VizslaMomma

Such a life.... such a glorious life.

Thank you DDD and VM :) We both take the responsible care, protection and promotion of our breed seriously. This makes for a much safer and happier community, and very happy dogs. But we don't spoil them. You just ask them. Zeph told me. He told me of the conditions he has to endure. Yep, he told me some days his tail ACHES with the excitment of wagging so very much as great things happen in his day. If only every dog scored a loving human... if only.

Just replied to the other thread,sheena. Did not notice this one. http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/260206-dog-lifting-his-leg-indoors/page__gopid__6591977#entry6591977 :)

Price wise, the Woolworths brand, Select Every Day Incontinence pads should work. Coles may have the same but I have never checked there. If the boy is just marking, then liners might also be effective. Aim would be to not have something too bulky to cause discomfort. :) eta: Homebrand liners are most cost effective too.

It's not just terrific but also a boost for you as you try to look after Danny. Great to have a caring professional having your back. Paws crossed Danny continues to improve. :D

Amen.

In a nutshell. :)

Works a proper charm.

Not noticed...........much. Has to be one of the DOL enthralling threads this.

Does it not happen that a dog from the next generation is special, in its own rights, though?

Does it not happen that a dog from the next generation is special, in its own rights, though?

My boy! My boy! All three of mine have been purple. And they have suited the household perfectly. I have a thing going :p Purple would be my 2nd choice. My 'boys' have all been MasterBrown ( aka Brat ) sighs.

My boy! My boy!

I had not read your posts, KC. Just happened I had been talking to a Neo owner about prices. In fact my quote was for pet

Neo Mastiffs, Cane Corso can be. Some of the other breeds are going higher in price.

Squuuuuuuuuuuuueeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! Adorable

Would there not need to be a bit more frequency than indicated?

Hi Steve, I just click on ur link there's nothing about Eosinophilic Cranuloma or any other health issuses... Broadly speaking there is. The book describes using Aloe Vera for different treatments. That was Steve's intention, I think.

Now there's a dog. UK friend's Mum had one. The Mum fell over and knocked herself out. Her boy Spitz got the Chi to stand guard. Then he went outside to the fence by the neighbour and called for help.... Neighbours were home and recognised that the dog was trying to tell them something. The Mum ended up in hospital with a broken hip. Her Spitz was hand fed chicken as rewards for ages. :)

LOL, by mail cliiping I thought you meant the dogs disliked what came in the post. :)

Just lovely :)

This is gold! Pure gold.

No fair! You is tormenting me now! Me wants Rotti puppy so bad... T.

Have you spoken to anyone from Virbac recently? I was making enquiries about using Supreloin for a 9 month old Hungarian Vizsla. The person I spoke to gave me a whole heap of info that I was not fully aware of: a few weeks after OoSwift made her post about the experiences she had with her dog. I got told outright that a 6 month implant can take longer to cease its functions. I could give you the name if you were interested.