Any Dog Lover's here??
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ffmike
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I live in a condo that allows only one dog, or else I would have about ten. Your dog looks just like mine!! It sucks cause I see a cool dog up for adoption like every two weeks or so. When i finish sclool next year I will be able to buy a house where i can have a few dogs. As well as a bigger tank!!
philgmiami
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8 years old german rot.. ive had him since he was 6 weeks old..his name is felony.. yeaaaa like the charge,lol
dragonladylea
Member
My "ewok" dog, CoaCoa.
imurnamine
Active Member
...I'm an animal junkie, I have 9 dogs!
I have one purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi, one purebred Rottweiler, two purebred Boxers, two Norwegian Elkhound/Alaskan Malamutes, one Pittbull/Boxer, one Beagle/mix and one Coon Hound/mix!
...My Corgi is a riot. I love her. <3
I have one purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi, one purebred Rottweiler, two purebred Boxers, two Norwegian Elkhound/Alaskan Malamutes, one Pittbull/Boxer, one Beagle/mix and one Coon Hound/mix!
...My Corgi is a riot. I love her. <3
tangwhispr
Member
Originally Posted by perchpsk
My 8 month old Lab, Boomer ready to play some ball
Just an FYI because I can't really see how its on, but pinch or prong, whatever you want to call it, should be worn high on the neck, just behind the ears with the prongs on the back of the neck...and is strictly a pop and release type of collar. I see soooooo many people with the prongs on the throat which is completely wrong....prong collars mimic the natural correction done by dogs.
My 8 month old Lab, Boomer ready to play some ball
Just an FYI because I can't really see how its on, but pinch or prong, whatever you want to call it, should be worn high on the neck, just behind the ears with the prongs on the back of the neck...and is strictly a pop and release type of collar. I see soooooo many people with the prongs on the throat which is completely wrong....prong collars mimic the natural correction done by dogs.
shu-perman
Member
Sally looks like Behr when he has his neck hair all trimmed nice....but Behr has the Chow black tongue
silversibe
New Member
Actually, it isn't a breed trait for Huskies to not like having their nails clipped. Many dogs don't enjoy having their feet messed with- its all about desensitizing them to it. None of mine mind at all.
I am loving all these dog pictures- you guys have some gorgeous babies!
I have 3 Siberian Huskies...
Suka:
Nanook:
Timber:
I am loving all these dog pictures- you guys have some gorgeous babies!
I have 3 Siberian Huskies...
Suka:
Nanook:
Timber:
reeffreak9
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This is our baby girl Sasha. She is a Pit Bull, and the most loving personable dog I've ever met. She has been with us since 5 weeks, and she just turned 1 year in june. The pic with the hat was on her birthday! She is beyond spoiled! Lol, there is nothing I would'nt do for her or give her! She is truly family, and will always be with us!
mimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by TangWhispr
Just an FYI because I can't really see how its on, but pinch or prong, whatever you want to call it, should be worn high on the neck, just behind the ears with the prongs on the back of the neck...and is strictly a pop and release type of collar. I see soooooo many people with the prongs on the throat which is completely wrong....prong collars mimic the natural correction done by dogs.
Tang, thank you for pointing this out. I'm a tech in an animal hospital and I cannot tell you how many times dogs come in with horrible tracheaitis as a result of improper use of prong collars. Some of them are so bad they end up with collapsing treachea disease. People just don't realize that these collars do serious damage to a dog's throat. If you're looking for an effective aparatus for training your dog, I strongly suggest the "Gentle Lead." It looks like a muzzle but functions to annoy the dog into submission rather than causing him pain.
Just an FYI because I can't really see how its on, but pinch or prong, whatever you want to call it, should be worn high on the neck, just behind the ears with the prongs on the back of the neck...and is strictly a pop and release type of collar. I see soooooo many people with the prongs on the throat which is completely wrong....prong collars mimic the natural correction done by dogs.
Tang, thank you for pointing this out. I'm a tech in an animal hospital and I cannot tell you how many times dogs come in with horrible tracheaitis as a result of improper use of prong collars. Some of them are so bad they end up with collapsing treachea disease. People just don't realize that these collars do serious damage to a dog's throat. If you're looking for an effective aparatus for training your dog, I strongly suggest the "Gentle Lead." It looks like a muzzle but functions to annoy the dog into submission rather than causing him pain.
tangwhispr
Member
Originally Posted by Mimzy
Tang, thank you for pointing this out. I'm a tech in an animal hospital and I cannot tell you how many times dogs come in with horrible tracheaitis as a result of improper use of prong collars. Some of them are so bad they end up with collapsing treachea disease. People just don't realize that these collars do serious damage to a dog's throat. If you're looking for an effective aparatus for training your dog, I strongly suggest the "Gentle Lead." It looks like a muzzle but functions to annoy the dog into submission rather than causing him pain.
Whats really crazy is while at our local petsmart & ***** the trainers said it was on wrong and adjusted the prongs onto the throat....I was in shocked...I quickly grabbed a handful of skin and turned it back the right way...just today we went to the vet and I saw a guy with a choker on wrong...for people that don't know, a choke collar should always go over the dogs head in the shape of a "P"
Tang, thank you for pointing this out. I'm a tech in an animal hospital and I cannot tell you how many times dogs come in with horrible tracheaitis as a result of improper use of prong collars. Some of them are so bad they end up with collapsing treachea disease. People just don't realize that these collars do serious damage to a dog's throat. If you're looking for an effective aparatus for training your dog, I strongly suggest the "Gentle Lead." It looks like a muzzle but functions to annoy the dog into submission rather than causing him pain.
Whats really crazy is while at our local petsmart & ***** the trainers said it was on wrong and adjusted the prongs onto the throat....I was in shocked...I quickly grabbed a handful of skin and turned it back the right way...just today we went to the vet and I saw a guy with a choker on wrong...for people that don't know, a choke collar should always go over the dogs head in the shape of a "P"
mebanesox7
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I'm having a pet pic contest if anyone wants to play!!!
mebanesox7
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no i mean on this another page...
https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=226550
thats where u put ur pics
srry for not being specific
https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=226550
thats where u put ur pics
srry for not being specific
