I'm not sure what the dosage would be when my dog had to go on it for the arthritis in his spin. He also had to go on condrintien (sp). We tried the pilles, but he wouldn't take them so I just switched him to a dog food that had it in it. It was a ...

A lot of them will take them to the shelter. Usually late at night and drop them off in the night deposit cages. They will tell them that they are strays so they don't have to pay the drop off fee and they don't have to tell them they came from the...

OK talking about pricing and selling points is a dog that is dual registered worth more money then one that is only registered with one club? Meaning they are AKC and UKC registered or that the owners say their dogs are AKC registered and the...

The biggest problem I am having in placing them in homes is that people don't really care about their backgrounds or their abilities. They just want a pet to lay on the sofa and get it hairy. So then they don't want to pay as much as we are asking....

We don't breed for profit. We are luck if we make two hundred when it is all said and done. I do it because I like the breed and we have graet dogs with great personalities and great movement. They are first pets, then an occacilan (sp) hunting ...

Everyone seems to think that you need to show your dogs before you breed them or they should be titled. The problem with that again comes down to what you want in a dog does it not? Or is what most of you trying to say that a dog should have ei...

Yes I meant the ARBA. I am a little dyslectic (sp) and I always get the abbrivations back wards. So what you are saying again is that the UKC is not a good place to register your dog. I now a lot of people that perfer the UKC to AKC because t...

Silverdust to say that a dog that is registered by anything other then AKC or CKC is not fair. What about the coonhouds and French Brittany that are only registered by UKC or the really rare breeds that are registered with ABRA or FCI. Are you sa...

Yeah cats multiply like rabbits. Though most don't go into heat until they are six months if I remember right a cat can go into heat and get pregant as soon as four months.

My experince with labs and goldens the goldens are more mellow than the labs. The only thing with goldens is they need to be brushed to get all the dead undercoat out. If I was you I would contact some of the places that do service dogs. They ...