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Behavior & Training > which harness to use?
Callie NPC,- DBE, STCH,- LP1, CR
 100% pure Love- Sponge Attention- Hound! | 
| Barked: Mon May 28, '07 11:37pm PST |  |  |  |  | I would suggest trying a Premier Sure-Fit harness. Properly fitted, it should be escape proof.
And if this is the harness you're using:
http://www.petsmart.com/media/ps/images/products/detail/larg e/January05/lg_55571_41b11.jpg
I'm not surprised you're getting out of it so easily. My kitty brother had several and could get out of one within 2 minutes and one within 30 seconds. Figure 8 harnesses really are not the greatest design, let's just say. |  |  |  |  |
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Food & Nutrition > The Best Dog food
Callie NPC,- DBE, STCH,- LP1, CR
 100% pure Love- Sponge Attention- Hound! | 
| Barked: Mon May 28, '07 7:55pm PST |  |  |  |  | Wexford - Natural Balance canned food was part of the recall. The dry food was supposedly not affected, but I'm not sure I'd trust them for a while anyway.
Flint River Ranch seems to be a pretty good company, too. Their official site is at http://www.frrco.com/ if you want to take a look. I got some samples recently and Callie thinks the dry food is training treats, they're so yummy! Other than that, definitely recommend Canidae from personal experience - again, Callie will take the kibble as treats and she does very well on their Lamb & Rice formula. (No processed poultry for her - her tummy doesn't like it.) |  |  |  |  |
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Food & Nutrition > Trouble Adjusting

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Food & Nutrition > What Kibble Do You Feed?
Callie NPC,- DBE, STCH,- LP1, CR
 100% pure Love- Sponge Attention- Hound! | 
| Barked: Sun May 27, '07 10:53pm PST |  |  |  |  | I would second the gradual change, but 7 days may be too quick for some dogs - when Callie was switching to Canidae, we did it over about a month (in part because we still had a fair amount of the Nutro, in part to avoid any tummy issues) She never had any issues. (On the other hand, she has a stomach of iron for anything without chicken, as evidenced by her diet over the last few days - a wax crayon, three corners off a vide0tape case, and the grass she finds so tasty...) |  |  |  |  |
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Behavior & Training > Stranger gives me advice on how to handle my dog
Callie NPC,- DBE, STCH,- LP1, CR
 100% pure Love- Sponge Attention- Hound! | 
| Barked: Tue May 22, '07 11:34pm PST |  |  |  |  | I completely agree. Callie cannot be off leash AT ALL in the spring and summer because she will try to chase every rabbit or squirrel that catches her eye. She does have some street sense (refuses to cross if she hears something coming, even if I don't hear or see anything and tell her it's OK to cross) but otherwise, if she's out so is her leash. I only make an exception if we're playing fetch in the back yard, but then she has the 40 foot long line attached to her collar for me to grab - and we have a rule that if I have to go get either her or the ball, that ends the game and we both go inside. Not all dogs can handle being off leash, and keeping your dog leashed has the added benefit of making sure you know where your dog goes potty and where you have to pick up afterwards. |  |  |  |  |
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Choosing the Right Dog > HOW MUCH DID YOU PAY?
Callie NPC,- DBE, STCH,- LP1, CR
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| Barked: Tue May 22, '07 11:16pm PST |  |  |  |  | Callie:
Adoption fee - $100
Vet fees to date - $200
Equipment, supplies, food, toys. treats, bells, whistles - let's not go there   
Tail wags, head butts, armpit kisses, friendship and snuggles - PRICELESS!!! |  |  |  |  |
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