denali

Totally agree with this.

Took the individual treat photos this morning. These were my "helpers" not letting a single one go unnoticed.

Week 17/52 The Hunted- i wish the focus was more on the cat- not the leaves- but i like it anyway :) Week 18/52 We are moving house in a couple of weeks- and this was my announcement to everyone

Does anyone know the genetic of the early greying gene? As both his parents are now getting on in years and still looking fully coloured :) Hmm.. maybe he is growing them in response to his annoying younger brother.. he is a PITA. i wouldn't blame him My personal favourite is the vizslas who get the grey socks too :)

Kokoda has just turned four, but over the past few months i have noticed that he is starting to go grey. He is getting white eyebrows I just feel 4yo is a bit young to start greying? Henry is 6 and still not a grey hair on him. I am guessing it is normal, but its just a little sad watching the visible signs of ageing- because its a gentle reminder that they're not here forever What age did your dogs start going grey? Or should i say 'silver'

Wow that's impressive! Apparently the i30's have a decent size boot too. They do People always doubt his boot space and are then amazed when we can fit whatever it is into it.

A per the other thread, I dont know who wrote that article but it was terrible. Very emotive, and the person is overtly bias against the two new products without any real data to back up their claims.. not an article that works for me. No scientific article should be full of exclamation points. Quote NexGard and Bravecto have no repellent, so they do not aim to deter parasites,therefore the risk of infection for humans and animals is increasing! right.

I dont know who wrote that article but it was terrible. Very emotive, and the person is overtly bias against the two new products without any real data to back up their claims.. not an article that works for me. No scientific article should be full of exclamation points. right.

Done for one of 3. Will do the others later :)

I really disagree with some of their apparent "dumb" dogs..

Adorable!

Wow! Just read it is efective for 4 months for paralysis ticks too- not just the brown ticks.

Interesting! If it does actually last 12 wks that would be great!

Spin Stand in a basket/ on a stool etc Army crawl Take a bow Hold something in her mouth Wrap herself in a blanket "go to bed" I am sure i will come up with more

I started with a canon 1100d, still have it, still use it and love it! Takes excellent photos, even just on auto, and a good one to learn manual on. ETA: The photo of kokoda in my sig was taken with it :)

Dammit! If only i was quicker to see and enable you! Oh well- next time :D

Yes, i won a houndbag- vr similar, in a raffle and its excellent :) http://www.houndbag.com.au/www/home/

No problems at all!

Gorgeous Nek!

I have some catching up to do! Everyones pictures are excellent. Even those just with phone cameras Week 13: Deniki and his ball. I just love this for some reason. Week 14: This was the sunset a couple of weeks ago- when week 14 should have actually been , i just loved the clouds- especially the fluffy one on the left that looks a little like a tornado. My house isn't really positioned very well for any kind of view- so i was happy with this :) Week 15: Group shot of the boys- I think Kokoda's face is hilarious. He is such a weirdo- so he kind of ruined the normal family photo, but made it 10x better anyways! ] Week: 16: Henry turned 6 the other day- so this is his fancy portrait. Taken on a trampoline Uber fancy ]

I would be very happy to- i do dog grooming from home so could use a few of my clients to get breed variety if you wanted. I just don't know if i would be termed a "good photographer"

He is now 2 years old :) and has had the raw food since the bag of food he came with as a pup ran out. I actually believe it is an environmental thing now. His food has not been changed at all however he now does not scratch near as much. It flared up last weekend after a trip to a friends at Hervey Bays- so i am assuming it is an allergy to some plant or grass. I just manage the flare ups with calendula :) Seems to be working so far.

I don't personally, but a friend of mine did in her old lab :) Gave her an extra 3 years on a two month diagnosis. Whether that was the T or not, but its worth a shot in any case :)

he is gorgeous! :heart: I so want one oneday- when i have time for lots of brushing.

I would have to agree with Maddy- the weatherbeeta ones never fit my dogs right. I don't have one of their jackets but i have a ruffwear cooling coat and it is good :) So if their jumpers are the same standard i think they are the way to go.