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Written by iCarluccio about 2 years ago.

Hey!
Well.. I will definitely be following you!
As I’m sure you’ve heard from my Twitter updates – I just bought a Poodle! It really is a pup! So cute!
Anyway… I’ll talk to you later!
Written by Dick Mansfield about 2 years ago.

You just followed me in Twitter — and I reciprocated. Just have one dog but she’s a Vizsla and a handful. Is Daisy a Vizsla mix? Reading your blog on a snowy morning here. Dick
Written by the three dog blogger about 2 years ago.

Hi Dick.
Glad to have you here. Hopefully we will have snow here at some point. We usually get it every year.

I don’t know what mix Daisy is. We got her from a rescue centre and they didn’t really know anything about her. Looking at your lovely Vizsla on your blog there is a definite similarity though. Hope to Tweet you soon.
Written by Razor about 2 years ago.

Site looks wicked, just signing up so I can join in with the Canine action 10-4
Written by PitBullChat about 2 years ago.

‘ello!

I am one of the administrators at Pit Bull Chat (www.pitbull-chat.com). We have recently added a forum for Dog Blogs and postings.

We are experimenting with automatically posting blog entries using RSS feeds from a few dog blogs. Would you be interested in allowing us to automatically post your new blog entries to our forum using your RSS feed? If you would like to see how if would look, KC Dog Blog and a few others are automatically posting to the forum!

If you would take a minute to refer any dog blogs to our site who would be interested in having their blog automatically posted to our forum, we would surely be interested in adding their RSS feed.

Also, if you would consider adding a link to our forum (http://www.pitbull-chat.com/forums.php) on your blog, we would sincerely appreciate it!

I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Sincerely,

Pit Bull Chat Community
http://www.pitbull-chat.com/
Written by Eulalie6412 about 2 years ago.

Hi, we have met via twitter but wanted to say a bit more, so here goes, I have been grooming my Border collie Heidi at the same time each day for the last 3 days, following your advice, and in that short space of time have gone from “oh no you don’t” to “well okay then, so long as we can go chase sticks afterwards”, she has adapted that quickly. I will be keeping it up now, she no longer resembles a woolly mammoth.
Written by the three dog blogger about 2 years ago.

Hi Eulalie, so nice of you to come and commment. I hope you can join in more and add to the site with more great comments.

I am SO glad that you have been grooming Heidi so consistently and that the work has paid off.

She deserves some stick time after being so good.
It is amazing how quickly they get in to a routine and will allow you to do what you thought they would always shy away from isn’t it?

Glad the “wooly mammoth” phase is behind you.

Take care and come back soon.
Written by mi-shell about 1 year ago.

nemi and crab friends send greetings to the doggies (and kitties, and all the beaux animaux) but thats another story:) ))…hi!!!!!!! eat well! love always xxx
Written by Cyndy about 1 year ago.

Very nice site. I read your article on dangerous foods. I have been giving my little bichon/shitzu mix a teaspoon of avocado in the morning and a half of a raw garlic glove to help with his oral virus. I have sen no ill effects but am now concerned about any build up. Any suggestions or signs I should be watching for? He recently has started scooting his butt across the floor. Hmmm.
Written by Three Dog Blogger about 1 year ago.

Hi Cyndy,

It is a tough call with Acocado and Garlic. It is impossible to say how much is OK and how much can build to dangerous levels.

Personally I would just stop it as soon as you can, is it having a beneficial effect?

As for the scooting, that is an anal gland problem. Some Dogs have to have them emptied. The solution to that I can answer. If you give some raw meaty bones the extra roughage will help keep the glands clean and clear and visits to the vet will no longer be in order.

If you don’t give raw bones then try anything that it very high in roughage. If you do a search onthe site there is an article or two about anal glands. Not nice but part of looking after Dogs.

I hope this helps.
Written by CeliaSue Hecht about 1 year ago.

am putting you on my blogroll… reciprocate? thanx !
Written by Three Dog Blogger about 1 year ago.

Thanks Celia,

It is done. All the best.
Written by Michele about 6 months ago.

my two little dogs have anul sack issues and one is actually going to have surgery because he has been on antibiotics for 1 month. He has a infection and medicine isnt helping. I read you recommend raw meat bones. Do you mean soup bones and then I boil them in water and take the marrow out. Any advice will help!

Michele
Written by Three Dog Blogger about 6 months ago.

Michele

Just raw. Don’t cook them as cooked bones are very dangerous for Dogs. Just get raw bones from the butchers and give them to the Dogs. It will help to keep their anal glands clear and will give them super shiny white teeth. The harder the bones the better. Ask a butcher and they will tell you what they have that is the best. It really does work wonders for them. Any raw bones are great but I find ours go through them quickly if they are too soft. The harder the bone the cleaner their teeth with the scraping and as they go to the toilet this helps to empty the anal glands naturally and keeps them in great condition. Hope this helps.
Written by Diane about 6 months ago.

Hi! Just wanted to say your blog is great Hope you’ll check mine out!

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