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Posts posted by Jerilyn
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I take Lila for a walk every day (unless the weather is frightful). I live in a suburb with the streets laid out on a pretty consistent grid pattern so there are lots of different routes we can take on our walks.
I have noticed that if we go the same way two days in a row or even twice in three days Lila does not show her usual enthusiasm. She walks with her head down, no looking around, no sniffing, no peeing.
If we are walking somewhere we have not been for a while she is much more enthusiastic. She walks with her head and ears up, looks around, lots of marking, and sniffs everything. I call her the postal inspector because she has to sniff every mailbox, sign post, lamp post, and tree that we come across. If we go down a “common” block to get to a more novel one her attitude changes immediately.
Have you noticed similar behaviour in your dog? Or are the OK with going the same way everyday?
Are you talking about me?
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I am so sorry. You both fought a good fight. You can be proud of how you have cared for her.
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I checked the Dingo treats and they are made in China. Meijer's has them. I'm going to stay away from anything not made in USA.
They say that their soft treats are made in the US. Everything else comes from "multiple sources".
I was planning on donating them to my local shelter (not that shelter dogs deserve to be poisoned...)
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I got my coupon code today! It can not be used on shipping and that would be $7.95. I don't want to pay that so I probably won't use it.
It was a legitimate offer sent to members of Dogster. I am not a member there, but a friend who is forwarded me the email.
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I bought a large one for Lila on Friday. I have not given it to her yet. It was $10. The lady at the pet store said it would probably take her 3 hours to eat. I pay $5 for a large bully stick that lasts her 1 1/2 hours (2 45 minute sessions). So the price of the yak chew is comparable for me.
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Lila gets a spoonful of plain, non-fat yogurt on her food. She loves it! I don't know if she gets any benefit from it, but she is less stinky. I also let her lick the lid from my flavoured ones if she is around when I am eating it.
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Yes! Lila has also become a cold weather sitter. My thought was that it was a way to make herself smaller, therefore warmer. I am also using it as a lazy way to train sit. Whenever her butt starts going down it's, Good sit Lila! and many treats.
She also hates her coat. Walking in it becomes the death march and she won't go potty in it. I hope she can get over that as it gets colder because this is just the beginning of winter for us.
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Lila eats Diamond Naturals Lamb & Rice. She loves it and is active, shiny, and has pretty good poop. It is $24-$29 for a 40 pound bag around here.
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If you sign up for the mailing list here - http://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/manage/optin/ea?v=001yNBsj5sMLIssBz7d9vvcpQ%3D%3D - they will send you a coupon for $20 off Dingo products on the website. It appears to be legitimate. I got a return email stating the coupon would be sent once they receive 25000 requests.
I have never used Dingo products, but it looks like they have more than rawhide. If these are not products you give to your dog(s) it would still make a nice donation to your adoption group or local shelter.
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Lila does this too when she is settling into bed or getting pets. I thought it was tongue flicking at first and that she was worried or upset about something. But this is different, it is a good thing.
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Lila gets a "beddy biscuit" after last call for the night. If she finds out about these sandwiches and chicken she might leave me!
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Lila LOVES the Sam's Yams sweet potato chews! Spins and dances for them like crazy! She seems to chew them very well as I never see any chunks in the output, just a nice orange colour.
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Thank you!
I should be able to get the antlers as long as they are not "trophy size". I think I will ask for the ribs too.
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I have seen topics here about giving deer antlers to the dogs to chew on. I think they were purchased commercially.
Does anyone know if they are processed in any way? I have access to antlers through relatives who hunt. Could I give them to Lila right off the deer?
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Larry
in Remembrance
I am so sorry for your loss!
You got Larry near the anniversary of my father's death. His name was Larry also, so I always felt a special connection to your guy.
His memory will live on in the hearts of many.
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I am so sorry for the loss of your Jilly.
May your memories bring you comfort & joy.
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for the improvements and good report.
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It breaks my heart that Deeni is not trusting you. I don't have as much experience as the rest of these folks, but I do know that once they get scared it takes a long time for them to get it out of those pointy little heads. But I do believe that patience and love can overcome a lot.
I don't know if you or Deeni would be up for it, but I am planning on taking Lila to the meet & greet here in Green Bay on Saturday. Maybe a group of friendly people and hounds could help? We would love to meet you!
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I am so happy to see these good updates!
I hope the rest of Deeni's recovery is uneventful.
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for a good update! Hope the improvement continues!
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for the good update!
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I couldn't log in from work when I saw this this morning, but you and Deeni have been in my thoughts and prayers all day. I hope she has a restful night (and you too!) and has made some improvements by morning.
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I have had Lila for about 10 weeks and her poop has always been soft. After just one day of pumpkin added to her food it is so much better! Even rolled on the street!
I knew this day would come someday - discussing poop on the internet.
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Lila has been shedding like crazy too. I assumed it was seasonal, but it is good to get a confirmation of that.
I saw her shake in the sunshine and could see the fur go flying. Looks like we will be brushing everyday for a while.
Himalayan Dog Chews
in Food and dietary discussion
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I gave Lila this chew today. It scared me because it sounded like she was chewing rocks and her teeth were breaking. She walked away from it after less than 10 minutes. That is very unusual, either it was hurting her or the sounds were scaring her too. I will call this a $10 experiment and just be glad all of her teeth are still intact.