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Candy5198 02-18-2013 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4138888)
I also excersie forum rule #2



Their problem is that I haven't asked for THEIR advice. It's unsolicited, that's why they're on my ignore list.

Enough is enough, move on.

I'm not sure if I'm on your ignore list.., and please don't think I'm trying to come across as knowing better. I went through the ringer with dog foods recently because of wanting to switch from the blue buffalo (there were many complaints about loose stools so I thought maybe that was why Max had so many) In the process I too came across the raw foods and BARF diets. I chose wellness. Just thought I'd share my reasons. I have the raw thing some thought although realistically I don't think I'd really be able to find the time to do it, and I'm not sure I could get over the yuck factor either. But wanting to do the best for him I did give it some consideration. Then I came across something that made me dismiss it all together. There was an article that said although a raw diet is natural and that's what wild dogs would eat, wild dogs don't live very long. And we don't have wild dogs, we have pets. Please don't think I'm being demeaning in saying this but cavemen ate raw food before fire, and as people we learned that it is safer to cook it. I am super paranoid about food born illness when it comes to my family and thinking of that I know I couldn't take the chance of giving the dog something that could be contaminated. I think there are cooked diets for dogs also but I know I would not have time for that. So I picked wellness because it supposedly has no byproducts and is made with people grade food (hence the cost) of course this decision I have made has some risk so I will be watching closely for recalls and such. But the risk of eating raw chicken to me seems way higher. I know a lot of people are all for these raw diets and I don't doubt that their dogs get a healthier grade food than mine but even with all the good I've read, with my OCD tendencies it wasn't an option.

TxVicki 02-18-2013 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4138766)
It's amazing my toy poodle & boxer have lived to be healthy 2 year olds. How could I have ever managed without the help of everyone on this forum? I wish I could go back in time and take back those chicken legs.

To QUOTE YOU : Your snide judgmental remarks are not appreciated.

HMMM seems to me you need to take your own advice.

Candy5198 02-18-2013 06:23 AM

Ugh
 
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Originally Posted by brezofleur (Post 4138873)
PERFECT example.

You are disrespectful to those giving you advice you DON'T want to hear and you are disrespectful to all of these new members by the wrong information you are passing on and acting like you are a small dog/Yorkie expert.

Fortunately for these new members, all of your posts are up along with all of your comments like the one above. I just hope that they read through the pages of your threads long enough to see why so many of us are upset.

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Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4138777)
I can only hope for more days when I can catch it all...with the potty timing...just found a big dump but have to say I'm not sure who the culprit is because Pooky has eaten so much over the past 2 days that it could have been him or the toy poodle! I'm a bit more suspicious of him since he's had more freedom roaming, which I'm going to confine him a bit more.

I wonder why makes the vet make that kind of call? Does he know something the rest of us don't? Do share as I have a question that has yet to be answered. I guess Pooky's odds are to be in the 4-5 pound range, but I'm not sure how to make that call any earlier than when it comes...not sure if there's a point when the charts are pretty accurate or just never. Seems more never than ever :)

Is Maxwell a light eater or does he seem to be always looking for something to eat? My husband had a fit when I kept feeding Pooky more. Said he was a puppy and was always going to be looking to eat something. Geez, should have the husband on the forum so they could eat him alive. :thumbup:

I replied to both of your posts this morning... And they still haven't popped up. If this works I will try again in a bit

KendraE 02-18-2013 07:05 AM

Thinking maybe it's time to close this thread op... You CAN ask admin to do that.

Candy5198 02-18-2013 07:12 AM

I hate to keep posting if my previous replies are going to show up. I posted two or three things here this morning as replys to pooky. Can I expect to ever see them or do I need to try again?

sugarmamma 02-18-2013 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Candy5198 (Post 4138963)
I'm not sure if I'm on your ignore list.., and please don't think I'm trying to come across as knowing better. I went through the ringer with dog foods recently because of wanting to switch from the blue buffalo (there were many complaints about loose stools so I thought maybe that was why Max had so many) In the process I too came across the raw foods and BARF diets. I chose wellness. Just thought I'd share my reasons. I have the raw thing some thought although realistically I don't think I'd really be able to find the time to do it, and I'm not sure I could get over the yuck factor either. But wanting to do the best for him I did give it some consideration. Then I came across something that made me dismiss it all together. There was an article that said although a raw diet is natural and that's what wild dogs would eat, wild dogs don't live very long. And we don't have wild dogs, we have pets. Please don't think I'm being demeaning in saying this but cavemen ate raw food before fire, and as people we learned that it is safer to cook it. I am super paranoid about food born illness when it comes to my family and thinking of that I know I couldn't take the chance of giving the dog something that could be contaminated. I think there are cooked diets for dogs also but I know I would not have time for that. So I picked wellness because it supposedly has no byproducts and is made with people grade food (hence the cost) of course this decision I have made has some risk so I will be watching closely for recalls and such. But the risk of eating raw chicken to me seems way higher. I know a lot of people are all for these raw diets and I don't doubt that their dogs get a healthier grade food than mine but even with all the good I've read, with my OCD tendencies it wasn't an option.

I can see your posts above.

Wylie's Mom 02-18-2013 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Candy5198 (Post 4139039)
I hate to keep posting if my previous replies are going to show up. I posted two or three things here this morning as replys to pooky. Can I expect to ever see them or do I need to try again?

A bunch of your posts were sitting in the Moderation Queue bc you had less than 10 posts (this helps to keep spammers at bay). Now that you're at 12, it should go away. :)

Candy5198 02-18-2013 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by sugarmamma (Post 4139048)
I can see your posts above.

I see them just now also. But I posted it hours ago. Can you tell I don't know how this works... I have all sorts of quotes in my replies that I don't even know how they got there. I think its a bit easier to navigate on the pc rather than my phone... (no brainere there right)... I guess I'll get the hang of it.
Is there a way that we can start a group for puppies born in November. That was the whole initial point of this post by pooky and I thought it was a great idea.

Adamsfly 02-18-2013 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4136851)
Oakley is handsome :) Is this a current picture?

That was a couple of weeks ago. I'll have to upload another soon.

Adamsfly 02-18-2013 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Teresiana (Post 4137117)
Oh my goodness!! Oakley is so fluffy and adorable!!! I love his coloring too :)

Thanks! We're hoping he'll keep most of his coloring. He has a little white under his chin but overall, no color changing yet.

pookybear 02-18-2013 07:37 AM

double post

pookybear 02-18-2013 07:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Candy5198 (Post 4138963)
I'm not sure if I'm on your ignore list.., and please don't think I'm trying to come across as knowing better. I went through the ringer with dog foods recently because of wanting to switch from the blue buffalo (there were many complaints about loose stools so I thought maybe that was why Max had so many) In the process I too came across the raw foods and BARF diets. I chose wellness. Just thought I'd share my reasons. I have the raw thing some thought although realistically I don't think I'd really be able to find the time to do it, and I'm not sure I could get over the yuck factor either. But wanting to do the best for him I did give it some consideration. Then I came across something that made me dismiss it all together. There was an article that said although a raw diet is natural and that's what wild dogs would eat, wild dogs don't live very long. And we don't have wild dogs, we have pets. Please don't think I'm being demeaning in saying this but cavemen ate raw food before fire, and as people we learned that it is safer to cook it. I am super paranoid about food born illness when it comes to my family and thinking of that I know I couldn't take the chance of giving the dog something that could be contaminated. I think there are cooked diets for dogs also but I know I would not have time for that. So I picked wellness because it supposedly has no byproducts and is made with people grade food (hence the cost) of course this decision I have made has some risk so I will be watching closely for recalls and such. But the risk of eating raw chicken to me seems way higher. I know a lot of people are all for these raw diets and I don't doubt that their dogs get a healthier grade food than mine but even with all the good I've read, with my OCD tendencies it wasn't an option.

:) no Candace you are not on my ignore list and your house sounds like mine. Pooky's been well over fed the past few days and he doesn't seem to have an end to his chewing no matter how much he's given but happy he didn't eat poop yesterday; that I know of. One of the reasons my husband was so upset with me was he said he's a puppy and always going to be asking for more no matter what he's given and I believe him.

There are certain products and practices in the USA that are unheard of in the country I live in. I'm sure you're making the best decisions you can that you are comfortable with and I am too. I don't buy certain brands of chicken that are turkey sized chicken breasts. Not sure if you've ever seen Food Inc but that really grosses me out. In this country, you can still find normal sized chicken lol

Adamsfly 02-18-2013 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4139053)
A bunch of your posts were sitting in the Moderation Queue bc you had less than 10 posts (this helps to keep spammers at bay). Now that you're at 12, it should go away. :)

I was wondering why all of my posts were going to the Moderation Queue. Now I know. Thanks for this info.

Candy5198 02-18-2013 07:51 AM

Yes as I'm sitting here Max has eaten almost all of a very important note that fell onto the floor... yet his breakfast is sitting untouched. Thank goodness that the doesn't eat poop... (That I know of) I'm sure his kennel would stink if he were messing in it and eating it so I think we are okay. I did have a dog that did that though. After getting Max (who is a dream compared to the other) I'm thinking it may be how a puppy is raised before you bring it home. Partially by the mom dog and partially by the breader. Max was born in a cage kennel and kept with mom in a Cage kennel and between the Mom and the breeder they did an excellent job of keeping it clean. I think he is doing so well with things because he loves his kennel (He will run for it to get away from my kids sometimes).
About your husbands comment, My puppy doesn't seem to always want food. But he is always chewing somthing! I assume you have had his stool checked, I think some parasites can cause them to be overly hungry. Best of luck with fixing this problem... I know how hard it is to housetrain a dog that eats their own mess!

I don't know anything about chicken practices except if I have raw chicken in my kitchen I have to disinfect the whole thing. I wasn't kidding about the OCD. So as paranoid as I am I just couldn't take the risk of putting the stuff in a bowl to feed to anything... lol, as I said I realize alot of people do it but after really thinking about it I decided commercial food is the best he will get.

Wylie's Mom 02-18-2013 08:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4138888)
I also excersie forum rule #2

Their problem is that I haven't asked for THEIR advice. It's unsolicited, that's why they're on my ignore list.

Enough is enough, move on.

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Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4138903)
Sending a pm is private not public, starting a separate thread and unsubscribing from my own threads and starting fresh ones because i don't fully agree with some of you is another. This thread, someone asked ME about how i fed my dog raw, not you, or all of you who highjacked this thread with your unsolicited advice and hassasment.

Yes, go back and read this thread...i did NOT inquire for your advice about feeding raw today.

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Originally Posted by pookybear (Post 4138908)
To set the record straight. I don't want your help raising my puppy. I wanted to share ideas, watch the growth and development of other puppies Pooky's age.

I'll say this for the other newbies some of you have swarmed and shut down. Unsolicited advice, isn't wanted. If a newbie has a different concept than you, be courteous, let other like minded members chat without being rude and interrupting.

I've already gone over this concept on several of your threads, and this is really the last time I'll extend the courtesy of doing it again.

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TELL PEOPLE HOW AND IF THEY MAY POST IN YOUR THREAD OR ANY OTHER THREAD.


I hope that's clear, once and for all.

If YOU post anything - and I mean anything on this board, you can expect REPLIES. And those replies may come in the form of a statement, a question, a 'hi how are you', advice, disagreeing, thoughts, opinions....YOU NAME IT.

And you are NOT allowed to inform a member that their response or advice or whatever you choose to call it is 'not welcome'. IT IS WELCOME ON THIS BOARD.

It is also not allowed to inform people they "are on your ignore list" - so please stop that. Ignore lists are not intended or allowed to be used as some sort of weapon of communication. They are for your PRIVATE use, period.

Lastly, it is generally not allowed to start the same threads over and over - simply bc you're not happy with people's responses on the last thread. If you start a thread, you need to stick with it if you're interested in pursuing the intended discussion in that thread. Please do not continue to start the same threads again and again. There are exceptions to this practice (ie, when rules are severely broken, thread runs a muck and ends up closed), however, your threads have not warranted it thus far.


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