theresagerber

we do have a vet appt. a little later today just wondering if anyone has seen this before. She is a lab, when we found her she was already pregnant. This thing seems like it is on her vulva and it does not inter-fear with the birthing.

I am a trainer and was looking for a new way to quite a boxer and get him used to being in a crate. We found him running the street by my work, the owner decided to give him up because he likes to jump the fence. We found him a home, but he has never been crated. We have tried all the tricks, but it has only been a few days and he howls when we leave. there are 2 others dogs in a crate in the same room, but he don`t care. I would like to help keep him in his new home, any new ideas out there. Thanks for any help ! Remember I know most of the ways, I don`t want his new home to have to give him up for howling in an apartment.The neighbors will report it and he needs a break. I don`t use the shock collars in a crate or at all if possible in advance.

I tried to find her a good home, fell in love with her. She has developed a bad need which is common in puppy mill dogs. I can`t afford to fix it and need financial help is there anyone out there with any ideas? I tried the rescue they will help if I put her in rescue, I can`t bear to let her go.She is so sweet. Got any Ideas we live in missouri.

Jumping & mouthing the owner.