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Thank you superminty, much appreciated. :)

Hi, I'd like to know where too so if you can PM, it wld be appreciated. thanks

Thanks Jess I have posted in the Herding Thread as you suggested :)

Hi, Can anyone provide any feed back on Herding School in Diggers or any other herding schools? A friend of mine has a kelpie and wants to get involved. She lives in Romsey VIC and is happy to travel? Thanks :)

Hi, I friend of mine has a Kelpie and is interested in herding school. Does anyone have any feedback on Diggers Hearding or any advice on others places? She is located in Romsey VIC and is happy to travel. TIA :)

All done, just a little prick, and my arm doesn't even hurt, things have certainly improved from the shots of old

Thanks heaps for the feedback, guess I am off to the Dr today (I hate needles)

Hi, So broke up a little scuffle today and managed to get a single fang puncture on my foot, not too deep but it bled. (Yes I know breaking up a scuffle using ones bare foot is not terribly intelligent...) My question is should I bother with a tetanus? It has been well over 15 years plus since I had one. TIA PS the dogs are all puncture free :)

It will be frequent visits to the dam for us.

What beautiful, beautiful dogs they are (and Puppy!) :)

So sorry for everyones losses, we lost a girl last christmas too, what a crap time for it to happen.... My heart dog is in a wooden box with a plaque and he sleeps right next to my head on the bedside table, where is belongs. He will alway be there. My other animals are also in wooden boxes in my office. When I die, all the boxes will be opened and the contents placed inside the coffin with me. I am going to be very heavy....

Stupid, dumb, idiotic, fools, should not be allowed to own anything that breaths, let alone a dog. What an awesome dog, so much restraint, let hope they don't have more kids in a few years time when the dog will be old and maybe less patient!!!

Hi, Thank you all for the tips I have put cardboard between the tray and the crate and it has worked well, will upgrade to carpet when I come across some. I could use it to line the walls too once the winter comes. Will also pick up some blankets, then put the crate covers over the top which should stop the flapping noise and keep them waterproof. I will stuff the hession sacks and tie them into the crates. I have new dog runs but they seem so large and not cosy at all. They are also about 50 metres from the house and I like to be able to hear them which is why they sleep under the ensuite window. I would love to put them in kennels only but live on a few acreages and have farms around so I sleep better knowing the boys are secure at night (not that they can leave the property but you just never know what escape plan they may hatch in the dark!). Thanks again and

LOL ..... no not hurricanes but they are out on the back deck which is about a meter off the ground and it can get very windy here so the crate covers flap a bit when it is windy, even though they zip on all sides. The banging happens when they walk in/out of the crate as the plastic tray hits the wire bottom. Yep have hession bags but they seem so, well uncomfortable, nothing like their inside petpods. I do put coats on them at night when it is cold. I am sure they are fine with it all, probably just me :laugh:

Hi, I know it is summer now but just wondering if anyone has any tips of how to make a wire crate cosey? It is noisy due to the tray banging on the bottom of the crate and drafty despite crate covers. Oh and I have a chewer or two who think I love picking the contents of their bed off the lawn. TIA :)

Forever in your heart, always by your side.....

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Rescuealabrador.com Based in NSW but will transport interstate. Good Luck

Hi Mossbank, Any feedback on the Anivac? Would love to hear thanks

At night only, I think they sleep better on a full stomach

Your Frenchie is adorable.... and your Newf (RIP) so beautiful :)

Aphelion - the dog in your signature is just gorgeous! Edited to comment on the OP discussion :) Black Hawk for the GSD's, previously Advance and now they won't even touch it in favour of Black Hawk. Cav is on Prescription Diet Hill ID.

I think Layla may be hitting that little bump in the road which can occur when dogs are in or around 2 year old. Teenage years is the best description I have heard. Pushing the boundaries a bit more than usual to see what she can get away with, and selective deafness at known commands. If Layla does all the things you say she does (and I am not doubting you) then you have put in lots more time than the average dog owner, good on you I say A lab getting excited over a visitor...never :)

Good read that one