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    • Fried chickenF
      Fried chicken
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      phtthp:
      how to make a dog lose weight ?


      can let a dog run on those gym exercise machine (thread mill) for 10 mins everyday, like we do ?
      You can certainly train one to run on a treadmill, but it’s unnatural for them to run in place continuously as the conveyor belt movement might be scary for most. How to lose weight - easiest is to cut down food then build up again when they’ve lost enough weight, then maintain. Exercise also helps. A good long walk in the early morning or evening when it’s not so hot, or a run would be good for them.

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      • EstéemaE
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        I don't think these activities can sink into lee_yl's mind now. She needs to sort out what the family will be doing regarding keeping or not keeping GR.


        She'll need a lot of peace & a clear mind now - with her DH behind closed doors. 😉

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        • MyPillowM
          MyPillow
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          phtthp:
          MyPillow:

          Fren baby- so cute n clever look right. Loud n playful



          MP,

          what breed is this so cute, big eyes doggie ?

          its a Maltese breed - i think the hair cut n white furn makes it looks so cute & lovable
          yep my fren said the trainer commented this dog is rather clever n know what he wants
          her dog is on main Veg diet and weekly fish/chicken
          my fren cooks for doggie daily - carrots, potato, broccoli

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          • EstéemaE
            Estéema
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            https://s22.postimg.cc/pdsb96nq9/E586_B2_F2-030_C-4_BC9-8844-_BB68_EDE09368.jpg\">


            Reminds me of my Minky. She had pure white fur with tinge of golden splash on her back. Guess I named her that coz subconsciously hug her like a mink coat. Missed her lots liao. 😢 :tears:

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            • janet88J
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              there was a stage when my house was filled with pets…back then we had a garden. that was 35 years ago.

              there was 1 small dog inside, 1 big one outside which kept birds, cats and burglars out, 2 arowanas and a few goldfishes. oh yes, before the dogs came, there were 4 rabbits which ran out of the house when the gate was left open accidentally. dad was too free (I agree with mum)…he bought a mynah as well and that bird made so much noise. weekends were spent bathing the dogs, changing the water in the tanks and washing the bird cage (since dad wanted to keep them, he would have to do the cleaning).
              actually I was (still am) crazy over a Yorkshire terrier. we were close to buying a brown one but the owner changed his mind about selling because he wanted to use it to breed. since young, I’ve always been crazy over this particular pedigree. if I get one now, it will hide from the kids when they get home…and they will be distracted from their work. so no way.

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              • laughingcatL
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                We had a brief moment of having a dog at home, as I helped to look after it when my best friend went overseas for tour. The doggie was a labrador. Unlike the rest, having a doggie does not distract my DCs. The doggie accompanied them when they are studying. Lie down beside DCs the moment DCs hit the study table. The moment one leaves the study table or room to go toilet or take a drink, the doggie will follow them. When it is time to go for doggie walk (which cannot delay), DCs will quickly finished what they need to do. The brief opportunity to have a doggie gives DCs on the brief responsibilities of caring a doggie.

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                • laughingcatL
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                  Janet, I am impressed you have so many pets.

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                  • lee_ylL
                    lee_yl
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                    Good morning ladies.


                    First and foremost, I would like to apologize for being not able to reply most of the posts/PMs here for the these two days as I was “emotionally unstable”. And it doesn’t help when my mum keeps calling me (more than 10 times a day) just to check on the status/well being of the dog! :roll:

                    AVA contacted us last evening. Microchip ID wasn’t registered so owner couldn’t be traced. See, I knew it! Then why bother to implant a microchip in the dog when owner doesn’t register with the authority?

                    Yesterday, DD1 invited a group of classmates home to look at her beloved doggie. The girls went gaga over it (“Aww... So cute, right?”) and took many selfies with GR Boy. The dog that I knew who couldn’t even walk more than 5 mins suddenly could pounce up and down for almost an hour in front of the girls! :?
                    I forwarded the above photo to a friend and she said never had she seen a recently abandoned dog smiling so happily. Now, it makes my decision to pass him to the auntie next door even more difficult.

                    Don’t think DH can make the final decision. Last night told me why worry, we can keep him. This morning he said he think GR Boy should go to auntie as we can’t commit for the long run. Oh well... 🤷

                    https://s22.postimg.cc/vaa6jveep/C2_D9_AE28-2_A71-4_C85-_B428-2_AF570_CA2565.png\">

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                    • MrsKiasuM
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                      I went back few pages then only saw GR boy maiden bath photos..hey today GR boy is so much more handsome..got curly fur somemore..you make me see them in another light :love: 😂

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                      • MyPillowM
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                        MrsKiasu:
                        I went back few pages then only saw GR boy maiden bath photos..hey today GR boy is so much more handsome..got curly fur somemore..you make me see them in another light :love: 😂

                        leeyl- W can see the difference in the dog fur ( soft & fluffy, clean)
                        ANd amazingly, he is smiling , v sweet smile

                        Handsome goldie!
                        set down rule to your kids bet study n dog - i think after a week or plus, they will settle down -all dust settle n things back to normal etc - u can have the mindset of temp fostering/care n see how things go .. adaptability of both kids, family n dog
                        change the dog diet - can dun always eat meat or not? cut down weight, healthier & cheaper to maintain - a few of my
                        frens dogs are eating veg diet - solid veg such as carrot, potato, broccoli,a little of rice. white meat chicken n occassional white fish/salmon

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