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Julia1119 Member  Posts: 71 |
posted 07-21-2003 08:36 AM
  
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Julia1119 Member Posts: 71 |
posted 07-21-2003 08:37 AM
Thanks so much Bellasmommy--I wasnt copying the link from 'properties'..i was just taking it from the web site!!!!! IP: Logged |
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Julia1119 Member Posts: 71 |
posted 07-21-2003 08:38 AM
 can you guys see her teeth in these pics!!!! her "fangs" stick out. I am always pulling her top lip over those things!!!!! IP: Logged |
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sarah207 Member Posts: 59 |
posted 07-21-2003 08:47 AM
o gosh....shes soooooo cute!!!!!!! IP: Logged |
ilovemypets Moderator Posts: 364 |
posted 07-21-2003 09:34 AM
COOOOOT!!! What kind of god is she again? May I ask what your secret is to not having tear stains? [This message has been edited by ilovemypets (edited 07-21-2003).] IP: Logged |
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Julia1119 Member Posts: 71 |
posted 07-21-2003 10:21 AM
Thanks!! Shes my baby! She is a Shih/ToyPoo. I have never seen her parents. I wish I could have seen who was what. I have no trick to get rid of tear stains. She really doesnt have them. She gets "eye gook" in the corners of her eyes, and I just pull them out with warm water. It may be something that your dog is eating. I saw his pic on the other board. Or maybe its just the chemicals in his body. I have, however, seen Maltese babies with dark tear stains like yours. Have you tried the Show Eye pads? I dont think Shiztus or Toy Poodles get tear stains...I could be wrong though... IP: Logged |
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ilovemypets Moderator Posts: 364 |
posted 07-21-2003 11:46 AM
Well, he is on a healty food, by fostersmith. I really don't know what to do. But today I washed his face, then combed it with a stainless steel comb and they loked great when his face dryed! So...lol I dunno. IP: Logged |
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iluvmypup Moderator Posts: 330 |
posted 07-21-2003 12:31 PM
oh she is just so cute!!! i love that face.i'll bet she's as spoiled as can be  IP: Logged |
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dbuzzw Member Posts: 48 |
posted 07-21-2003 04:51 PM
She is just the cutest thing!!! IP: Logged |
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bellasmommy Member Posts: 132 |
posted 07-21-2003 05:43 PM
i'm happy to see winnie's pic up here.. she's a real cutie.. the way her hair falls over her face is just like bella's and those fangs sticking out, another thing just like bella.. in all honesty she looks a whole lot like bella, who is shih tzu/toy poodle, but winnie's white IP: Logged |
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Julia1119 Member Posts: 71 |
posted 07-22-2003 08:08 PM
She is a great dog. I would love to get another Shih-Poo. It gets very expensive though. Has anyone ever heard of Dog Insurance? IP: Logged |
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puttin510 Member Posts: 616 |
posted 07-22-2003 09:02 PM
She is amazing, much better up close than the teenie tiny teenie picture you first had. She definatley has the shitzy mouth. My poodle has a crooked underbite too. I have pet insurance for my poodle Sasha. It is a good idea to get it before anything starts happening healthwise or its not covered, You know like an ongoing sickness. Let me know if you want to know the sight. They have different packages. Luvpets: The stains could be from an allery. Even if you are giving him a good food, that food could still have something in it that he is allergic too. So like I had to do was keep trying different foods until you find the right one. Just because it is recommendable does not mean its perfect for your dog.Poodles can and do get staining. I have seen poodles that even get stains from licking the forearm of their legs or feet. It was the same pinkish tinge as on your dog. So I am not saying your food choice is bad (though I have not heard anyone recommend it also in my searchings)but it may just be wrong for your little one.He could be allergic to chicken, lamb, turkey. You just need to do the process of elimination. Most people have to change foods until they find what suites their dog. Please don't be offended. This is just my experience. IP: Logged |
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iluvmypup Moderator Posts: 330 |
posted 07-22-2003 10:23 PM
since were on the subject of food i have been feeding max purina puppy chow and i was wondering at what age should i give him adult food. IP: Logged |
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Julia1119 Member Posts: 71 |
posted 07-22-2003 11:39 PM
I would love to know the site of the Dog Insurance...I have seen some expensive and some cheap ones out there. I currently use Care Credit with my Vet office. www.carecredit.com but that is even expensive...what do you suggest? IP: Logged |
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Joee Member Posts: 22 |
posted 07-23-2003 07:29 AM
Hi Everyone Just some FYI.... I have an 8 mo. old Pekapoo and he is white and had the worst eye "rust" stains. I bought this stuff called Tear Clear (I think) at the pet store, its in a white bottle, red cap, and it works! It is a clear water like liquid and I apply it when I give Joee a bath with a toothbrush. All I do is saturate the toothbrush with the stuff and brush it below his eye where the stains (were!) and rinse it off when I rinse the rest of his body. I only apply this stuff when I give him a bath, which is once a week, and it is gone!!!! It took about maybe three weeks before it really started disappearing that is because I only do it once at bath time. I pretty much do it now for preventative maintenance. I know others who have applied it two times a day or so and it took less time to disappear but I just didn't have the time to do that. But it works like magic! Please give it a try. I was also told by my vet that a lot of that staining is hereditary to the toy dog breed. I had a toy poodle growing up and it had the same thing. GOOD LUCK to anyone who needs to rid of this stuff!! [This message has been edited by Joee (edited 07-23-2003).] [This |
