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kendalMemberOlympic poodle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAgY_vaAvx0Canadian poodle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6B1kSDzmyMkendalMemberaww sweet. is that the first time you have put a coulor on her.
there is a woman in Canada who clipped her poodle with the shape of the Canadian leaf on his side then died it red. then did the same with the Olympic rings. it was cool.kendalMember[quote author=Carl&Gem link=topic=14513.msg270237#msg270237 date=1247859968]
as willow is only 8 weeks old if we changed her food how do we do it? can we change over straight away or gradually change it.
[/quote]my Echo was switched to raw at 8 weeks the day after we got her from the breeder. she is now a happy, healthy, cheeky 10 month old.
no upset tummys or anything with us.
kendalMemberthat was the first food Gypsy and Inca were on, but i would never go back to it. far better on raw
Cumbernauld/Glasgow
kendalMemberjust bumping this up. its this thursday.
ans the avon gift bag has a whopping 16 items in it.
kendalMemberso who watched it and what did you think
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kmtl9/My_Weapon_Is_a_Dog/kendalMemberhey welcome, your dogs have beautiful markings.
im kendal, i have Three cockapoos Gypsy, Inca and Echo.
kendalMemberim sorry “talking at length to his daughter” !!!! if i ever caught my wee brother doing that to mine or any other dog i would hammer him.
there was absolutely no reason for her to do that, and no one can say oh she didn’t know what she was doing. because one she was looking about to see if any one was watching(she didn’t look hard enough) and two when she stood on the dogs tale and got no response she moved her foot higher and put her whole weight on it.
i am astonished that the dog did not turn on her, and to be honest i really hoped it would as she deserved it.
i saw some of the comments under the article asking how the person filming could have stood and watched. if he/she hadn’t he/she wouldn’t have been able to prove how much of a sick little B&*$£ she is.
kendalMembersome butchers will give them away free as they have to pay for them to be taken away for pigs swill.
kendalMemberthere is a guy at my training class, who said his collie pup was terrible fro itching and flakey skin, then he used some skin so soft product from Avon. and it cleared up
kendalMembertry some optrex infected eye drops. it has always done the trick with my lot and my pals dogs.
kendalMemberlol yeah your right.
i live in cumbernauld outside glasgow. grate value my mum is a regular there the staff all know her and her pals.kendalMemberwhen my mum had her cocker’s when she was first married and money was tight, my mum and dad would share their diner with the dog or go with out. ie if they were having pasta the dogs got past.
although our local carvery dose a meal of a choice of three meats or all three then stuffing, Yorkshire puddings and as much veges as you like, all for £3.50. so its not bad. but yeah it would be interesting the response about the same situation about kids.
kendalMemberthe vet.
to police as far as i am aware are still not required to check a dog for a chip, that is even if the have the machine on the premises.
the last time someone my mum knows took a dog to the police they told him to take it away and let it loose for someone els to pick up.
the took it to the vet instead and got it home.
what kind of dog is it.
kendalMemberonly found out about the vinegar after Inca ran through a wasps nest, we were so lucky we were with the group as one of the guys just scooped her up and slid down the hill off the path strait to the watter and dunked her. it was scary as she just went limp. but i think it was more shock than anything.
hope the bee keeping goes well, is it just so she can get Honey for herself or is she starting up a wee bobby Honey business.
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