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Also .22 bullets are not an option considering the amount of money I paid for the little fuzzball and all the fun she's been so far. Puppy breath is not so bad. I'm not making out with her or anything, she just pants and phewwwww! |
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Understand the Tequila already. Ever tried to have sex with the ashtray in the back seat of Delta 88? Just seemed like the thing to do at the time. Next moment I was throwing up in it. Just in time to stop a case of ashtray rape. I mean who wants an astray that been thrown up in. Im glad Im older now. I lost my Tequila virginity that night. |
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I've raised Chows, Shelties, and now have Dachshunds. I'll be happy to rent you a Doxie for a day or two. It won't help your puppy's breath any but it will help you appreciate just bad breath, these dogs are lethal. Seriously, A milkbone a day helps a lot. No rawhides, they can really muck-up their innards. For house training, watch her and take her outside(also after every meal), same door, same spot, same everything, then praise her. No rolled up newspaper, it only confuses em. It really won't take long at all. You want impressive? Hang a little bell on the doorknob and jingle it on your way out. |
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what ever you do, DO NOT give your dog pig ears or cow hooves.
talk about some stinkin' breath...WHEW!!!! what you want to do is "clean" it's teeth. there a couple of ways to do this. one, get a NylaBone (link ) (link 2) or go to the butcher and get bone with the marrow still in it. just like humans, tartar build up and the result is ...well, you know. i recently bought a yellow lab for my 6 yr.old daughter. the dog is 13 weeks old and is just great to have around. the only problem is, she scratches the hell out of herself. took her to the vet and he can't seem to figure out why she keeps itchin'. no fleas, no mites...i'm at a loss. anyone have a cure for this problem? sorry, if i'm hijacking but i figured since this topic is about dogs i could ask. |
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These really work.
http://www.greenies.com/en_US/produc...px?Product_ID= |
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Except for the fact that there have been dogs who have choked to death on them. You need to make sure your pup isn't a panic gulper. This is when they think you are going to take something away from them and they try to gulp it down. The best thing to do is brush the pups teeth.....I do my 7 month old Labs once a week and have ever since he was 8 weeks. He loves it. |
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Thanks Man! I think Jazz was having problems here---has devoured about 12 of them in 10 days. All that were left just went in the garbage. Wife says THANKS! |
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well not the best place to post this, but i'de find a toothpaste suitable for dogs, brush it's teeth!
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