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 The Retrievers V2, The Smartest Dog Ever !

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post Mar 14 2014, 09:34 AM

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QUOTE(GravityFi3ld @ Mar 12 2014, 10:54 AM)
they are active ones, it's good to bring them for a run - they are quite hyper otherwise laugh.gif
do bring along a bottle for them to drink though, mine always get thirsty during evening stroll smile.gif
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thanks for the info

but the male is a bit obese and he doesn't seem enjoy jogging while the female one was so excited when i bring her out for long jog

just did a 5KM, don't dare to go too far

takut they got into injury
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post Mar 27 2014, 01:48 PM

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Hi anyone GR here suffering with Fungus deases? mine one was figure out by vet , He introduce malaseb shampoo, I'd apply it almost 4 months by applying twice a week for bath. but seems the shedding symptoms still there.
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post Mar 27 2014, 05:27 PM

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QUOTE(Arizone80 @ Mar 27 2014, 01:48 PM)
Hi anyone GR here suffering with Fungus deases? mine one was figure out by vet , He introduce malaseb shampoo, I'd apply it almost 4 months by applying twice a week for bath. but seems the shedding symptoms still there.
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what kinda fungus is that?
my GR had an infection/fungus thingy that went:
1) the fur will drop off
2) the skin will tear open (no because of dog scratch, but infection/fungus "eating")
3) open wound with bleeding

Took her to the vet, then they gave some sort of spray-on medication, spray directly on the affected area and within few days the wound would start to heal and in the end, thankfully she's back to normal smile.gif
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post Mar 27 2014, 09:18 PM

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QUOTE(GravityFi3ld @ Mar 27 2014, 05:27 PM)
what kinda fungus is that?
my GR had an infection/fungus thingy that went:
1) the fur will drop off
2) the skin will tear open (no because of dog scratch, but infection/fungus "eating")
3) open wound with bleeding

Took her to the vet, then they gave some sort of spray-on medication, spray directly on the affected area and within few days the wound would start to heal and in the end, thankfully she's back to normal smile.gif
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Sorry i am not sure which type of fungus is. but mine one seems without any wound. i had try to change all types of dog foods, and the vet introduce me Natural balance with LID Salmon.. right now he is applying with it.. but seems without any improvement so far.

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post Mar 27 2014, 09:25 PM

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QUOTE(Arizone80 @ Mar 27 2014, 09:18 PM)
Sorry i am not sure which type of fungus is. but mine one seems without any wound.  i had try to change all types of dog foods, and the vet introduce me Natural balance with LID Salmon.. right now he is applying with it.. but seems without any improvement so far.
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is the fungus still quite serious, like is there serious shedding?
cause you mentioned earlier already 4months on the treatment but no improvement..you should bring to the vet and let them know that the condition is not improving..maybe they have other methods to help wink.gif
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post Mar 27 2014, 09:34 PM

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QUOTE(GravityFi3ld @ Mar 27 2014, 09:25 PM)
is the fungus still quite serious, like is there serious shedding?
cause you mentioned earlier already 4months on the treatment but no improvement..you should bring to the vet and let them know that the condition is not improving..maybe they have other methods to help wink.gif
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i had try several vet b4.. they only said take times to recover..yes, still heavy shedding.. once i allow my gr entering my hse.. whole floor full of fur... sad.gif
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post Mar 28 2014, 05:02 PM

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QUOTE(Arizone80 @ Mar 27 2014, 09:34 PM)
i had try several vet b4.. they only said take times to recover..yes, still heavy shedding.. once i allow my gr entering my hse.. whole floor full of fur... sad.gif
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if that's the case, i really dono di ><"
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post Mar 29 2014, 08:53 AM

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QUOTE(GravityFi3ld @ Mar 28 2014, 05:02 PM)
if that's the case, i really dono di ><"
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smile.gif btw.. thx for ur advice
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post Apr 7 2014, 01:19 AM

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I'm thinking of getting this breed, but they seem to be less smart compared to German shepherds. How does it compare and are there any golden retriever meet ups/clubs in kl so I can see the breed for myself

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post Apr 7 2014, 09:37 AM

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QUOTE(Jindk @ Apr 7 2014, 01:19 AM)
I'm thinking of getting this breed, but they seem to be less smart compared to German shepherds. How does it compare and are there any golden retriever meet ups/clubs in kl so I can see the breed for myself
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If you want for protection, then German is the way to go - http://www.cesarsway.com/dogbehavior/top-1...-for-protection
But if you want a hyper-friendly,hyper-active & intelligent doggy to have fun with and as a companion - golden is the way to go
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post Apr 7 2014, 09:38 AM

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my old black retriever seem no motivation, very very lazy, after his partner died few months ago
eat also dunwan, do wat also no mood, wat to do?
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post Apr 7 2014, 07:29 PM

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I'm considering to get a gr, but I read too much about the shedding which really worries me a bit. I don't have allergy problem but if it is as per what others said that the hair will stick on food, mouth, cloth, toilet everywhere, then it could be a problem. Is it really that bad? Body odour bad too?
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post Apr 8 2014, 02:09 PM

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QUOTE(lovehewit @ Apr 7 2014, 07:29 PM)
I'm considering to get a gr, but I read too much about the shedding which really worries me a bit. I don't have allergy problem but if it is as per what others said that the hair will stick on food, mouth, cloth, toilet everywhere, then it could be a problem. Is it really that bad? Body odour bad too?
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Yes, no matter what kind of dog are sure to have some fur/odour surrounding u..if this is not comfortable, then please don't adopt them. think twice before adopt.
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post Apr 11 2014, 02:58 AM

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QUOTE(Arizone80 @ Mar 27 2014, 09:34 PM)
i had try several vet b4.. they only said take times to recover..yes, still heavy shedding.. once i allow my gr entering my hse.. whole floor full of fur... sad.gif
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May I know where are you from? As far as I know, natural balance do not have kibbles for large dog, previously my golden taking natural balance and he is underweight. My dog have serious shedding prob too but after taking Go! Salmon, everything is improving smile.gif

QUOTE(ck_boon @ Apr 7 2014, 09:38 AM)
my old black retriever seem no motivation, very very lazy, after his partner died few months ago
eat also dunwan, do wat also no mood, wat to do?
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Try to bring your dog to walk as often as possible? What is her favorite thing to do? Walk? Play with toys? Tug? Squeeky toy? Play with her, she needs attention smile.gif same as people when lose their partner.

QUOTE(lovehewit @ Apr 7 2014, 07:29 PM)
I'm considering to get a gr, but I read too much about the shedding which really worries me a bit. I don't have allergy problem but if it is as per what others said that the hair will stick on food, mouth, cloth, toilet everywhere, then it could be a problem. Is it really that bad? Body odour bad too?
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Do not get a GR if you are worried about shedding as they really do shed a lot. Consider less shedding dog breeds like poodle.
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post Apr 11 2014, 03:04 AM

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QUOTE(GravityFi3ld @ Dec 18 2013, 06:12 PM)
I have a 1Y10M GR, playful yes - but she is so timid!! =S

She is so afraid of everything(ball rolling also ==") especially other dogs when I'm walking her in the evening.

Whenever see another, she'll terus enter ;
1) Defend position, growl damn loud (no bark)
2) Run for your life we're gonna die!! (runs back home at the speed of light)

Another problem is..after doing her 'big business', she malas to continue walking - straight wanna go home.

How to I;
1) make her have more courage? she's so afraid of everything =(
2) take her for a long walk without her running home after her 'big business'
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Hope im not too late to reply sad.gif

Do you bring her out to social with other dogs? For an example, you can bring her to desapark city to social with more dogs, always on leash if you are worried that she will run away. Always praise her and let her know it is fine for other dogs to smell her butt.

Do you leash her when you bring her out for a walk? If you does then it should not be a problem to control her when u are outside :/ if you are not, then get a leash and bring her out as often as possible, walk to somewhere new which she's not familiar with, always pat her to let her know that she's doing a great job and praise her with very manja voice tone tongue.gif i always do this to my dog and it works.
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QUOTE(yanniieee @ Apr 11 2014, 03:58 AM)
May I know where are you from? As far as I know, natural balance do not have kibbles for large dog, previously my golden taking natural balance and he is underweight. My dog have serious shedding prob too but after taking Go! Salmon, everything is improving smile.gif
Try to bring your dog to walk as often as possible? What is her favorite thing to do? Walk? Play with toys? Tug? Squeeky toy? Play with her, she needs attention smile.gif same as people when lose their partner.
Do not get a GR if you are worried about shedding as they really do shed a lot. Consider less shedding dog breeds like poodle.
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hi, i going to adopt a stray dogs to teman him, how to make it the dog wont fighting or become friendly?
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post Apr 11 2014, 09:45 AM

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QUOTE(yanniieee @ Apr 11 2014, 03:04 AM)
Hope im not too late to reply sad.gif

Do you bring her out to social with other dogs? For an example, you can bring her to desapark city to social with more dogs, always on leash if you are worried that she will run away. Always praise her and let her know it is fine for other dogs to smell her butt.

Do you leash her when you bring her out for a walk? If you does then it should not be a problem to control her when u are outside :/ if you are not, then get a leash and bring her out as often as possible, walk to somewhere new which she's not familiar with, always pat her to let her know that she's doing a great job and praise her with very manja voice tone tongue.gif i always do this to my dog and it works.
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dare not to bring to desa park, confirm she will #1 stand very very still (must be defend mode), then #2 start growling very garang laugh.gif
I bring her out to jalan in evening on a leash..she don't let any dog near her, got friendly German-shep(with owner), I went to pet the German and she watch..then when the German go near her, she angry liao and was pulling away - like "Run for your life!!!!!!!"
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post Apr 11 2014, 10:55 AM

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QUOTE(ck_boon @ Apr 11 2014, 09:34 AM)
hi, i going to adopt a stray dogs to teman him, how to make it the dog wont fighting or become friendly?
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How old is the stray dog? Sex? If your dog its male then getting a female is better but must be spayed la.. Depends on ur dog behavior actually, does he growl when dogs come near its food? Is he friendly towards other dogs? Have u tried taking him out to socialize with other dogs? At first he will jealous, try letting them socialize n see how it goes, always leash the dog u are introducing to ur dogs, so that when they fight u can always carry the dog away sweat.gif

QUOTE(GravityFi3ld @ Apr 11 2014, 09:45 AM)
dare not to bring to desa park, confirm she will #1 stand very very still (must be defend mode), then #2 start growling very garang laugh.gif
I bring her out to jalan in evening on a leash..she don't let any dog near her, got friendly German-shep(with owner), I went to pet the German and she watch..then when the German go near her, she angry liao and was pulling away - like "Run for your life!!!!!!!"
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Wah, she has bad past experience with dogs? If thats the case then try try try to intro her a small dogs first? You can always try to let her be friend with small dogs in a closed area so that she will not feel to run for her life when the place is limited laugh.gif

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post Apr 11 2014, 11:23 AM

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QUOTE(yanniieee @ Apr 11 2014, 10:55 AM)
How old is the stray dog? Sex? If your dog its male then getting a female is better but must be spayed la.. Depends on ur dog behavior actually, does he growl when dogs come near its food? Is he friendly towards other dogs? Have u tried taking him out to socialize with other dogs? At first he will jealous, try letting them socialize n see how it goes, always leash the dog u are introducing to ur dogs, so that when they fight u can always carry the dog away sweat.gif
Wah, she has bad past experience with dogs? If thats the case then try try try to intro her a small dogs first? You can always try to let her be friend with small dogs in a closed area so that she will not feel to run for her life when the place is limited laugh.gif
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lol, 100% no experience..she has buddies la, at home that is laugh.gif we have 1 mongrel & 1 mix(dachshund mix cocker spaniel), they were around when we brought the GR home, so she kinda got used to them already..no fights (except makan, no sharing laugh.gif )
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post Apr 11 2014, 12:23 PM

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so must be opposite side sex if adopt another dog?
cos the retriever seem no modivation and feel lonely mah
no ppl seem care him at all except me back home...

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