Yeah, she's been adding about a pound a week. Eating like a dang horse.Yeah, looks exactly like ours did as a puppy. I was surprise by how fast they grow. Full grown at about a year. We're doing some reactive training with ours because he is overly reactive -- everything from other dogs to butterflies.
LOL. Our first dog was the lab mix I described further up. 55 pounds and just a great dog in every way. But I have to say I'm a convert to the smaller non-shedding breeds. Not that I wouldn't go back to a bigger breed, but I would not want the 100-pound beheamoth labradors my brother-in-law owns. We just did some intensive cleaning up at the in-laws' lake home, and the amount of lab fur in the nooks and crannies of that place made me gag. Bath time for us is quick and simple!That's a cat! Any dog that is much less than knee-high is a C-A-T Cat.
WTF????
Do any of your dogs have allergies? My dog has severe allergies, and we have to give him a daily pill to help manage his reactions. Who ever heard of a dog that's allergic to grass. I thought you were descended from the mighty wolf?
Carnivores should be fed real meat, not highly-processed, carbohydrate-based dry and canned food. Today’s pets are overfed but undernourished. Feeding our pets an inappropriate diet is the cause of imbalance and chronic inflammation leading to health problems such as allergies, obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, arthritis, and inflammatory bowel disease.
Thanks for the tip. The vet asked about diet but seemed ok with what we were feeding him. It's advertised as healthy and balanced but is still dry kibble.One of the highlights from Woodys Page:
It's no exaggeration to say that processed dog food is garbage. Dogs may do fine with it, but it doesn't mean that it's good for them.
Thanks for the tip. The vet asked about diet but seemed ok with what we were feeding him. It's advertised as healthy and balanced but is still dry kibble.