Gundog Training Forum

Have a lab that has/had this. Elbow screw inserted age 15 weeks has had maybe one episode of lameness since following a busy day picking up. Is now 4 and the fastest dog I know, jumps as high as you ask him to. All around brill dog!

We have 2 of these:



And one of the original beds mentioned above. Neither have been able to be chewed by our ardent bed chewer.

No, not too young, but i would say build up to it in the same way you would a human!

Need to go up and give a trophy back. Hoping for a dry day Saturday too.

What kind of bedding is she on? We have a lab that eats anything you put in the crate with him in the way of bedding. We found that his chest got essentially bald, so the consequences were the same as you are finding - that he scraped himself on everything. Looking at a change in bedding has improve...

I've had this same problem! I'm 5ft nothing and can't get anything the right length. I had treggings last year and they were fine, but footery to put on and I had to turn them up at the bottom! Then I had a moment of genius. I saw some knee length over trousers (le chameau terre neuve) they are the ...

12 weeks old?! wouldn't worry about anything right now! Its a puppy!

DesO'Neile wrote:

yea, just imagine their pedigrees... the top and bottom would be identical

and.......................................?

You would be breeding a full brother to a full sister.

Most of my rosettes are of the waggiest tail or prettiest eyes varietys but even I don't display them perhaps as nicely as I should! They fill a whole cupboard in a display cabinet and I take them out from time to time. I do feel like I should do something with them. Laminating sounds like a good id...

They do squeak, but I've had one in the house nearly 5 years and none of mine have worked out it squeaks yet! Not even my so called hard mouthed Chocolate lab!