When in the army I was in Turkey (Ankara) for 3 years. Those dogs are magnificent and they were bred to guard herds of sheep from marauding wolf packs. They do a good job too. I've spent a lot of time in villages all around Turkey and the locals treat these dogs, not as pets, but as tools for...
My dog has "sensitive" bowels according to our vet and can't tollerate much fat in his diet otherwise he gets "the trots." Doesn't seem to bother him but I limit is fat intake as much as possible.
I just got off the phone with Purina as I have two cases of "Prime Slices" with the same serial #'s as "Prime Cuts." They assure me that Prime Slices are not affected. I think I'll just mix up my own "wet food."
Unbelievable! I could see pet plastic surgery for a dog who was deformed in some way but just to enhance the looks? Ridiculous. Why subject a pet to unnecessary pain.
There ya go! Exactly what I'm talking about. That's all that should be needed. We're on the same page here.
As to Ebony's comments - I thought she was being a tad sarcastic is all and if she wasn't, my apologies.
My guess is whoever beat her used "harsh" words when he/she did it and that's probably why she reacted the way she did - associating those "harsh" words with beatings. A firm "NO" is ample to get the point across is what I'm suggesting.
I totally agree and I wonder if it's the name "PIT bull" that strikes fear in many hearts. I don't know much about them. Is that name recognized by the AKC or is it something fostered on those dogs by breeders?
Wonderful AND educational video.
Nothing but praise and a few dog cookies. Mostly praise when he obeyed and harsh words when he didn't. (both in the sit position). I've found that most dogs WANT to please and just need direction and encouragement. Of course this way takes more time but in the long run you'll have a more...