are for you, I haven't looked back with my monkey :). They really are fantastic little dogs.

I know its only a snippet of what is happening but Bonnie looks in that video no way challenging Lucy, if anything it looks like she is trying to disappear from Lucy.

My mum came over with her little dog for the air con. Dogs had so much fun playing in the cold air.

I can recommend the griffon bruxellois, I have a 2 yr old smooth coat and my mum owns a 1 yr old smooth. They are very happy, active little dogs and don't seem to suffer from breathing problems like other bracy breeds. They love other animals and adore everyone. They do well as apartment dogs as long as they get a good walk and playtime, mine has an indoor toilet as we are in a townhouse with a unusable backyard. They are extremely smart and pick up things very quickly. I can recommend a Melbourne breeder to speak too, pm me if you want the number.

I watched it on TV, they said the dog had attacked before hence the dangerous dog status. It looked like they had taken the dog with them on a trip as the dog was in a motor home on the news, they lived in NSW and it looked like they had taken the dog on holidays with them to the sunny coast.

Great post labadore!

One made of chocolate.

I have a smooth griffon and would love another but I would never get a rough coat as the look just doesn't appeal to me.

The 'I've just been desexed' sad face lol But she doesn't often look sad, she has such a happy little face lol.

My dog is essentially an apartment dog, I live in a townhouse with a garden for a backyard but she isn't allowed out there as she eats the bark and chews on the onion grass that is almost impossible to control which makes her sick. She is 100% toilet trained, she goes on her doggy toilet which is fantastic as it only has to be cleaned every 2nd or 3rd day but I pick up the poos straight away. It has worked really well for us, she gets one walk a day and free run time at a field near us. I would recommend a toy breed (mine is a griffon bruxellois smooth). She really doesn't seem to mind not having a backyard and it's so handy having her trained to a dog toilet.

As someone's who's dog is an apartment dog and uses a dog toilet, that is a really nifty idea.