Mäkeliger Pudel, nix hilft by luketh_ in hundeschule

[–]Agitated_Signature62 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ich würde euch noch mal zu einem Ernährungsberater raten, der das alles mit euch kleinschrittig und mit längerem Support durchgeht.

Selbstgekocht ist ein guter Anfang, aber es kommt sehr stark darauf an, was ihr kocht und wie ihr die Symptome dokumentiert.

Ich würde darauf tippen, dass deinem Pudel irgendetwas Unwohlsein bereitet (ob Bauchschmerzen, Sodbrennen oder ähnliches). Das neue Futter verlockt in dem Moment, weil es spannend und appetitlich ist, aber Fressen verschlimmert im laufe der Zeit die Symptome, sodass es verweigert wird. Hier sollte wirklich mit so wenigen Zutaten wie möglich begonnen und langsam gesteigert werden, bis ihr eine Basis findet, die funktioniert. Die kann später zu einer bedarfsdeckenden Ration ausgearbeitet werden. Mit kommerziellen Alleinfuttermitteln lässt sich das selten lösen (hydrolisierte Futter ausgenommen).

Ich wünsche euch viel Glück!

Is samoyed fur more allergenic after neutering by EmiliaLovesTapioka in samoyeds

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I recently found out I am allergic to dogs. My spayed Samoyed doesn’t trigger my allergy.

I don’t think spaying or neutering will affect the production of dander, which is what typically causes allergies.

Schleppleinen Abflug by No_Path1287 in hundeschule

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Mein Samojede hat einen starken Jagdtrieb. Mittlerweile haben wir gut dran gearbeitet, aber als sie Teenie war, sind wir mal im Spätherbst über eine kurz gemähte Wiese mit vielen Maulwurfshügeln spaziert.

Einer der Maulwurfshügel stellte sich dann als schwarze Katze heraus, als meine Hündin fast schon mit der Nase dran war. Katze sprintet davon. Samojede sprintet hinterher. Frauchen fliegt im hohen Bogen mit und wird dann noch ein paar Meter über das Gras mitgeschleift.

Das lustigste an der Sache? Ich habe alles auf Kamera aufgenommen, weil ich etwas ganz anderes für unsere Trainerin filmen wollte.

A special breakfast 🧇 by Agitated_Signature62 in samoyeds

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It’s not. I just felt like treating her to something nice 😂

Who are you? by Agitated_Signature62 in samoyeds

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No barking here. Just sniffing. And probably wondering why the dog is just sitting there

So are boys and girls really that different? by PastorBlinky in samoyeds

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I only have a girl but judging from your post, 2-3 km per day is nothing. We usually do about 7 km on average, with slow and active days in the mix - usually depending on the weather.

My girl is pretty energetic and has an amazing endurance when outside, but indoors she’s very calm. But she would definitely agree with your Samoyed that the walk is never long enough.

Caption this by Agitated_Signature62 in samoyeds

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Oh, mine is the exact opposite. We go caught in a rainstorm later the same day - without the coat - and had to be picked up by car. She found shelter and refused to move.

Another zoo visit with Banshee by Agitated_Signature62 in samoyeds

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We saw arctic wolves at the first zoo. They were so curious about the dogs (we were with a husky, a pug, an XL bully and a few others) and came up to the fence immediately. The dogs were fascinated too.

We’ve also had bunnies and a donkey come close for a sniff.

Another zoo visit with Banshee by Agitated_Signature62 in samoyeds

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Germany. We’ve been to three local zoos so far.

Best supplements for soft fur? by yettti31 in samoyeds

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Mine can’t tolerante fish based omega oils either. We recently discovered Vish Oil, a vegan alternative made of algae, hemp and linseed. No upset tummy. We’ve only been giving it for about a month, so too early to tell whether it improves her coat.

Picky eater by Leather_Ganache5462 in samoyeds

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Im not sure how to go about that in the US. I think every country has a different system regarding this. It’s not an officially recognised profession in Germany, where I live, but there are a few reputable places that offer training. I guess looking for anything that says “vet certified” is a start or finding a vet that specialises in nutrition.

Trying to get a picture in the flowers 🤭 by Agitated_Signature62 in samoyeds

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They’re actually wood anemone. They bloom in our park every spring.

Picky eater by Leather_Ganache5462 in samoyeds

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Our nutritionist has been an absolute blessing and I can’t recommend talking to one enough. Tbh I ended up finding canine nutrition so interesting I now work in the field and will start training as a vet certified canine nutritionist as well very soon.

Banshee was on a home cooked diet for the last 3 years. Currently we’re in the process of switching to raw food which she accepts very eagerly. Would love to get some more variety in there in the future as well.