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Forum: Sporting Dogs

11-05-2004, 08:15 PM

Replies: 20

BuddysMom

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Posted By BuddysMom

RE: BuddysMom

As an answer to your question... you may find this hard to believe, but Buddy has learned the boundries of the farm, and the yard, and he knows where the street is... etc. He knows he is not to go...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

11-05-2004, 08:07 PM

Replies: 9

saying goodbye to an old friend

Views: 843

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: saying goodbye to an old friend

I have yet to experience that feeling with my big ole boy, and I hate that one day I will have to. I hate that you had to. I cry whenever I think of losing my Buddy, because I know that no dog will...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-29-2004, 02:10 PM

Replies: 35

training pup

Views: 2,468

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: training pup

They still are great books, especially if you are willing to spend the time to read and follow them. Any method of training that may or may not work, as each dog/owner is different. I prefer to...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-29-2004, 01:55 PM

Replies: 20

BuddysMom

Views: 1,485

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: BuddysMom

[quote]Come on now! I'm just teasing you... all in good fun.

Its all good. That's funny about you going to school with your dog, though. If I didn't have to go so far, I would probably take...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-29-2004, 01:15 PM

Replies: 20

BuddysMom

Views: 1,485

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: BuddysMom

My dogs get all the space they need. when they want to go outside, they go outside...when they want to be inside, they come inside. they are diciplined when they do something wrong, but I have...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-29-2004, 01:08 PM

Replies: 20

BuddysMom

Views: 1,485

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: BuddysMom

Nope, but I have been busy with more important, like finishing my degree in school... stuff that really matters in the long run. Now that I have some spare time, I can return and reply.... thanks...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-29-2004, 01:05 PM

Replies: 20

BuddysMom

Views: 1,485

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: BuddysMom

I agree. I guess to each his/her own. I just don't believe that some of Doc E's answers are correct for everyone, yet he gives everyone the same answer. Once again, to each his/her own. You guys...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-22-2004, 07:53 AM

Replies: 20

BuddysMom

Views: 1,485

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: BuddysMom

I know what a kennel run is. I used to work for a vet for an extended period of time, and I also have various other experiences with the sale and construction of pet products and training...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 08:50 PM

Replies: 11

NEED HELP??COULD SUMONE??

Views: 1,276

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: NEED HELP??COULD SUMONE??

Good Luck. My 100 lb lab is an inside dog, and he finally chewed up enough stuff that I put a muzzle on him every time I left the house. After periodically wearing it for about 4-6 mo., he doen't...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 08:38 PM

Replies: 35

training pup

Views: 2,468

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: training pup

Hey there. I know this may not be what you are looking for, but you could probably call one of these in your area and they could direct you to someone who can retrieve-train your dog. ...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 08:29 PM

Replies: 7

Buddy's Tail

Views: 669

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: Buddy's Tail

I am pretty sure it isn't droopy tail. We didn't work him very long... he yelped on the 2nd retrieve and we quit. His tail is very point-tender when palpated, and has a ridge of swollen tissue. ...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 06:55 PM

Replies: 2

Lab Sizes

Views: 687

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: Lab Sizes

My Lab is 93 lbs and getting bigger. His will be 4 in December. He reached his max. height and length at one year, but he continued to build muscle mass and fill out. Both his mom and dad were...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 06:52 PM

Replies: 6

Sad day

Views: 524

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: Sad day

I am sorry to hear about your dog/family member. I know that must be hard. But at least you can love on him all you want until his time is over, and it isn't anything really fatal. I hope things...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 05:02 PM

Replies: 13

Retriever Wont Retrieve

Views: 1,242

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: Retriever Wont Retrieve

I feel for you. Having a dog that wont retrieve is frustrating. How long have you been working him? Just since he turned a year old, or since he was a puppy? The first step in training a dog is...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 04:55 PM

Replies: 5

Chewing bird on retrieve

Views: 1,177

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: Chewing bird on retrieve

A dog will put his nose to the oven, but only once. If it burns him, he won't do it again. If your dog really has a desire to retrieve, try this: use a frozen bird, but before freezing, stick...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 11:14 AM

Replies: 7

Buddy's Tail

Views: 669

Posted By BuddysMom

Buddy's Tail

My Sister-in-law put up a post about this... Buddy hurt his tail while we were working with him yesterday in the bottoms. He is a BIG yellow lab with a great disposition... I hate to see him hurt. ...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 11:06 AM

Replies: 16

My dogs poor feet

Views: 1,664

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: My dogs poor feet

I will tell you what I told a guy from Iowa... My dog does that frequently. He is tough, rough, and ready, so when you get out and get ready to go, he hunts with a God-given desire. I try to work...

Forum: Sporting Dogs

10-20-2004, 11:00 AM

Replies: 3

Sore paws

Views: 1,404

Posted By BuddysMom

RE: Sore paws

My Yellow Lab Buddy has a tendancy to get sore paws, red, even raw... He is a house dog. I have found it helps to spray hydrocortisone spray (like what they use for hot spots) on them, and if there...

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