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Dog walking pics.....
- Thread starter emmiiee
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Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
They look like they enjoyed themselves 
They look like they enjoyed themselves
they were quiet all evening ha!
I don't normally let poppy off the lead on the feild as she runs straight to the water! but she hasn't been off lead in afew years so i thought I would try it, and she was soo well behaved, she barely left my side!!!
OwnedByRabbits
Warren Veteran
thats always a sign they had a good long and tiring walk, my favourite moment when they are all lay down,tired
your dogs are beautiful
thats always a sign they had a good long and tiring walk, my favourite moment when they are all lay down,tired
your dogs are beautiful
lol they drank a gallon of water and then slept all evening! ha it was funny, because their bowl was empty when we got back, and poppy pickes her bowl up ( we use a washing up bowl cos they drink so much) and she drops it on your feet, if you ignore it, she does it again and again untill you fill it up:lol:
Summer&Skye
Mama Doe
Hiya, :wave: lovely pics, I love it when the dogs r properly tired out!! I just thought I would mention, i dont know if it will be helpful as i dont know what skin condition ur dog has or if it is being treated by a vet but my little dog has suffered from bald patches most of his life (he's 4) and I never found anything that helped until recently (vets have seen it and theres no actual condition, its never been sore or itchy) I found this out by accident really, as the cream I was using had run out before I got chance to order more and I had some Deans skin balm so thought I'd try that to stop his skin drying out in the meantime and it made a noticable difference, some days i felt like it was better just over the course of the day! It's taken a while for it to get to where it is now but the fur is growing back steadily now but as he had 2 large bald patches covering most of his sides and very thin on top (he's only a toy breed and has no undercoat so thin coat anyway). It really helps to keep his skin supple and moisturised even if i only use it once a day. Also been using in conjunction with johnsons skin calm tea tree spray (ie when the ointment isnt practical as its like vaseline!) which also seems to help. Anyway like I said I don't know if it will be relevant to u but thought it was worth mentioning if it could potentially help ur dog
Hiya, :wave: lovely pics, I love it when the dogs r properly tired out!! I just thought I would mention, i dont know if it will be helpful as i dont know what skin condition ur dog has or if it is being treated by a vet but my little dog has suffered from bald patches most of his life (he's 4) and I never found anything that helped until recently (vets have seen it and theres no actual condition, its never been sore or itchy) I found this out by accident really, as the cream I was using had run out before I got chance to order more and I had some Deans skin balm so thought I'd try that to stop his skin drying out in the meantime and it made a noticable difference, some days i felt like it was better just over the course of the day! It's taken a while for it to get to where it is now but the fur is growing back steadily now but as he had 2 large bald patches covering most of his sides and very thin on top (he's only a toy breed and has no undercoat so thin coat anyway). It really helps to keep his skin supple and moisturised even if i only use it once a day. Also been using in conjunction with johnsons skin calm tea tree spray (ie when the ointment isnt practical as its like vaseline!) which also seems to help. Anyway like I said I don't know if it will be relevant to u but thought it was worth mentioning if it could potentially help ur dog
ooo this is helpful!! and yes no apparent cause, shes flea and parasite treated, fleas to aggravate it, but shes treated regularly, but she has it nearly the time!
i'll look into this, im willing to try anything! x
Summer&Skye
Mama Doe
ooo this is helpful!! and yes no apparent cause, shes flea and parasite treated, fleas to aggravate it, but shes treated regularly, but she has it nearly the time!
Hope it helps then!! Should be Denes not Deans! I ordered on their website as couldn't find it in shops (originally bought from Pets at Home but dont seem to do it anymore) but the Johnsons spray u can get from Pets at Home (unless it one of the people on here that refuse to shop there!!) They look so sad with all their bald patches
and u get some funny looks sometimes as if ur not looking after ur dog properly! Found some pics on laptop I took of Alfie when it was at its worse, will try and post some so u can c how much it's improved :thumb:
