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[katwoman]

Who’s the boss, b#tch ?


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[Bidja]

New product review is in from at least one guilty looking Dish Licker :-)




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That is crap design eg: material selection. Tell the supplier that it was not fit for purpose and you want your money back...

Hope the Dish Licker did not swallow more than the intended tucker mate.

[MB]

That’s a bloody good point mate, thank you!


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[Bidja]

We use to use, or at least the Kelpies did, these Kong things (hollow round rubber cone like vessels) that we put tucker in and they would spend time liking/cleaning and throwing them about, These things are tough, maybe a bowl made of similar material would be a good one to check out. Thought - Screw down a a small tire 150-200mm dia tyre side down and screwed to a flat piece of ply or log billet. Have to get the snout in there may slow the process. Rubber might be suss.

Maybe a marketing opportunity here.

[MB]

Definitely like the little tyre idea mate, will have a hunt around for some.
A neat little 40C summer trick also is to make big ice blocks with a treat in the guts, they love it!


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[MB]

Just found a better quality ‘Kong’ version thanks for the tip mate, appreciated! https://www.petsmart.com/dog/bowls-a...l-5231739.html


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[MB]

A somewhat sad post for our beautiful Blue Dog Del!
Tough old faithful silly girl has foolishly survived over the years the likes of severe horse double barrel kicks, heavy vehicle trailer wheel pancakes & twisted/blocked gut veterinary operations twice from sneaky snacking on hunters bunny fur balls.
Dogmentia with longevity is sadly true and only just now kindly educated by our neighbouring vet nurse for next caring steps needed.
Signs to look out for earlier and possibly medicate/diet/occupy accordingly have now been educated:
*Wandering/pacing (especially after dark, lost bearings )
* Anxiety/Excessive licking (paws, faces etc..)
* Unknown displays of dominance (tucker bowl wars and frustrated anger)

List does apparently go on but we should not forget that in age we are allowed to get a little bit cranky I guess?




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[Plasnart]

A somewhat sad post for our beautiful Blue Dog Del!
Tough old faithful silly girl has foolishly survived over the years the likes of severe horse double barrel kicks, heavy vehicle trailer wheel pancakes & twisted/blocked gut veterinary operations twice from sneaky snacking on hunters bunny fur balls.
Dogmentia with longevity is sadly true and only just now kindly educated by our neighbouring vet nurse for next caring steps needed.
Signs to look out for earlier and possibly medicate/diet/occupy accordingly have now been educated:
*Wandering/pacing (especially after dark, lost bearings )
* Anxiety/Excessive licking (paws, faces etc..)
* Unknown displays of dominance (tucker bowl wars and frustrated anger)

List does apparently go on but we should not forget that in age we are allowed to get a little bit cranky I guess?




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Sorry to hear this mate. Del is a beaut dog. Would occasionally come visit me when I was staying in the chalet but would pass through pretty quick. Always thought she was just doing her rounds of her territory.

[Bidja]

A somewhat sad post for our beautiful Blue Dog Del!
Tough old faithful silly girl has foolishly survived over the years the likes of severe horse double barrel kicks, heavy vehicle trailer wheel pancakes & twisted/blocked gut veterinary operations twice from sneaky snacking on hunters bunny fur balls.
Dogmentia with longevity is sadly true and only just now kindly educated by our neighbouring vet nurse for next caring steps needed.
Signs to look out for earlier and possibly medicate/diet/occupy accordingly have now been educated:
*Wandering/pacing (especially after dark, lost bearings )
* Anxiety/Excessive licking (paws, faces etc..)
* Unknown displays of dominance (tucker bowl wars and frustrated anger)

List does apparently go on but we should not forget that in age we are allowed to get a little bit cranky I guess?




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Been sitting thinking of what to say mate. Sad but I am sure Del has a great place to roam and with some help will remain to have times of real enjoyment.

We are here to care for our best mates.

[0-TJ-0]

A somewhat sad post for our beautiful Blue Dog Del!
Tough old faithful silly girl has foolishly survived over the years the likes of severe horse double barrel kicks, heavy vehicle trailer wheel pancakes & twisted/blocked gut veterinary operations twice from sneaky snacking on hunters bunny fur balls.
Dogmentia with longevity is sadly true and only just now kindly educated by our neighbouring vet nurse for next caring steps needed.
Signs to look out for earlier and possibly medicate/diet/occupy accordingly have now been educated:
*Wandering/pacing (especially after dark, lost bearings )
* Anxiety/Excessive licking (paws, faces etc..)
* Unknown displays of dominance (tucker bowl wars and frustrated anger)

List does apparently go on but we should not forget that in age we are allowed to get a little bit cranky I guess?




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Sorry to hear mate.