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by Jazi » Thu Apr 25, 2013 2:54 pm
I did daily, and likely will again with whatever pup comes my way. I might actually do two daily, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, after seeing the benefits I had with Skoll. It depends on the individual dog and also what else you're feeding- eggs are nice for dogs with digestive issues (like Skoll) because they're nutrient-heavy but still really easy to digest which means the nutrients are being absorbed and not flushed through the system with a tummyache... Skoll had a lot of tummy issues so egg was always on my mind to start him on, and it worked out well. The added calcium helped firm up his poop too.
Now for dogs that are weird about eggs, you all should see Mocha when presented with a whole egg. She doesn't crack them... she rolls on them. *facepalm*
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by catcher. » Thu Apr 25, 2013 4:33 pm
.:.Mississippi.:. wrote:12tallyhO12 wrote:I have never heard of that dog food, I've always fed my dog IAMS cause that's what she ate when we got her. And My mom hates wet dog food smell >.> But it sounds good (for the dog, I'd never eat wet dog food)
I found this on the interwebs

I though it was funny xD
That's my tag on Alacrity! xD
Edit: That... IS my tag from Alacrity! You go there then?
Yea I did, Its really funny/cute
EDIT
On the whole egg chat, I give Tally (my JRT) a egg every now and then, but I didn't know they could eat the shells. I always though that it'd mess with their throat or something
Hey sorry I haven't been on. Busy lately, I don't use my computer much anymore anyways
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by Skye Selkie » Thu Apr 25, 2013 10:19 pm
Dakotaswonder wrote:Hey, anyone have any puppy training tips? I just got a new puppy and overall she is a good dog but I would like to train her to grow up a good dog? So ic anyone open to help?
Try not to name her something that rhymes with go or no or sit or any other commands
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by Skye Selkie » Thu Apr 25, 2013 10:19 pm
Dakotaswonder wrote:Hey, anyone have any puppy training tips? I just got a new puppy and overall she is a good dog but I would like to train her to grow up a good dog? So ic anyone open to help?
Try not to name her something that rhymes with go or no or sit or any other commands
⚙ You’ve got a good heart. Don’t ever lose it.

No matter how the world tries to break you ⚙
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by Saracirce » Fri Apr 26, 2013 7:38 am
Clemmy managed to fill her food bowl with one push of the pedal today xD If you push it down far enough, it tends to stick a little bit and release a lot of food at once. I think I nearly drowned her in praise.
For those who don't know what I'm talking about plus I like showing her off
"Only ignorance! Only ignorance! How can you talk about only ignorance? Don't you know that it is the worst thing in the world, next to wickedness? - and which does the most mischief, heaven only knows. If people can say 'Oh! I did not know, I did not mean any harm,' they think it is all right."
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by MacGyver » Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:14 am
Woot woot! Lol, I just bought Victoria Stillwell's book, "It's Me or the Dog", for $3 x)
It's in brand new condition; I'm so happy I found it because our library doesn't have it.

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by evergreen » Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:29 am
Omg this is what happens when I leave the dog and the boyfriend alone together. I receive a text at work that went like this "call me, squirrel, dog, in the house...wow" so I immediately assume the dog must be injured or the house must be destroyed.
Call my boyfriend I guess he was in bed with the dog (lazy buggers!) and heared a squirrel outside the window. Murray has issues with squirrels, he HATES them. Ever sense we were in the garden shed and one jumped out and startled me he can't stand them. Anyway He went out with the dog because the dog was having a fit. No squirrel. Turned to go back inside and as he opened the door it came out of the flower bed and Murray chased it right into the house! My poor boyfriend! All he could do was hide the cats in the bathroom (the dog was going nuts he was afraid he would get over excited and hurt one of them). I guess they nearly turned the place upside down! Unfortunately Murray caught the squirrel

but at least it's not still in our house.
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