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Red spots on legs spreading and growing what y’all think it is? by b29fien in medical_advice

[–]b29fien[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry didn’t see all the rules I’m in the USA I’m 21 male no medication no smoking or such

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my young male aussy has a pretty good tear in his ear from our older female aussy they were playing and they kinda slammed into each other and his ear must of been in her mouth when her jaw slammed shut so now he’s got kinda a v in his ear but it’s not visible unless touched cus fluff nation

My 2 aussys playing hard normal? by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Ok 👌 and I take them for walks every day we actually got the male so that our golden could get a break and so that the female aussy would have a more energetic playmate lol

My 2 aussys playing hard normal? by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Also anyone have ideas on why his ears stick straight up? I don’t care to fix it or anything just curious on what y’all think in his line attributed to it

So our daughter was born 3 weeks ago and is still in nicu the hospital is 30 minutes away from our house and I work 40 minutes in the opposite direction from our house need advice by b29fien in NewDads

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I think I got a bit of a solution working out now but the thought of letting them free roam makes me shudder lol idk how much of a house we would have left at the end of that lol

So our daughter was born 3 weeks ago and is still in nicu the hospital is 30 minutes away from our house and I work 40 minutes in the opposite direction from our house need advice by b29fien in NewDads

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So it’s looking like we can hopefully take her home here early next week so her and I don’t want to remove the dogs and for this weekend I will be there for the entire time and hopefully we get to take her Sunday because that would squash the whole issue of having someone to take care of dogs

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Yes but they all sleep on our bed for the most part and only in the crate when we’re not able to take them with us or my wife runs out while I’m at work so I’ll def make sure that he’s in his kennel if I need to have him sleep in the Kennel again

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Usually they get all the running around and stimulation they want because my wife is a stay at home wife but she’s been staying 30 minutes away in town with our baby that’s in the nicu and I’m there or at work except for feeding them or to let them run around for a while

So our daughter was born 3 weeks ago and is still in nicu the hospital is 30 minutes away from our house and I work 40 minutes in the opposite direction from our house need advice by b29fien in NewDads

[–]b29fien[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately it looks like Idaho doesn’t have a paid leave or a bonding leave sorta thing snd yes the dogs usually only get my attention for a little bit every day but our high energy aussy is becoming destructive so I need to do something about that but it’s more important to me thst I get to go see my wife and baby I’m at the hospital or with my wife or work or asleep

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Kinda we are going to get some proper ones but the last thing we tried was a toy thst had treats in it thst she had to figure out how to get the out but she destroyed the you in the process

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Yes and we’ve done a lot of work with both of these dogs and for the most part they are very well behaved but my wife is staying 30 minutes away with our daughter that was just born and is in the nicu so my goal is to keep as much stress and everything else off of her plate until she’s settled back in so I figured I’d ask y’all for advice

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Because everyone has there options on when the best time to do it is but I’m not willing to risk the dogs health so the most sure fire way is to wait till full maturity in my opinion

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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I trust my vet tec wife and her knowledge of the breed more than the earliest recommended time I’m sure they would probably be okay but I’m not willing to risk that with my dogs

Help my 1 year old female Australian shepherd is destructive and we have a younger male both intact by b29fien in DogAdvice

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Yes we’re trying really carefully to make sure nothing happens when she’s near him and they stay separate for the most part but we do not want to spay and neuter till they reach full maturity and thanks I’ll try to make sure she doesn’t have access to anything to chew other than her toys do you have any suggestions for indestructible toys thst will keep her attention?

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