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its very quick if you sumbit the x-rays digtally I got my last results ten days from when they were submitted

I have not posted for a couple years I don't have a lot of time I breed and train dogs,but they have some great topics and educated posters on here!! some of my puppies are going to be in a movie thats coming out soon!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_bcngUfjQQ

Hi Ashmore...you are welcome to disagree.but i am speaking from many years as a professional trainer...most dogs who bite for real are 2-4 years old ...but perhaps your a trainer too.so i think i'll leave any further training advice to you...bye bye everyone

hi Hovo...once you start playing tug games with a dog you are sending several messages..first that you are unsure of your staus in the hierarchy.dominant individuals do not engage in tug games with subordinates.you are posturing the behavior of a peer...secondly in some cases you are saying...

cute little guy...looks maybe like a golden ret./chow mix....hi smooshie...e-mail me if you get a chance..i have one of Florida rescues boxers here fostering and training him...hes a real beauty..''brando''

wiemeraners can be very very high maintance and needy. i think they require professional training.they are prone to separation anxiety and they are definetly not the best about''holding it'' and can be prone to skin and temperment problems..definetly ask the breeder about skin

Hi Samantha...German shepherd dogs are some the most highly selectivly bred dogs there are.mainly because of the SV in German and thier strict requirments.some dogs were ''originally bred ''for a purpose some dogs are to this this day still ''highly selectivly bred''.i would never reccomend an...

Hi Tine...i would keep in mind ''house-trained bichon''is an oxymoron.

Hi Gell///get a fecal done ASAP.puppies are very prone to parasites to wait could mean disaster..better safe than sorry

Hi ELInHunter ..littermates raised together can develop a condition called ''canine symbiosis'' in a nutshell they are are each only half of a whole.they begin taking cues from one another instead of humans.and are unable to function as a whole without the other dog present. some dogs are more...

http://www.dogexpert.com/ http://www.fataldogattacks.com/

i just found this forum..they have some good topics..i am a professional trainer and breed labradors and german shepherd dogs http://diamondbarkennel.tripod.com

fatal dog attacks there is a very good book entitled fatal dog attacks you can buy it online..the two main breeds involved in fatal attacks are pitt bulls and rottweilers in part part because they geneticly predisposed to predatory behavior...it is a very interesting book