Poodles/Labman

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DateUserKCTPNComments
2009-09-03donna9101010Yes 
2009-08-25Taylar871010YesThanks so much. We're using the Alpha suggestions, and it is definitely showing some positive outcome already. Thanks again!!!
2009-08-24Michelle10101010YesVery quick to respond and good idea's, thankyou
2009-08-21Elana891010Yes 
2009-08-05TERRI10101010No 
2009-05-22LESLIE10101010Yesthank you for your help have a great day
2009-05-21Tina10101010Yesthanks!
2009-04-22monica10101010NoI appreciate that you didn't make something up just to please me. The info you provided was useful and honest. Thanks!
2009-04-21Daniel10101010NoRecommended article on dog growth was excellent.
2009-03-08carol smith10101010YesThank u. I didn't feel stupid for asking. Ur answers was in such detail. I will feel most comfortable to ask another question when my 9 week poodle comes home! Than k I give u full scores!! Very knoweldgeable.
2009-03-0410 yrs, female, spayed10101010Yes 
2009-02-24Mary10101010No 
2009-01-12janice10101010Yesthanks for the prompt reply,i find this very helpful
2008-12-16Olivia10101010NoGood suggestions, thank you. I will try the tie down. He came out of a litter of 12 puppies and i don't think that he was ever left alone. I only have to use the crate occasionally, thank goodness, and that may be another reason he doesn't like it. He is spoiled being with me all of the time so when i need to use the crate he objects big time, even at night, so now we just let him sleep on the floor in our bedroom, it is working so far. As for the UTI i don't think that's his problem, he has been checked out by our vet. I guess i'll just have to keep my eye on him closer until he gets the housebreaking thing down. Hopefully that will happen soon...perhaps after he is neutered the dribbling will not happen.
2008-12-07Jennifer10101010No 
2008-11-26Melissa10101010NoThank you your advice is very helpful.
2008-10-31fred10101010Yes 
2008-09-29nicole10101010YesThanks tons! Your great! I owe you one
2008-09-26Mitchell10101010Yes 
2008-08-31Janet10101010YesHi Labman. Up until now I have always owned and loved Labrador Retrievers too. This is my first Standard Poodle and I'm so happy with her that I couldn't imagine taking her back. I do feel cheated though, since I see now that her 4 toes is a result of inbreeding. Thank you very much and you will probably hear from me again! jangriffi@aol.com
2008-08-08Cheyenne9969Yesthank you!
2008-07-30Antonella Mazzara10101010No 
2008-07-27Debbie10101010No 
2008-07-27Sharhonda Porter10101010NoThanks that really helps but he is trying to mate and everything.
2008-07-21holly109910NoTHANKS THAT HELPS A LOT!!!!
2008-07-06maria10101010Nothank you for your prompt response and advise
2008-06-11Helen10101010Yeswow you answered all my questions with short very detailed answers. thanks so much! i'll be sure to ask more questions.
2008-04-04Jennifer Shearin10101010Yes 
2008-03-31Jason1091010No 
2008-03-31Diana10101010Nothank u very much

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Housebreaking, training, feeding

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Since nobody with Poodle experience has signed up, I will do my best using my general knowledge of dogs. I do know that they are valued as service dogs because of their lack of the dander than causes most dog allergies. I have experience and training through my volunteer work with a large dog guide school in modern, proven methods. The service dog schools have acquired a wealth of knowledge about raising well behaved, healthy dogs with long, active lives. They do not share it with the general public, but pass on the best of it to those like me that raise puppies for them. I am part of a group that has raised dogs for 6 different service dog schools. We meet monthly and share information. Please don't send me medical or breeding questions. An internet forum is not the appropriate place for them. Even if I could tell what was wrong from a handful of symptoms, you would still need to get the medications from your local vet. Breeding should be left to those not needing to ask simple, basic questions. Books have been written about it. Rather than ask me a question, start reading. Those unwilling to do the work it takes to produce quality puppies should spay/neuter their pets at 6 months.

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