dogguy

@dogguy (5)

United States • Age 69

Joined myLot 15 years ago

Results training for the real world!

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We're going to have to try a new dog food.

reinydawn @reinydawn (11643) • United States 1 Jan 09

Our dog most likely has food alergies. For the last year or so, she's been on a raw diet so that she is not exposed to many by-products or preservatives. Well, that's not working so we have to try something else. The vet told us...

special diets for dogs

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dogguy I have been involved in dogsports, breeding, and training for over 30 years and have probably tried every dog food there is. For the past 9 years I have fed Flint River Ranch exclusively and also recommend it to my clients and rescue associates. I've had...

11 Jan 09

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Do you vaccinate your dog annually?

cocooreo @cocooreo (705) • Malaysia 6 Jan 09

I would like for your opinion whether it is compulsory to vaccinate our dog annually as recommended by the vet. Do you bring you dog for injection every year? Do you think it is necessary?

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dogguy Just as people "over-medicate" ... we do the same to our dogs. Most Vets use a 3 year Rabies vaccine and many areas are now changing their requirements of yearly vaccinations. I have my dogs' titer level checked annually. My male Rottweiler Ike received the...

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Your dogs Name

pooh81007 @pooh81007 (16) • United States 9 Jan 09

whats your dogs name male or female

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dogguy My family is: Multi-V Isthorshunde von Rabinsbach BH (aka Ike); Rottweiler Male Gerda; Cane Corso Female Beau; Mastiff Male Schatze; Rottweiler Female Duncan; Rottweiler Male Sage; Rottweiler Female

11 Jan 09

My Rot

TiffRiddle @TiffRiddle (14) 30 Jun 08

My dog is now staying with my mother in law because we moved in town and we couldn't bring him with us. Well the problem is we can't seem to get him so stay in her yard. First we build him a fence and no matter what we did he...

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dogguy I've owned and worked with Rottweilers for over 16 years. They do not do well separated from their people, also your dog is likely BORED! Rottweilers are working dogs and thrive when they have a job. This can be as simple as just helping bring in the...

11 Jan 09