Recent content by Bonzie12

why not give her a bath with some kind of medicated shampoo made for dogs and leave the medicating for a professional who knows what he is doing and not guessing at this or that. the medicated shampoo may help loosen the flaky patches and then you can give the dog a good brushing which may also...

Since you didn't take her immediately after the accident, I'd take her to the vet pronto. she may have sufferent internal injuries in the accident and needs to be checked over now. I can't believe you didn't take her to the vet after the accident happened. if you rolled the car and she was...

Try putting him on a short leash in a sit/stay position, or down/stay position when you start to see someone approaching you. Stand in front of him kind of between him and the passing individual. if and when he starts to get up, give a correction and put him back into the sit/stay position...

Try putting him on a short leash in a sit/stay position, or down/stay position when you start to see someone approaching you. Stand in front of him kind of between him and the passing individual. if and when he starts to get up, give a correction and put him back into the sit/stay position...

My dog learned it from the other dogs at the dog park. he will lift his leg while we are out waking, at the dog park, etc, but at home, he only squats.

First you need to find out if the camping area where you are going allows dogs. Most do not. If they do, he will have to be on leash at all times so being inside a tent shouldn't be a problem since you will have to have him leashed.

Furminator works the best for me. Gets all that undercoat out and cuts down on the shedding.

Why would you even want to get these results. You obviously can't read them so it makes no sense. If you don't trust your vet enough to ask him about the results then you need to find yourself another vet.