Kay
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i would leave her a few days then see how she greets you
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Yippee more kits lovely
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Help the Beatles , god i am soo old
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Wow i am impressed thats superb well done
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How cute is that dog
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The thing to remember is nothing in the flea treatment lines are licenced to use on ferrets infact as far as i know theres only one drug licenced to use on them & thats the jill jab, so always use with caution
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Is she touching your hand Kay? i guess it's your greyhound Kay Try covering the treat with the whole of your hand and let him sniff it, gently opening it , if he tries to snatch reprimand him, if he gently sniffs etc open your hand more carrying on until the whole of the treat is revealed. Remember he's probably not used to treats and if he is like any greyhound I've had he'll want to bolt any food down as quickly as possible. whole litters of greyhounds are often reared together for a long time so they have to eat their food quickly. Good advise, and will she let you near he
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I think you will get a little bit off dust even in the pet shop dust extracted ones, been using it here for 14 yrs no problems
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Well not totally spoilt , just a bit & she is looking at me now sulking she knows we are all talking about her Stop it its serious
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Is thats all you desire in a woman a willing cook
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I use soft shavings rather than a fine sawdust , it soaks up the piddle
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Well not totally spoilt , just a bit & she is looking at me now sulking
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I have not given her a treat tonight as she was really nosing my hand
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Is she touching your hand Kay? i guess it's your greyhound Kay Try covering the treat with the whole of your hand and let him sniff it, gently opening it , if he tries to snatch reprimand him, if he gently sniffs etc open your hand more carrying on until the whole of the treat is revealed. Remember he's probably not used to treats and if he is like any greyhound I've had he'll want to bolt any food down as quickly as possible. whole litters of greyhounds are often reared together for a long time so they have to eat their food quickly. Oh she is very food orientated & y
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I forgot to add she is worse when i sit down on the sofa to give her treats & isnt so bad when i stand up to give them
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Is she touching your hand Kay? She is nosing my hand while i try to distract her with the other one & will literally eat food from your mouth if she could, i have tried to move my hands around & keep as still as possible as i think she thinks its a game , so i have tried not to flap like a mad woman
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How can i deter my dog from snatching food when i give it by hand , small treats & stuff, she isnt guarding her food , & is happy for me to stand next to her while she is eating her dog food, but its small hand fed treats she is snatching & trying to grab off me, i have tried ''NO'' & its fell on deaf ears
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not heard one yet here
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FLAP of mutton.........................not the flaps i'm imaganing are they????? are they not hairy????? oh well takes all sorts????
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this is the date sheet for the spray Contra-indications, warnings, etc For animal treatment only. For external use only. Do not use on sick (systemic diseases, fever...) or convalescent animals. Do not use in rabbits, as adverse reactions and even death could occur. It is important to make sure that animals do not lick each other following treatment. If licking occurs, a brief period of hypersalivation may be observed due mainly to the nature of the carrier. Among the extremely rare suspected adverse reactions, transient cutaneous reactions erythema, pruritis or alopecia have been re
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I would checck she actually has fleas first
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Sounds like me that does
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Not sure then , i would keep an eye on it & act accordingly if it gets much bigger or troublesome
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is it at the base off his tail & is he living alone or does he have company
