does anyone have any tips on how to get dog gas under control? my dog is 5 months old the past month he started having CLEARING THE ROOM GAS and we changed his food, didnt help and around the same time we got some no gas tablets from petco. nothing seems to help but hes got some crazy gas and i need some tips before i go spend a butt load at the vet
The other day my parents' neighbor trapped and slit their dog's throat. The dog was a very good dog and helped my dad out a ton on the farm. As you can imagine, my blood is boiling. Do any of you know what can be done to get justice for this monster?
I would like to get a dog but I don't want to get a dog without taking its needs into account first. Maybe some of you would have an idea if there's any type that would fit my situation.
I work from 3pm to 11pm and am up at night until roughly 5am so it would need to be semi-nocturnal.
I live in Minnesota so going for walks in the cold is an issue. I don't have a problem with it but it might be for the dog.
I live in a small apartment with a dog weight limit of 25 pounds. Lastly, I am mildly allergic but am willing to take meds to alleviate the symptoms.
Any and all advice is welcome. If there isn't any breed or crossbreed that fits I'd like to know that also. The welfare of the dog comes first.
So You Want To Own A Dog #9---Teaching Your Dog To Walk On A Leash---1---The training for this exercise should start indoors. The puppy should be wearing a comfortable, well-fitting collar. Let the puppy look at and smell the leash, then attach the leash to the collar.---2---With the puppy on your left side, hold the leash and food reward in your right hand. Your left-hand hold the slack, ready to slide down to the collar .Give the puppy the "Sit " command. ---3---Begin to walk with your left foot first. as the puppy walks beside you, give the command "Heel." if the puppy surges forward, slide your left hand down the leash to its collar and pull backward.---4---When the puppy is in heel position, give the reward and verbal praise.Then give the command to "Sit." Slowly increase the distance you cover as the puppy obeys the sequence of commands,---5---Once the puppy is able to walk to heel and sit obediently as you go in a straight line, you can train it to turn right.Guide it around to the right with your left hand, and give the command"Heel." ---6---To make a left turn, and increase your own speed and hold the food in front of the puppy nose to slow it down. Keep the puppy close to your left leg and give thee"Steady" command as it slows down. ---7---Repeat one through six until your puppy obeys your command.---Bruce Fogle,DVM---Brad Malone---justenufstuff.com---pet supplies plus, Repreve
