http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/-t1.htm Dog stories and tips are welcome. Thu, 18 Oct 2007 06:13:40 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/-t1.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/new-dnb-petition-please-cross-post-far-and-wide-t33.htm Mummys boys The petition address: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/reopenindex/ What is this petition about? Many Breeds and crossbreeds of dogs come within the vague DEFRA guidelines that describe the type known as the American Pit bull Terrier and other breeds deemed illegal under sec 1 of the dda. The legislation is based mainly on how a dog looks and not on its behaviour, we are campaigning for the index (Closed in 1990) to be re opened so that owners of dogs who may be deemed type can register ... Dog forum Thu, 18 Oct 2007 06:13:40 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/new-dnb-petition-please-cross-post-far-and-wide-t33.htm#39 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/new-dnb-petition-please-cross-post-far-and-wide-t33.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/feeding-t19.htm Mummys boys What you feed your dog is a very important part of pet care. Proper nutrition is essential to keep your dog healthy and to ward off and manage diseases. Commercial pet foods vary in their nutritional values. Remember, more expensive does not always mean the food is of a higher quality. Read the label - pet food ingredients are listed in much the same way as human foods, showing percentages of each ingredient. It is the proportion of all nutrients and ingredients (including water) that determines ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:22:50 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/feeding-t19.htm#21 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/feeding-t19.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/bloat-gdv-or-stomach-torsion-facts-t22.htm Mummys boys General information: 1. Dogs with bloat nearly always are between four and seven years of age. Two-thirds are males. 2. It usually affects dogs of the larger, deeper-chested breeds: Great Danes, German Shepherds, Saint Bernards, Labrador Retrievers, Irish Wolfhounds, Great Pyrenees, Boxers, Weimaraners, Old English Sheepdogs, Irish Setters, Doberman Pinschers,and others of large size (58 pounds was the average size in one study). It rarely occurs in small breeds, but has been known ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:28:06 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/bloat-gdv-or-stomach-torsion-facts-t22.htm#24 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/bloat-gdv-or-stomach-torsion-facts-t22.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/elbow-dysplasia-t21.htm Mummys boys Description Elbow dysplasia means abnormal development of the elbow joint. In dogs there are several developmental abnormalities which can occur and which form part of this disease syndrome including : Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) Ununited anconeal process Ununited (or fragmented) coronoid process -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cause There is a strong genetic influence in the development of elbow dysplasia in certain ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:24:51 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/elbow-dysplasia-t21.htm#23 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/elbow-dysplasia-t21.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/neutering-spaying-and-castration-t20.htm Mummys boys Neutering - Spaying and Castration In female dogs, spaying will of course stop unwanted pregnancies but is also carried out for a number of other reasons such as cases where phantom pregnancies are a problem for the bitch. Intact bitches also seem to be at increased risk of cancers and infections. An intact bitch who is not mated has been shown to carry an increased risk of pyometra (uterine infection) with each season she experiences. Other research has looked at reported increased risks ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:23:48 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/neutering-spaying-and-castration-t20.htm#22 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/neutering-spaying-and-castration-t20.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/what-is-your-dog-trying-to-say-10-dog-barks-translated-t18.htm Mummys boys Unless you're the proud of owner of a Basenji (the non-barking dog breed) there is every chance that once in a while your dog lets rip with a bark or barking session and you have no idea what they're trying to say. Well wonder no more, we explain the common reasons behind 10 different dog barks.... 1. Continuous rapid barking, midrange pitch: "Call the pack! There is a potential problem! Someone is coming into our territory!" Continuous barking but a bit slower and pitched lower: ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:21:27 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/what-is-your-dog-trying-to-say-10-dog-barks-translated-t18.htm#20 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/what-is-your-dog-trying-to-say-10-dog-barks-translated-t18.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/toilet-training-t17.htm Mummys boys Your puppy may have been using paper to toilet on while in the nest and then put outside when he wakes, after he has just eaten or been playing for a while. Once you have brought him home you will need to continue his training. Remember he is now in a new house and will have to learn where your back door is! Follow the same pattern of taking puppy outside after waking, eating, playing or if he just hasn't been outside for an hour or so. If he stops what he’s doing or sniffs the ground, ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:20:19 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/toilet-training-t17.htm#19 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/toilet-training-t17.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/clicker-training-t16.htm Mummys boys CLICKER.........TRAINING..............USEFUL........TIPS Age for puppies learning the clicker soon as the pup has settle in well at home a few days or a week For Dogs and Rescues Again happly settled in a few days depending on the sound..? the clicker makes Placing it in you pocket to marsk the sound..or...behind your back or in glove You can get regulated sound freqencies now soft, med, to loud Treats Using small pieces of soft tasty slid down hamm, ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:19:30 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/clicker-training-t16.htm#18 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/clicker-training-t16.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/puppy-proofing-your-home-t15.htm Mummys boys Indoors Know which plants are toxic and place them out of reach, or replace them with non-toxic plants. Toxic plants commonly found indoors include dieffenbachia, azalea, Calla lily, and philodendron. Keep all medications, including any dog supplements, in a safe area the puppy cannot access. Do not leave vitamins or other pills out on the kitchen worktop or table. A determined chewer can make short work of a plastic container. Puppies are surprisingly quick at pulling things ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:18:30 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/puppy-proofing-your-home-t15.htm#17 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/puppy-proofing-your-home-t15.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/crate-training-t14.htm Mummys boys Step 1: Introducing Your Dog to the Crate Place the crate in an area of your house where the family spends a lot of time, such as the family room. Put a soft blanket or towel in the crate. Bring your dog over to the crate and talk to him in a happy tone of voice. Make sure the crate door is open and secured so that it won't hit your dog and frighten him. To encourage your dog to enter the crate, drop some small food treats nearby, then just inside the door, and finally, all the way inside ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:17:23 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/crate-training-t14.htm#16 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/crate-training-t14.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/recipes-for-dog-treats-give-them-a-go-t13.htm Mummys boys -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I thought this would be something that folk could refer to as and when they fancy. All those recipes that we have for out pooches, training treats, special dinners etc. Be nice to share things. Alfalfa Hearts 2 cups whole wheat flour 1/2 cup soy flour 1 teaspoon bone meal -- optional 2 tablespoons nutritional yeast 1 tablespoon lecithin -- optional 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon garlic ... Dog forum Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:15:36 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/recipes-for-dog-treats-give-them-a-go-t13.htm#15 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/recipes-for-dog-treats-give-them-a-go-t13.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/where-do-pets-come-from-t7.htm Mummys boys Where do pets come from? A newly discovered chapter in the Book of Genesis has provided the answer to "Where do pets come from?" Adam and Eve said, "Lord, when we were in the garden, you walked with us every day. Now we do not see you any more. We are lonesome here, and it is difficult for us to remember how much you love us." And God said, I will create a companion for you that will be with you and who will be a reflection of my love for you, so that you will love ... Dog forum Sat, 06 Oct 2007 21:25:20 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/where-do-pets-come-from-t7.htm#9 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/where-do-pets-come-from-t7.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/some-pics-of-my-boys-t5.htm Mummys boys





]]> Dog forum Sat, 06 Oct 2007 10:56:15 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/some-pics-of-my-boys-t5.htm#7 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/some-pics-of-my-boys-t5.htm http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/hello-t2.htm Mummys boys Im Stacey Im owned by a Old English Mastiff called Chops and a Boxer called Cash.
Chops is only just turned a year and Cash is getting an old man he is 7 years.
Also in my home I have Bill the cat 3 Corn snakes Keith,Kathy & Bowie and last but not least I have Jagger my Beared Dragon.

Im hoping to get another Mastiff soon just looking for the right one. ]]> Dog forum Fri, 05 Oct 2007 09:00:35 GMT http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/hello-t2.htm#2 http://find-a-pet.forumotion.com/dog-forum-f5/hello-t2.htm