reckless
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Our current dog is the only one I've ever known who comes running when she hears the foil wrapper of the tablet. She thinks it's a treat, doesn't touch the sides!
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Cream cheese Tam works everytimeYeah tried that lol the bugger worked it out the cheese ate the cheese and spat out the tablet. I crushed it in her food in the end .
Yes we use NexGard Spectra he takes it like a treat, but it’s relatively expensive as it needs a prescription.We use Nextgard for flea and tick treatment as well as worms, vet said its a nice tasty treat for them. No its not its a game to find out where I've hid it and spit it out, tries cheese, sausage roast beef he still finds it. Don't bother now just hold top jaw and push his lips in so he won't close his mouth then throw it down the back of his tongue, same with worming tablet when coming home from over there.
Agreed we found good dairy Lee cheese triangles do the businessCream cheese Tam works everytime
Squeezzy in a tubeAgreed we found good dairy Lee cheese triangles do the business
Ha ha, told you so, no decent food made her quiet and slow-no energy, now, whizz-bang!This little madam has fairly come to life in the last 24 hours , full of beans and mischief, constantly trying to chew things including me,
We get a prescription from vet then buy online for about £20-£25 rather than the £50+ vet wants.Yes we use NexGard Spectra he takes it like a treat, but it’s relatively expensive as it needs a prescription.
We can’t use any sort of spot on treatment his coat is too thick.
All other forms of medication he treates as if they were poison
I tried the placing it at the back of the tongue holding mouth shut and rubbing the throat to make her swallow ...it still got shoved out the gap in her teeth lol. She's a smart wee bugger.We use Nextgard for flea and tick treatment as well as worms, vet said its a nice tasty treat for them. No its not its a game to find out where I've hid it and spit it out, tries cheese, sausage roast beef he still finds it. Don't bother now just hold top jaw and push his lips in so he won't close his mouth then throw it down the back of his tongue, same with worming tablet when coming home from over there.
Yep it seems that way. She makes me laugh but I have to curb the naughty behaviour before she wraps me round her pawHa ha, told you so, no decent food made her quiet and slow-no energy, now, whizz-bang!
More money wasted on students who don't want to get a real job lol. What a piece of nonsense. Wagging tails to the left for one reason and the right for another. All my dogs tails wagg every way possible lol ... they wagg them when they meet other dogs too . Not just humans.For the dog lovers following this thread
Dogs may wag their tails so much due to rhythm-loving humans, scientists say
Experts hypothesise that attractiveness of behaviour was selected for during domestication processwww.theguardian.com
That's up the road a bit , I'm just parked alongside the river that runs from the old spa. It's quieter . Water Is lovely though and not as strong smelling as you'd think . I'll go back in later , time now for lunchThats the one with the disused spar hotel and big wild area next door that makes a good park up, I remember it well.
You are going to stink of sulfur.
Aye I can imagineDon’t rub it in freezing here today in crook of Devon
Just got back from pm dog walk, it’s kinda chilly out. Nice and dry but the wind while lite is cuttingA toasty 3° here & daughter has just asked me to walk her dog - not impressed.
Aye the coaches and the lorry drivers are nuts on these roads . They take no prisoners.Those photos of Delphi took me back to a school trip on one of those educational cruises they had in the '60s. I even recognised some of it . We took a coach trip up to Delphi and I remember being terrified on the twisty road with big drops and the local driver who drove like he was on a race track. The return trip to Itea was even worse. First time I had been abroad but despite the driving I was hooked.
Thanks for bringing back the memories with such wonderful photos.
Sue