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scrapbetter · 02-06-2006, 10:28 PM

I'm going to assume that I will succeed in my search .... and that I am learning all of this information to put to good use.. So here goes... Please let me know your favorite products
I have read some posts saying that changing pee pad brands may have caused problems. Does anyone have a favorite brand? Or just don't change whatever the baby is used to?
Also, dog food? Currently we use Science Diet, which I really have not seen mentioned here? Any reason? Horror stories... I really liked the noticably better doggy breath, that's the whole reason we use that one....
Special toys suitable for Yorkies?.. Frank wont be able to share...except maybe for those tiny tennis balls..right?
Are the clothes for warmth or to look cute? Had to ask.. I have never dressed a dog. I have often wondered if Frank would be warmer or simply embarrassed at a doggie sweater when he needs to go out to pee in 20 deg weather like today.
I forgot to ask my vet about the vitamin paste... I see that a lot here and I know I was specifically told not to use it in the past..because my dog was healthy...something about balance...I don't honestly remember...
What happens to dogs who are turned back over to the sellers due to hereditary health issues? - Maybe I should not ask that, but it might make that part of these contracts a lot less important for what my needs are.
I'll stop now...I know some are already wondering about me...I do have over 2000ft of home that is mine..and plan on blocking off part for the beginning of the puppy's intro to our home...Mostly so we can get used to watching for it underfoot also.. Yesterday I put molding across the bottom of my laundry area because there were a couple of gaps that I could not figure out how to keep a tiny puppy away from. I have decorative molding in my laundry room now. My husband didn't even ask why I was doing it... Just shook his head as I was outside with a table saw in 20 deg weather.
In all seriousness, I do appreciate all of your tips..and your older posts were what made me look for those smaller cracks and places to be wary of.
Bren

02-06-2006, 10:28 PM	#1
scrapbetter Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 192	Question on Pee Pads and other stuff (LONG) I'm going to assume that I will succeed in my search .... and that I am learning all of this information to put to good use.. So here goes... Please let me know your favorite products I have read some posts saying that changing pee pad brands may have caused problems. Does anyone have a favorite brand? Or just don't change whatever the baby is used to? Also, dog food? Currently we use Science Diet, which I really have not seen mentioned here? Any reason? Horror stories... I really liked the noticably better doggy breath, that's the whole reason we use that one.... Special toys suitable for Yorkies?.. Frank wont be able to share...except maybe for those tiny tennis balls..right? Are the clothes for warmth or to look cute? Had to ask.. I have never dressed a dog. I have often wondered if Frank would be warmer or simply embarrassed at a doggie sweater when he needs to go out to pee in 20 deg weather like today. I forgot to ask my vet about the vitamin paste... I see that a lot here and I know I was specifically told not to use it in the past..because my dog was healthy...something about balance...I don't honestly remember... What happens to dogs who are turned back over to the sellers due to hereditary health issues? - Maybe I should not ask that, but it might make that part of these contracts a lot less important for what my needs are. I'll stop now...I know some are already wondering about me...I do have over 2000ft of home that is mine..and plan on blocking off part for the beginning of the puppy's intro to our home...Mostly so we can get used to watching for it underfoot also.. Yesterday I put molding across the bottom of my laundry area because there were a couple of gaps that I could not figure out how to keep a tiny puppy away from. I have decorative molding in my laundry room now. My husband didn't even ask why I was doing it... Just shook his head as I was outside with a table saw in 20 deg weather. In all seriousness, I do appreciate all of your tips..and your older posts were what made me look for those smaller cracks and places to be wary of. Bren __________________ Two kids, two dogs, a cat and a fish and that's IT!