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  1. JanS

    11 month old nippy and bitey

    I would be more than happy to help you out with that. :banned:
  2. JanS

    Critters and wildlife in your area - post your pics

    I've had it for several years and used it yesterday. It picked up a bunch of cool birds but they apparently changed it and now it won't let me go back to my own recordings on any given day.
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    Critters and wildlife in your area - post your pics

    As much as I'm not a squirrel fan, this guy was looking tired and elderly just trying to bask in the sun on the deck so I didn't have the dogs chase him away. And the fox kits have been coming to clean up bird feeder remnants under the deck so I grabbed a couple photos this morning.
  4. JanS

    Whoa~! Rein 'em in here and show your horse! 2026

    I did not know that but it's pretty interesting!
  5. JanS

    8 week old puppy training

    Please do not talk in this tone to our members or staff and stop whiting things out. It's okay to disagree but it's not okay to blatantly say someone else is wrong or what they are saying is nonsense and your way is the only way.
  6. JanS

    8 week old puppy training

    Excuse me???? I never said you can't or shouldn't hand feed the pup, I said you shouldn't reach in the bowl and threaten to take it away while they are eating.
  7. JanS

    11 month old nippy and bitey

    Honestly that is one of the worst places to find advice when there are so many different and in many cases, wrong opinions out there. There is nothing wrong in saying what will help, but when you're typing, emotions can be hard to read and adding insulting statements to the person asking the...
  8. JanS

    Um, no words.

    I see quite a few who say "heath tested" and to them it just means a vet has checked them out, with no DNA testing even.
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    Um, no words.

    Oh that is so pathetic... :(
  10. JanS

    Do Dogs Really Benefit from Food Toppers, or Are They Just a Trend?

    We used to add a little bit of topper but haven't been lately. They say straight dry kibble takes a lot of water for the dog to absorb it and digest it so a little wet topper helps that a lot. Some people even soak the dry kibble to help with that but I haven't been doing it.
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    Doberman puppy owners - track your weight gain here

    Have you consulted with her on that? LOL I bet Olive would try to eat a whole bag of food if she had access.
  12. JanS

    Doberman puppy owners - track your weight gain here

    She does look great. I can see where taking a couple pound off could bring up the tuck in her tummy a bit but she's in no way overweight.
  13. JanS

    Nosework Thread

    I agree. I did an online course but I would like to do it in person too.
  14. JanS

    Random Pet Photo of the Day - 2026

    Extremely stupid squirrel.
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    Nosework Thread

    She knows what she's looking for! I signed up for a nosework workshop in early August but it's a bit of a haul so I wanted to stay in a nearby hotel but the prices were ridiculous that weekend so I had her take me off the list. We have a lot of licensed nosework matches in this area so I would...
  16. JanS

    Random Pet Photo of the Day - 2026

    My friend was here a few days ago and the dogs love their auntie.
  17. JanS

    Critters and wildlife in your area - post your pics

    Not really a critter but yesterday I took Elroy to his last weight pull class and this time it was outdoors about 30 miles west of here instead of the dog training club that is east of here. Anyway, they have a ton of army worms over there and many of the trees are stripped. I bet it's been...
  18. JanS

    Introducing Clancy

    That's what I was thinking too but couldn't think of it either yesterday. My friend has an IG and he has the same build, but in a way smaller package than a Whippet or Greyhound. .
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    Introducing Clancy

    Aww he looks really relaxed and confident already. It looks like he might have some sort of hound mixed in there from that top line.
  20. JanS

    UDC Nationals 2025

    Yes, in many cases a breeder will hold back a male as a breeding prospect but change their mind as they mature so that might be a good option. Or many breeders will retire a female at about 4 years and sell them to a good home.

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