Let's See Your Dogs!!

I can only imagine the horror of what the truck smells like when they get to farting.

My grandfather had a bostie that would wake himself up from the smell, then he’d go to another room to escape it. Grandpa always wondered if the dog ever blamed us...

 

Oh it gets ripe in there.

 

Usually need to roll the window down asap...

 

Just finished rehabilitation from an ACL surgery.

 

We're waiting in line at the dump. Sometimes they have dog treats!

 

Chili & Pepper

 

most important thing is to remain consistent. my pup takes it for inflammation issues and anxiety, and I take it for my own symptoms..

The effects are not immediate, but more likened to a good workout routine.. Just keep up the recommended daily dose and stay consistent. Don't expect to see visible improvement for a couple of weeks. This stuff does not work like it's counterpart.

I stopped trying to achieve sublingual, and just dropped it in her food, or buy the predosed treats..

I expect the price to drop drastically in the near future, and the more prevelant the crop becomes in north american agriculture, the more natural levels will rise (again)..

 

Little guy loves truck rides!

 

Dad, I want to get up in your lap. No, not now.



5 seconds later...

 

Update on Smokey, we took him to the vet Thursday and they said it was either food allergies or bacterial.
We changed his food to hills science diet sensitive skin and the vet put him on steroids and antibiotic.
As of today his nose is clearing up.

 

Glad to hear he's on the mend!

 

And you've had success just putting it on his treats?

 

She is getting the hang of what sit means, especially if I have roast beef in my hand. Loves chasing the laser pointer and will hunt for the dot half an hour after I put it away. She is also starting to get along with George (outdoor cat that visits often). Never had an issue with her (always sit right there anyways), but George is starting to get friendlier and has gone from hissing to meowing to just walking by.

Crappy pic, but she smiles a lot.

 

Yup, mine is pretty easy though, no fuss even with the dropper under the tongue, as long as it ends up being ingested I'm not sure method of administration is too critical...

https://sitstay.com/blogs/good-dog-blog/how-to-give-cbd-oil-to-dogs

 

I worked on “open” with Riley. I usually put meds in his throat, close his mouth and give a little blast of air in the nose so he swallows. A treat always follows.

 

My wife and I use Pill Pockets on our guys.

 

So my other fur babies aren’t allowed on the couch....but this guy, well he just made this his corner!

I mean, it’s not like he’s jumping all over the couch....besides, now my wife doesn’t want to buy a new couch!

 

Getting close to puppy pick up day! Finally!!
For those who remember OR care, this was the dog space we created for him, NOT a kennel, just place to store stuff, pee, poo, train, etc.
AND of course our boy Bane! Been a very long winter waiting for this guy. 4/17/19 we will pick him up.
Weimaraner love!

 

I'd probably shy away from using a laser pointer on an animal. They're always chasing something they can't get. It's confusing to them. I was at a BBQ a few years ago. Someone's watch hit the sun and made a reflection on the side of the house, their dog literally turned into a zombie waiting for the light to show back up. Sat there for like 20 minutes staring. The dog was like 10 years old. I asked if they used a laser pointer with the dog and they said not since it was a puppy but he's always been that way. It was wild to see a dog sit there, 40 people around eating food and the only thing on it's mind was the chance a light could show back up on a wall.