You can find a non-papered dog of just about every breed (and then some) in shelters for about 1/10th that price. Rescues as well, many of which do have "papers".

Remember that you can treat the house and the pets, but if you don't treat the yard, they'll be back with full vengeance. We use a spray dispenser attached to the hose to spray a mix of bleach water. It doesn't harm the yard, but keeps the fleas ou...

Welcome to the forum! Hope to see some pics of Lala and looking forward to getting to know you both.

Mayish is right. Cooked chicken bones have the marrow dried out and moisture from the bone drawn off, so they splinter and can create a world of very dangerous problems.

First of all, be very careful, If it is on fact a skink they are toxic to dogs (not sure about cats, but possibly).

If a dog eats a lizard, no problem. If a dog eats a skink, they will have to be treated by a vet for poisoning.
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Um, Juno...I just spit a mouth full of water on the monitor!

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Since the OP is in New Castle, Pennsylvania, here is the answer to the question.

Excellent information on http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...

I agree with a visit to the vet. It's possible that you may be dealing with an ear infection. Since Pyrs are my "breed", I'm pretty familiar with the personality.

Human aggression in one raised with the family is not the "norm", so (ju...

No, not weird. I sent her a message, letting her know that I was interested in a response to my last post and was unlocking the thread. After letting it sit for several days, I removed her lock comment (yesterday afternoon), as it seemed that folks...

I have no "issues" with you defending yourself. It is the manner in which you did so that I have problems with. I DO have issues with profanity and the name calling.

No where in my post did I state that you were less than honest. I did...