He just said "cool" meats, and did include rabbit. I've gotta get a book, on Chinese Medicine, because I don't have a clue. I've been giving her some of the NV rabbit medallions (one or two a day) and she LOVES them. Thanks for all the input, guys! I will definitely order her some, very soon.

Also that Sojo s Grain Free is SO CLOSE to being feedable to Emma it makes me sad LOL That would be great if they could just all be on that AND EMMA CAN HAVE THE GRANDMA LUCY S It would be incredibly awesome if all three dogs could eat the same food I d be in crazy dog owner heaven

Mine all tolerate white potato, and all tolerate bison and pork (Emma is allergic to chicken and lamb, and the vet said not to feed those to jewel). Then, there is the premix, which is great, because I can throw anything in that. I'm very excited! I've got brand new bags of kibble, for everybody, so when we start to get low, I will order Grandma Lucy's for them.

Dyan, my toy sized dogs (all of mine are under 20 lbs) can go over or through a baby gate, with relative ease. Emma can open crates, from the inside and out. They all know how to get out of the fence, but they don't. Barrier training with a baby gate is fairly easy to do. It may not work, in the heat of the moment, when he's OMGSOHAPPY, but you take him by the collar, tell him he's not allowed, and put him back. Thanksgiving day may not be your best time to practice it, because you don't

Clipped birds are even worse They have that injured bird type of fly a lot of the time When I got my tiel her wings were both clipped into the second row of feathers and she d just crash Couldn t have let the dogs near her at all She d hit the bottom of her cage like a rock

Well, I would put a diaper in there, because he's probably a good sized boy, but yes, they do save the floor and furniture. Jewel is going to be in fulltime panties, when I can find some that don't slide off of her skinny butt. Teaching is great, but when you've got a senior dog that hasn't been taught, there's some management involved, too

I would not leave the soap mixture on him. Not rinsing well often causes flaking and itching. Keep it all as simple as you can, and try to change ONE thing at a time That is the hardest!!! Otherwise, you never know what is working, and what is not working.

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It would be nice if he could say hi then be told to go settle down They do like to see but especially as the baby grows I d imagine it s a lot easier to avoid the accidental bump from the giant dog who isn t used to being around toddlers Mom not letting him even sniff the baby makes it so much

Mia, if you ever want to move to Georgia, I have dozens and dozens of tiny tennis balls, and at LEAST half of them squeak. Just sayin.