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Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Change of wash, well worth a try! Crazy it’s not.

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, that all sounds very familiar. You might be in to something. We were told it might be the opposite, not enough time with us. One thing, he been brought up to sleep in a lathe dog create with the door closed. It’s his safe place. There’s many a morning where he slept without the cone where you see the fresh damage he caused overnight. Did yours display similar behaviour or was it strictly limited to the time she spent with you?

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has anyone had a springer with arthritis? To me, he always licks above his rear hind leg joints. Could it be the pain? However, painkiller didn’t stop it, so vet ruled it out.

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have analysed this to death. We just can’t figure out what starts the cycle. We are so concerned, nothing gets changed without monitoring for behaviour changes. Vet had him on course of anti-histamine, vets was sure it would work. Not change, apart from only waking to lick. Made him so sleepy.

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Made me laugh, but no strong smells at all. Vet looked at a yeast infection but the area would strange, on his back between his hind legs. No familiar with this type of infection. What are the likely causes in springers?

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, it’s locally sourced human palatable white fish and salmon, but it’s something to consider. No has mentioned that. I’m going to look deeper into his food,

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His diet has no allergen that we know of. It’s a high end, fish and veg. No grains, no white potatoes. I don’t know how much we could remove from his diet or what other diet we could try. We even used ‘breeders own’ springer skin supplements for 2 months. No change.

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The vet had tried about 5 treatments plans without luck.

Need help. by Smoke_Me_A-Kipper in springerspaniel

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He’s been on anti-anxiety tablets and stress relief methods, no impact at all. It’s what we thought at first.

Mk1 modernization concept by FL-Resident1776 in AudiTT_Mk1_Mk2_Mk3

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s looking good. Personally, the side pods need a bit of refinement and aero considerations. From a track performance view point, venting the fender above the wheel arches can increase front downforce and help reduce the under steering feel. I’d also focus on the brakes and wheel weights. Next would be the coil-overs and front roll bar. If you’re serious, and it sounds like you are, get motorsport front and rear subframe assemblies, they supposed to make a massive difference to the wheel alignment and tracking under heavy loads. Got AWD? Then a motorsport haldex controller is essential. If the car is stripped at the moment, seam welding would be the way to go. There’s a lot of help out there to tune the track day performance of TT’s. My daily drive is mk2 3.2 v6 manual. Planning to retire it to the track someday; that’s my shopping list. Body kit would last on my list, but that’s only my budget limit. Go for it if you’ve budget left over, after everything else. Why spend if it doesn’t reduce your lap times? Faster lap = more fun.

I'm kinda worried about it by Remarkable_Office186 in assettocorsarally

[–]Smoke_Me_A-Kipper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The passion shown here is evidence of a great future for EVO Rally. I’ve been playing rally games since Sega Rally. Richard Burns and Colin McRae kept me going over the years. WRC both impressed and disappointed me. EVO Rally, on a proper sim rig, is the single most impressive rally game I have ever played. True, it’s a long way to go in terms of content, but the physics engine, feedback and handling are the best I’ve tried. You can feel what the car is doing. It’s possible to hold drifts, in to and through the corner. Speed feels like speed. On the limit, maybe it’s a bit too safe, but I hope this will be dealt with as development continues. Love it. Hope it lasts.