Jada wrote:


It drained me a lot - I never thought it would happen, it was getting to the point it was making me ill.
I can even call up and check on him.
A lot of stress today, just had to get a few beers in to mellow out.
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Hello and welcome! Hope you enjoy the site as much as we do
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So sorry to hear she is in so much pain. I sympathise with you, it is horrible to see your beloved dogs in pain Fingers crossed for your little girl x
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Hello and welcome to the staffy club! Your boy hugo is gorgeous

Nipping is quite quite normal for a puppy, he's is just playing. When you play with Hugo and he starts nipping do as mentioned above and give him one of his toys to play with. Train Hugo the leave command (very important), and reward him profusely when he does as he is told. Just remember that even though he is nipping now he won't do it forever, he will grow out of it in a few months
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clicked on thankyou then instead of return post. I don't know if it would work but apparently if hayfever sufferers have a tsp of honey a day from a locally sourced Bee farm near where they live it helps with the hayfever symptoms, as the Bees will be pollinating in the areas near to where they live it reduces symptoms, if ya get my drift. Would this not work with dogs, if he has allergies to local grasses.......i was just wondering.
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Ive just read the thread on enlarged heart and then the awful sad news about your precious baby Dempsey,my heart goes out to you with your loss of your faithful friend.Rest in peace gorgeous Dempsey,no more pain and in a place with all our missed canine friends.Run free at the Bridge.xxxx
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Hi peeps,
As i am sure most of the regulars would know there is a recipe for Staffy oil (from the previous forum. However it is difficult to source wheatgerm oil now on account of low demand, this is one of the ingredients. If i remember rightly there is an alternative but i dont know what. Can anybody out there help?
Also the recipe says to add garlic.....not sure about this as i believe there is mixed views on oinion based ingredients....amnyone used it without adverse reactions in the mix.
Our Bobbi is suffering again with a belly skin reaction tom the grasses around here and although we try to avoid and he has been on a star flower oil it aint working so time to go back to the Staffy oil!
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Hi folks,
just found time to visit again since the site has been changed, its been a while since i visited.....two dogs and two teenagers would appear to take most of my time It would appear that i have had to re-register (despite being a VIP member last time.....but hey ho).
So i have used my original user name as before and will add some photos of both my dogs as soon as i get time.
It would also appear that all the older material has not been migrated from the old site so i have posted a thread in health about STAFFY OIL.

SO HI FOLKS ONCE AGAIN
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BusterandTitchTJ wrote:


It can seem that way. But as dry food has a far lower water content and your using a good quality one the overall weight of each portion is a lot less than cheaper and or wet foods.

Now they've gotten into it they will hopefully continue. Good quality food in my experience is not only better for their physical health but has a calming effect on hyperactivity.
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Hi! My name's Aaron and I've just joined the site.
We've recently aquired a new family member, he's name is Hugo and he's 8 weeks 5 days old!
We got him from a couple who live close to us. They have both his mum and dad, and they're both lovely dogs.
He's very sweet and friendly, and occasionally crazy!
The only trouble we're having is trying to stop him nipping. He's only playing and at the moment it doesn't hurt, but we want to discourage him before he gets big! Anybody know any tips or things that worked for them?
Thank you very much,
Aaron
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