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[quote name='Irena']well in this thing i'm lucky :D no fingers for me 8) :lol:[/quote] In other words you use a "pooper scooper?" Good for around the yard, but what about out on "walkies"? :wink:

Oooh, my favorite subject! Yes I have and it's not pleasant to be surprised. However I do carry extra bags and regularly pick up after other dogs whose owners all apparently walk on water and can't be bothered.

Buddy has also shown his teeth during nail cutting. That is when I reassure him (and then sit on him! :lol: )

Gonna get that wasally wabbit!

[quote name='Horsefeathers!']Also, what I didn't get is why they had people spraying this stuff all over supposed "urine" on toilets and floors and such instead of just cleaning it off. "Oh, there's pee all over my toilet. I can't be bothered getting it off; I'll just spray over it!" Do people really do this?? :o [/quote] :lol: Good point! I think I would have cleaned it first ... :oops: :D

I was taken in by the TV ad, have you seen it? There is a so-called "scientific black light" that shows you where all your old urine stains are, and then you spray the stuff and whopee, the stain disappears! Well there is a room where we KNOW there's some old cat piss hiding out but we can't find it ... So I bought the Urine Gone (in a local store, thank goodness) and try the light in this room ... all it shows are the white and light colored things in the room .. it is just a regular black light! :lol: Anyhoo, it is all going back to the store. It is a complete scam IMO ... I'll be happy to get my $19.99 back but disappointed that it doesn't work!

Thanks for the update. Paws crossed and best wishes for little Nancy's recovery!

This is GREAT!! I have been too sick to tell you all, but my brother was asking me about "labradoodles." (My SIL was interested). I told him the what-for and he said I had a year to convince him. Now I know what to send!

Cuuuuuuute!

I am sending positive thoughts and wishes to you and Starr!

That's cute! :P

Yay for you, for rescuing two puppies! :angel: Best of luck with them. Please stick around and keep us posted! Sorry if I seemed judgmental at first. It just sounded suspicious ... (sometimes unweaned puppies are obtained in horrible ways) ... I know better now, you are a good one!

Your advice seemed very good.

Me too. Glad for the help though, thanks!

in the Care section? Am I giving correct advice about this puppy situation? Thanks! :P

:lol: Very cute. I thought 12 was going to ba a $1200 vet bill!

Sorry I'm no expert at all, but if she's really less than 6 weeks then yes, she should be on formula I would think. How is she? What did the vet say?

How is the puppy now? I'm sorry no one responded yet. Was the puppy an orphan? That's too young to be away from its mother. I'm no expert but what the heck was this shelter thinking? a 4 week old puppy should still be nursing. If orphaned it needs expert care which the shelter should be able to provide. No shelter I know of would have adopted a puppy this young. I hope you called a vet. Sorry but that should have been a no brainer.

Oh how terrifying! Thank dog Kes acted perfectly and Charlie wasn't hurt. I'm sure she would have turned him had she gotten there on time.

Oh that is terrible. Can you re-home the poor lab from them?

Lucky dogs! The comforter on top seems key. :lol: :angel:

Buddy growls at most homeless men! :oops: Always so far, it has been from a distance or from the truck so they haven't heard him, thank goodness. It is SO un-PC :lol: (however it might point to good instinct and / or bad experiences before I adopted him).

WOW NothinButt, your dogs are GORGEOUS! I have never seen this breed in picture or in person. Stunning.

Well said everyone! Another point to consider ... it seems that "Mother Nature" is already telling you your dog should not have puppies. Many bitches die in whelping even when everything seems fine. It seems that if you try to force the issue, your dog may be in even more danger. Are you willing to lose your beloved pet just because YOU "love puppies?"

[quote name='K']I think if you did go to his linked website it tells you all about him :wink:[/quote] It doesn't. No last name, just "Dr. John" with a "practice in S. Florida." It just seems like if you are selling things as a licensed professional you should identify yourself. Of course Dr. John has no responsibility to tell US who he is, but I find it very strange that it's not on his web site.