Originally posted by molang7hey tui! nice to see another gal in the forums!
greetings and all the luck from chicago
maura
Originally posted by djrlewisOh, I have so much to reply to.
Loving this topic. Should really rename it the U2Start Veterinary Topic
Will say more when I have time...
Originally posted by Jcbasket[..]
I agree with you actually. Dogs are humans to an extent but they are dogs. They need to be trained from being puppies that WE are the alpha figure. Once we lose that, I think the dogs try to replace us. Its happened with my family at one point. Once Jagger (my shepherd) turned about 1 he really started to disobey and started doing his own thing, showing to us that he could do whatever he wanted whenever he wanted. So, we just got a few tips and got the whole family to consistently train with him. After a few days, he was obedient again with my father and I and disobedient with my mother and sister. It has nothing to do with male/female. Its just that my dad and I were actually strict with him where my mom and sis were pushovers and didn't hold their ground. I don't even think they really trained with him. And hes 6 now and still like that with them. But yes, I think they do need dominance!
Originally posted by germcevoyjust had a whisk around my profile there and it's exactly 365 days since I first cam across this site also.
Originally posted by germcevoyjust had a whisk around my profile there and it's exactly 365 days since I first cam across this site also.
Originally posted by easports43[..]
335 days....Just a month more for me.
Originally posted by germcevoyjust had a whisk around my profile there and it's exactly 365 days since I first cam across this site also.
Originally posted by tui[..]
Hey Dan!
Yea its a tough course and it is a good idea, i mean its not that long and i can always try again which is good, They go on lab results from our lab practicals and our end of semester tests, its all in percentages for the tests but the labs are graded (B+, A etc) so we have to keep them up too..
Its a prerequisite to have done 10days of work experience before starting the course so what you explained about the prolapsed uterus ive actually seen and i must say you poor thing! was it a difficult calving? aww sad to here about the lambing!triplets though that would have been tough, hope you get your good night sleep my friend, is the weekend almost over? mastitis? could you elaborate more on that? (if its not too much hassle of course
Thank you for the advice, im gonna keep doing that, and when we get into the practical side of it your advice will be my lifestyle
) but the left leg was back. Sorted that and head and shoulders came fine but then she locked at the hips. After a lot of toil I eventually got it sorted and the calf came out......but..... (see next reply below..)Originally posted by tui[..]
lol that is just a nice description haha, please dont say you had to do it by yourself?
Originally posted by germcevoy[..]
Vets rates are astronomical. You can choose the next ipod vid. . .
Originally posted by tui[..]
That can be a reason for hairloss? lack of the production of a certain hormone or something?
Originally posted by germcevoyjust had a whisk around my profile there and it's exactly 365 days since I first cam across this site also.