Crazy! I don't even remember hearing about this. Thanks for the post.

Nina Otteson toys and their wobble kong full of treats and kibble!

I LOVE Lush Tama….if you get on there maybe you can mail me some goodies????

Could be a black fly bite. Mine get red welts on them if they get bit by them. Tucker has really bad reactions to mosquito bites, they puff up and blister so I have to really watch him and make sure I put his bug spray on him.

You can find Kipawa on here to message her to see who she uses.

I trim tails, whiskers. I do chalk then finish with a shine spray or wipe.

You said you were smitten with her earlier. Why not call her that? Smitten?

My boy does the same thing. Not sure why.

Thanks for the info Debra. They are on HealthyMouth and brushing. Like Arwen, Tucker was diagnosed with CUPS, so we are trying to figure out what works best with him. I am hoping once a day is good, I get in a good two days of brushing usually on the weekends.

Lol….they sure have good noses.....and ears, mine can hear a wrapper rustle from the far corner of the yard!

Debra, what's with the double sided tape??

I tried the electric toothbrush with both dogs and it just does not work for me. They hate the sound, try to bite it more than a regular brush and I have a scar on my thumb where Becca thought it was part of the toothbrush. I tried it because Tuckers specialist recommended it. At the last cleaning he said we had turned his mouth around 180 which was a phenomenal relief, now I am trying to add brushing twice a day.

Lol! Looks like the red version of Tucker! I have learned to put things farther back on the counter because he has a longer reach than Becca. But both are counter-surfers!

Love the name Bop-it!! Have fun with the puppy stage, it goes by too quickly….

I mean, I would start salary negotiations off at 547777777777777777 too, but 36.6 -9 is a pretty fair hourly wage also….. ;)

Welcome to the forum! Please post pics, we like to have a guess as to what he could be.

I used to use a guillotine style, but now exclusively use a dremel. You can shape the nail nicely with a Dremel and you can get a handheld one for about 60 dollars. You will get a feel for when you get close to the quick. When it starts to feel less hard like a nail and more gummy or soft you are getting too close. If you nick a quick with a dremel it will also bleed…that's too far, but you don't risk taking off a lot of the quick like you would using clippers. Think of the quick as the tip of your finger, you wouldn't want to cut that off!

Pretty pic. I am up getting ready for work and Becca and Tucker are still upstairs in bed…..Oh to have my dogs lives....

Very nice pictures. Thank you for sharing. Happy early baroo day Juniper!

This is very true!