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AHHH he is a cutie and he is a red And lucky you he has transitional coat which looks like more adult than puppy......we still have mostly puppy coat and it so sucks she is big girl enough to be in season for the second time BUT can't seem to grow an adult coat......

OMG you are so funny .........and my saluki friends say it screams saluki, except for the smaller part :DOH! :DOH! and the poms are just tooo dang small...........actually I've found a breed and I think it will be the one

Bummer on the torsion/bloat.....it's great that he survived, many do not. Chows are actually quite prone to torsion. They are great dogs especially if you like cats that is one of the breeds harder features for so many is chows do not normally act like dogs. I love the wool bears, but...

OK as promised This site has a bunch of cool ideas http://www.a-crock-cook.com/ I have my own take on the lasagna cooking right now

I am a chow fan. Currently I have a bit over a year black bi_tch who I was showing some. My first dog when I moved out on my own (20 yrs ago ) was a red chow who came with the room I rented she was with me for 15 yrs. I had a cream bit_ch who I got as a puppy from a pet store I worked in...

I'd agree with just keeping very close watch........ So good canine repro vets are hard to find up there too? Anyone young on this board who wants to become a vet...this specialty has a real need

I rarely wear mine, and hubby's actually broke so he quit wearing it. Most of our days involve "dirty jobs" so to speak and after losing stones in other rings I have given up. I wear mine when we go out and when I worked in an office I wore mine but as soon as lambing season started it went...

The heart stick technique is used by a fair number of humane societies. It is usually done with the same drugs used for regular euthanasia. It is controversial but still considered humane euthanasia. Some places also still use gas chambers.

I love my crockpot A friend sent me a website loaded with crockpot recipes :DOH! and I have already lost it........I will get it from her later today and post it. There is a recipe on it for crockpot lasagna YUMMMMMMMM....... and there were other really different ideas.

I agree go back to that store and complain. I've never had that happen. Even a backyard chicken owner can candle eggs with a flashlight :DOH! :DOH!

Oh she looks so content and those puppers are sooooo plump love her toys ........gotta introduce the kids to fun at an early age

OMG what a way to start the day And must be something in the air....I woke up to my neighbors 2 big horses in my yard on sunday morning :DOH! :DOH!

No matter how many times I re write I seem to be a professional at...... Thats ok shoe leather seems to be an acquired taste and if people don't want to read what I write they can or block me and once again

Lets see, I have opinions some are strong, others are very open to change. I enjoy a good debate OR discussion. Much of what I type here on this forum , I have actually discussed many times in person with other mini people and even if we didn't agree we discussed it and walked away with...

how exciting........post some pics......

Sleep she actually thinks she gets to sleep gee she really is new to this dog breeding thing

I will try this one more time........ If you were to remove the dwarfism gene from the breeding pool of basset hounds, dacshunds, corgi's etc you would no longer have any of those breeds. If you were to remove the dwarfism gene from bulldogs, pugs, shih tzus, persians, etc......you would no...

OH how cute.......love the "pig in a blanket" Pork chop and Rosie say welcome to the back porch

HUGE congrats. So glad all is well now and I will definately be keeping you, moxie and the pups in my thoughts

I will say my opinion/theory is not popular...but I agree that if the horses only under 34 are closed to any outside influence full blown dwarves will become far more common. WHY Because the main feature of all 200 documented dwarfisms is short stature. So it seems in my mind at some point...