Rose,
Thanks for making a good point.
One thing I would like to add is that nothing should be put into a
dog's
ear without the vet first examining the eardrum. What looks like a
nasty
yeasty ear can be a whole host of bad things cooking one of which is
pseudynomous which destroys the eardrum.
Dear NurseDR,
Consider trying Blue Power Ear Treatment. Buy the ingredients, mix them
and follow the directions outlined on Helen L. Mckinnon's web site;
http://www.itsfortheanimals.com/
The solution is a mixture of Isopropyl alcohol (16oz.) , boric acid (4
tbls), and gention violet solution 1%
Hello All,
I have asked this
occasionally of PPO's, and the conventional answer is that that goldens
have gotten too popular. They generally like everything about the
goldens except their popularity.
Are they changing from a Golden because they feel the breed has degenerated
because of it's
Martin,
Dog parks by their very nature can be a very dangerous place to bring
your dog. You have no way of knowing which dogs in the park are dominant
aggressive. If you need to keep your dog on a leash, you should for his
safety NOT bring him into the park. Being kept on a leash with other
dogs
Denise,
I'm a little behind reading the Berner-l. This morning, (Tuesday) I read
your post in Digest 4233 regarding the Berner pup being sold in a pet
store on Long Island. Unfortunately, this store has been very successful
selling dogs which are purchased impulsively by well meaning people
Yesterday, Long Island temperatures were in the high forties,
complements of a nice southeasterly breeze. The combination of warm
temps and an
early day home from work prompted me to take my Golden Retriever, Hunter
for a nice early evening walk. I felt that Hunter needed alone time so
Casey our
