Please help the injured dog of my friend
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Submitted June 26, 2017 at 07:01AM by Olivia_Stewart_Smith
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Hello. I am a High School Science Research Student. I am doing a study comparing the social behavior of different dog breeds to that of wild wolves. For my study, I am using survey research to gather data on dog behavior from owners. A large number of participants is necessary to get an accurate set of data. The survey asks basic questions and takes under 5 minutes to complete. Also, sharing this survey with other dog owners would be highly appreciated. Here is a link to my survey: http://ift.tt/2sDN7kW Thank you very much!
My mobile groomer comes and takes both my dogs out to her truck. They are about 55 and 80 lbs. She is supposed to bathe them, clip nails, clean ears and express glands, and dry them. They have very smooth coats.
She brings them back in about 50 minutes. Their coats are still a little damp, which is ok. She usually doesn't do a great job on my boxer's ears, but I can tell she has at least attempted it. (the other dog's ears never get dirty) but today, it looks like she didn't clean the boxer's ears at all.
Even if I conceded the ears, is it possible she's giving them both a decent and thorough bath and nail cut in such a short time?
Thanks for the input.
My dog is allowed to go on the bed and couch, and she does hop onto them when my girlfriend hangs out with her on the bed/ couch. But when I start sitting on the couch or hop onto the bed, she almost always immediately gets down off the bed/ couch and lies down on the floor. She is otherwise very affectionate. She only does this when I get comfortable on the same platform as her. It's not really a problem or anything, but I'm just curious.
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I was wondering if someone had a suggestion for a pool deck surfacing material? The paint we have is getting scraped up by our chocolate lab's claws skittering to jump in the pool. Right now it's a really expensive way to keep his nails trimmed! Thanks!