My new puppy

[Flench]

Nice pic's <S> Got to love a dog ... Dog's are a really big part in my life and I would be totally lost with out them 

[betty]

Yes in deed Morfiend you are so right. Thanks for the pics betty . I've heard so much about those bruisers you have .

hope it was good things lol

[morfiend]

Nice pic's <S> Got to love a dog ... Dog's are a really big part in my life and I would be totally lost with out them 

 QFT.

 I once went 6 whole months without a dog,seemed like 6 years,I will always have a dog,well until I can no longer look after myself..... be abit much to expect my dog to change the depends....

 

[maddafinga]

 QFT.

 I once went 6 whole months without a dog,seemed like 6 years,I will always have a dog,well until I can no longer look after myself..... be abit much to expect my dog to change the depends....

 

I'm on the same page with you guys.  They give me so much that I could never begin to pay them back.  I've only been without a dog briefly in my adult life, and that whole time I felt like something was missing. 

[Flench]

You know , thinking back now . I have allway's had a dog or dog's and allway's will .. I can not remember not having one ...My squirrel dog had been lost for the last two day's and showed up last night at my nabor's house . I could not even sleep (of fly) thinking of that dog ...

[betty]

i agree with yall, i can honestly say though, i have had from feb 20th 2007 to may 2009 without a dog of my own, this was due to losing the coolest dog i ever had to the dog food recall. he was samoid chow and husky, big white furball and the coolest dog ever. i miss him every day and have many pictures of him that i look at ever day. he will always be missed. stuka has shown me what i have been missing out on though, he has brought alot of joy to my life and im never alone. he might take up the whole bed or couch or even squish the hell out of me when he sits on my lap but i enjoy it. hes such a cool dog and im very much glad that i got him when i did

[ImADot]

Here's my pup.  She's a Pug-A-Poo (quarter pug, three-quarter toy poodle).  Got her at 9 weeks old.  

Diagnosed with Discoid Lupus at 3 months.  
Dermatologist said antibiotics ($70 a month) three times a day for life to make it bearable.
Did research, found out practically 100% caused by food alergy.  
Took her of the pills after 3 weeks.  Five months and three dog foods later, determined was rice and wheat gluten.  
She just turned three in December and you cannot tell she had a bald face, head and tail.  WTF do doctors know...
She's a happy, well-balanced, energetic bundle of joy.


Ember at 4 months old


Ember at 9 months old

[SIK1]

Wtg on doing you research Dot.

She has a beautiful face.

[maddafinga]

Here's my pup.  She's a Pug-A-Poo (quarter pug, three-quarter toy poodle).  Got her at 9 weeks old.  

Diagnosed with Discoid Lupus at 3 months.  
Dermatologist said antibiotics ($70 a month) three times a day for life to make it bearable.
Did research, found out practically 100% caused by food alergy.  
Took her of the pills after 3 weeks.  Five months and three dog foods later, determined was rice and wheat gluten.  
She just turned three in December and you cannot tell she had a bald face, head and tail.  WTF do doctors know...
She's a happy, well-balanced, energetic bundle of joy.

Really sweet looking little girl Dot!

What do you feed her?  Just curious because I feed my guys grain free food too, not due to any allergies, just because I believe in feeding the best quality stuff I can.  I have to feed Chico the Hills prescription food for kidney disease, but the rest eat Evo Red Meat grain free.  I'm glad you were able to get her problem worked out. 

[ImADot]

About six months ago, we discovered Woody's Pet Food Deli .  They make all-natural, whole food (bones and organs), cooked or raw.  Stuff like rabbit, turkey, chicken, lamb, etc.  It's amazing that she eats the same quantity as brand-name off-the-shelf dry food, but poops much much less.  There are no fillers or other junk in the food, so almost all of it gets digested and absorbed with very little waste.  It's funny, the staff says many people come back wondering and asking about if their dog is constipated because of the lack of huge, frequent piles to clean up. 

We haven't found anything she doesn't like, but her two favorites seem to be lamb and rabbit.  I know she'd love the ultra-fresh rabbit from the yard - she sure loves to try to catch them, anyway...

[betty]

shes a cutie dot! its awsome that she doesn't have to take medications any more, its great u did ur research to help her! 

[Flench]

Great thread 

[maddafinga]

About six months ago, we discovered Woody's Pet Food Deli .  They make all-natural, whole food (bones and organs), cooked or raw.  Stuff like rabbit, turkey, chicken, lamb, etc.  It's amazing that she eats the same quantity as brand-name off-the-shelf dry food, but poops much much less.  There are no fillers or other junk in the food, so almost all of it gets digested and absorbed with very little waste.  It's funny, the staff says many people come back wondering and asking about if their dog is constipated because of the lack of huge, frequent piles to clean up. 

We haven't found anything she doesn't like, but her two favorites seem to be lamb and rabbit.  I know she'd love the ultra-fresh rabbit from the yard - she sure loves to try to catch them, anyway...

Dot, have you seen this site http://www.prey4pets.com/servlet/StoreFront ?  I'd been looking at it considering getting meat and meaty bones to supplement my dog's diet, they have bunches of good stuff available, rabbit and quail and chicken and buffalo and like that.  I've bookmarked that woody's site and will be reading it closely soon.  Thanks for the link.

[Penguin]

Dogs rule!



-Penguin

[betty]

yes they do!!!

here is a pic of my boy reefer that passed away feb 20th 2007, hes the one i was talking about in my post.