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Old 03-25-2009, 09:32 PM
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Hi again,
yes true, that is a lot of money. You might want to check the ingredient list for slat or dye. If it has dye in it I strongly recommend changing to a different brand, if it has a lot of salt in it I would do the same. There are some cheaper brands around that are rice based and very good. Perhaps ring a few vets and ask them about it or do some research online.

The way your dog greets you is very acceptable. She is excited, but shows submission at the same time by pulling her ears back. From what you said it looks as though she accepts you as her leader.

How does your wife react when the dog whines? Does she get attention (negative or positive) when she cries? Does your wife sometime close doors between her and the dog even when she is at home? Does the dog jump up to follow your wife even if she was asleep just before?


Cayenne pepper is just a very strong red pepper. You could also use ground black pepper or vinegar. Anything that is not poisonous, but tastes very strong and hot.
Some pet shops also offer "Don't touch" sprays. Some of them are fabric safe ( as you don't want to be smearing fat and pepper over your new lounge suite). They are of course more expensive than the home made pepper solution.

Let us know how you get on.
John
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