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Calli

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 9:16 pm Post subject:
Tactical worming issues Hounds no interest in gravel but ages back I did have a GSD that ground her teeth on stones.....Like to think she was sharpening them

dpack

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 9:25 pm Post subject:
i have hidden the diamond files as ki needs no help in the pointy teeth department completely unconcerned by her recent experiment with a raw onion , needs watching for eating daft stuff

Rob R

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 9:43 pm Post subject:

dpack wrote:

needs watching for eating daft stuff

They say that pets resemble their owners

Calli

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 9:43 pm Post subject:
So strange they defy the morning after injections which were complex enough... Left the pack for one day and night - unavoidable I thought the best prevention being the assumption of an 'accidental mating' For Mihto - Hound weighed and allowance made for fat ratio - two injections - 2.5 ml each Timing perfect and now we are looking at a totally precocious litter less than three year old mom

dpack

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 9:45 pm Post subject:

Rob R wrote:

dpack wrote:

needs watching for eating daft stuff

They say that pets resemble their owners

Calli

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 10:18 pm Post subject:

dpack wrote:

Rob R wrote:

dpack wrote:

needs watching for eating daft stuff

They say that pets resemble their owners

Actionable?

dpack

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 10:20 pm Post subject:

dont most folks check the toxin levels in known naughty plants (just for fun and practice) by the taste tests etc ?

recon the dragon princess is adventurous so maybe salukis resemble their peeps but this one may be too daft for independant menu choice

the well weathered cooking disaster snack was a bad idea

and the man needed to wash everything in a wheelbarrow to worry the postie .ki .

this one needs watching re odd food

dpack

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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 10 10:24 pm Post subject:

Calli wrote:

dpack wrote:

Rob R wrote:

dpack wrote:

needs watching for eating daft stuff

They say that pets resemble their owners

Actionable?

rob has seen me nibbling yew and talking to myself re toxin levels so he may have a point

dpack

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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 12:39 pm Post subject:
no ill effects .peeling and eating a strong onion is odd .not as odd as her coal habit

Drewsephine

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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 1:01 pm Post subject:

dpack wrote:

not as odd as her coal habit

Apparently I had one of those when I was younger
If my parents ever lost me (which frequently happened) they would
check the coal scuttle outside. There was me with a big smile and black teeth

dpack

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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 1:09 pm Post subject:
my junior school pal's little sister was the same ,it seems harmless but very odd ,is it the crunchy thing or the taste ?

Drewsephine

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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 1:16 pm Post subject:
i think its just cos Im a bit odd. I have no idea what it was as I was very young. I did, however, have ace musical taste and could kinda dance. Check me out Oh yeah

dpack

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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 1:36 pm Post subject:
coal ,the new legal clubbing high

sally_in_wales
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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 1:37 pm Post subject:
my slightly strange cat loves onions, he particularly likes to steal a pickling onion, hide it, and periodically nibble off a layer. Does this about once or twice a year and so far hasnt done himself a mischief with it

Mutton

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Posted: Mon Apr 26, 10 6:03 pm Post subject:
Coal - one treatment for flatulence used to be/is eating charcoal biscuits to absorb the gases. So am I told. Nothing to do with experience. Less distressing than our neighbours toddler that used to crunch up live snails picked off the pavement. His mother was always pouncing on him and pulling a mushed up snail out of his mouth.

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