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Mali Mali Woo     Barked: Tue May 21, '13 12:00pm PST  Just recently I was in Walmart with Mali and we were walking in a large group of people, Mali has an affinity for infants. Across the crowd a baby started to cry, she lifted her head to try and see through the crowd and why the baby was crying. I told her to mind her business. A man we were passing got very angry with me because he was sure I had told him to mind his business. No amount of talking could sooth him so I told him sorry and walked off. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Hera Zoomer     Barked: Tue May 21, '13 11:39am PST  I give my girls Ivomec for heart worms and a dewormer I get from my vet as well to take care of the other worms such as whip worm. In order to use Ivomec your vet has to tell you how much to give your dog according to its weight and your dog can not be a collie or part collie. If it is part collie there is a quick DNA test that can be done to see if it carried the gene that would make it allergic to Ivomec. Ivomec costs nothing compared to other heart worm medication and is the main ingredient in all of them. The other wormer I get costs very little as well. I have 4 giant breed girls and pay in a year as much for all four what I would pay in a month if I went the other route. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Small Dogs > Proviable

Button 1294868     Barked: Tue May 21, '13 11:26am PST  Here is some information about it... http://www.nutramaxlabs.com/index.php/dog/dog-digestive-hea lth/proviable-dc-for-dogs When my dogs have loose stools I always add pure canned pumpkin to their diet. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Small Dogs > Exercise toy for Yorkie???

Button 1294868     Barked: Tue May 21, '13 11:22am PST  You could also use a dog wheel for him as a way to burn off energy. We plan to make one for Button when he is older. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Puppy Place > New Pup

Button 1294868     Barked: Tue May 21, '13 11:16am PST  Last nigt I started giving Button treats everytime he pottied on the pup pads. Today if he pottys on the pup pad and I don't catch him he comes to me and sits waiting for his treat. He will still have a little mishap here and there, but it is much better. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Button 1294868     Barked: Thu May 16, '13 8:38am PST  My Papillion pup is 9 weeks old and weighs 2.4. he wiil not weight ocer 9 pounds when he is grown. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Puppy Place > Sensitive Puppy Problems (long post)

Mali Mali Woo     Barked: Mon May 13, '13 6:23pm PST  I agree with Hazel, take the pup to the vets. It is never my first choice but your pup sounds like she may need a little more help than others. You said she was chewing on you cabinets… dogs chew for many reasons. One of those reasons is stress relief. When you leave her make sure to leave her things to chew. The kong may not be enough to last her all of the time she is there alone. If the crate is a place she can’t handle right now than don’t put her there. That was a good choice. In the mean time purchase bitter apple and spray it on the area she has been chewing to deter her from chewing that spot. As far as training, I don’t know her age but some dogs mature a little slower that other dogs and take more time to click. Also, you need to work with her every day. If she is slow to mature keep your practice times short but make them more than once a day. Arrange with one friend to work with you, who will repeatedly come to the door. Put her in a sit stay or a down stay back away from the door while you answer the door and after your friend is in then invite her to meet them… try both and see what works best for her. Do this over and over and every time she breaks start over, baby steps. You will need a good friend to do this with. It will take time, your friend might not make it in the door the first day you try it. If I can be of any other help drop me a note. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Puppy Place > New Pup

Button 1294868     Barked: Sat May 11, '13 8:55am PST  I am a Papillion. My new mom has never had an extra-small dog before; she has only really Large dogs. I have 4 sisters all 100 pounds+. ~They are all very nice to me.~ I am 9 weeks old and I weigh 2 pounds and 4 ounces. My mom wants to be able to take me to a dog show in August; she says I will be old enough by then. She says I will get to meet lots of other Papillion’s when we go. We are having a little problem though; it has to do with house training. When she takes me out to go potty, she can’t always tell when I have gone pee. She says I have a fuzzy butt and she can’t tell because I don’t squat like girl dogs do. The grass is almost as tall as I am and I only go a few drops at a time. I don’t know what to tell her, except when I get bigger so will my drops??? My name on my AKC Papers is “Cute as a Button” and my mom calls me Button. It’s nice to meet every one. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Puppy Place > Help! Name for a male papillon puppy?

Button 1294868     Barked: Sat May 11, '13 8:35am PST  I just got a Pap put a week ago. the name on his papers is Is Cute as a Button but we call him Button. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Mali Mali Woo     Barked: Sat May 11, '13 8:16am PST  I have three Shiloh Shepherd girls all about 100 pounds and a week ago brought home a 2 pound Papillion male pup. All of my girls are in heat or just going out of heat, they are in the process of being retired from breeding and through the next few months will all be spayed. Three are 5 and one is 3 years old. The dominate girl is protective of the pup when it comes to my cats getting to rough with the puppy, she will bark or growl at the cats to keep their claws to themselves. One girl shows teeth at the pup but she increased the size of the puppy cave in our back yard. She does not know the puppy will never being going out there with them because of hawks. Another girl thinks he is the best toy we ever brought home and loves to lie down and play with him and the last girl has decided he is her new puppy. When I do take him outside and into the puppy pen she does not leave his side. She noses him away from the fence line because snakes lurk there. While he plays the other dogs head off to the open area and this baby sitter dog as she always did with all of our other pups stays behind and watches this new pup right along with me. He always comes in covered with her slobber. At dinner time he steals from her food bowl, steals her snacks to the point I have to crate him or she will not eat at all. My little boy squeezes beneath the baby gates, weaves in and out of their legs, licks their muzzles and begs their attention and then wiggles is tiny bottom the the middle of the best dog bed making whoever is there get up. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

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