Haiya! It's seems was a happy gathering out there...
I had a schnauzer puppy too.. but she's mixed...
Her named Puffy...
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QUOTE(waichee86 @ Feb 10 2009, 02:23 PM) puffy dun look like a mix ler. but her ear seems to be very big and long. haha i also not so sure she mixed with which breed. ya, her ear is very big and long... but easy to hide ticks leh... Added on February 10, 2009, 4:22 pmWau.. quite a lot MS gather on last sunday wor.. can i noe whose MS is the most big size? This post has been edited by Vickie: Feb 10 2009, 04:22 PM |
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wau... all the MS gather there was almost 6kg?
My puffy is 6kg and she's 7 months right now, is that overweight? |
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QUOTE(Rayne @ Feb 10 2009, 04:39 PM) I don't think we can just judge a dog like that to say that he/she is fat. i see... should be test like that... The best way is to feel the ribs of your dog. If you put a little bit of pressure and then can feel the rib bones, then your dog is just right. If you just touch your dog's side already can feel the bones, then your dog needs to put on weight. If you put pressure and still cannot feel any bones at the sides, then your dog is too fat.  Wikipedia states that the ideal weights for Min. Schnauzers are: Male 12 to 15 lb (5.4 to 6.8 kg) Female 11 to 13 lb (5.0 to 5.9 kg) BTW, Scottie is almost 2 years old and he weighs about 6.7 kg last time I weighed him  i can feel the puffy's bones at the side... but i can see her dummy is near the floor when she sitting on the floor.. Added on February 10, 2009, 4:59 pmthe gathering was very success wor.. i can see all of your smiling faces...  This post has been edited by Vickie: Feb 10 2009, 04:59 PM |
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QUOTE(Rayne @ Feb 10 2009, 05:00 PM) You should feel the ribs when Puffy is standing up. That is a more accurate position to tell if your dog is just the right size ya, puppy was not like a human.. i should remind myself like this.. I think each dog would sit differently in some ways, so probably that's not quite an accurate gauge of his/her weight. They're not like us humans (if we sit down can see 'spare tyre' means a bit fat ady  ) |
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Regarding the Asean Puppies, is that same row with the vet?
There has another pet shop called "Pets To All" at same area, but it was located opposite the Balai Bomba. I went there to survey some product before, the staff and the boss were very nice.. and they willing to teach me how to take care of puppy lo.. I got another pet shop for gromming to recomment. It was located at Kuchai Lama (near Dynasty Condo) called Puppy Box. I sent my puffy groom at there. The grommer and the boss there very nice. The grommer was very neat to every part, especially the ear and the paws side. Added on February 11, 2009, 9:20 pm QUOTE(jason86 @ Feb 11 2009, 09:13 PM) price range for mka ms is around 950 onward Got that cheap meh? for non mka price between 750 onward I went to some pet shop to survey. Schnauzer with MKA RM1680 leh.. If without MKA also need RM1300+ leh... This post has been edited by Vickie: Feb 11 2009, 09:20 PM |
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Wow... the white MS and solid black MS are very cute la...
As i know is hard to get solid colour MS, is it? I need some help! My puffy very naughty recently. She can climb up to bite something from the table e.g. wallet. Then she will bring the wallet up to the chair and start to bite it till broke. I scold her hardly and punch her then lock her in cage also no used on her because she repeating the same act. Can anybody suggest me some way to teach on her behavior? |
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QUOTE(Winnie_sia87 @ Feb 12 2009, 11:29 AM) My boy boy cannot scold, hit and cage him up one. He will become very very naughty. Can only use soft way like keep saying no no no with angry face but dont hit them. That's my way. haiz.. my puffy can not leh.... i use both hard and soft way.. she still repeating same act to me..thinking need bring her go attend OB class but i unemployed now... |
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QUOTE(Rayne @ Feb 12 2009, 11:36 AM) My trainer suggested using ground chillies' juice, diluted with water and spray on areas that you don't want your puppy to bite. If she bites your old wallet again, spray it with the mixture, then take like a drop of that mixture and smear it on your puppy's tongue. She would definitely feel the spiciness and smell the wallet's new 'smell'. After that, she probably wouldn't want to bite other things with that smell since it reminds her of that nasty experience. oh.. use the mixture... i have need to try it out... |
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QUOTE(Rayne @ Feb 12 2009, 11:40 AM) Ermm...I don't think OB teaches that, but they do teach the dogs to 'Leave It', as in when presented with a distraction (like another dog walking by, food, etc), we tell the dog to Leave It, and they don't go after that distraction. No puppy proofing or toilet training...that you would have to learn from books or the Internet I guess. hmm... at least the puppy listen to the command. |
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cheras got any park with "pet allow"?
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if i not wrong, you stay at len sen, right?
could you tell me... which park you go the most? I know alam damai got many parks, but many malays there.. |
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wah... 3 MS... "Geng" la u...
i thinking bring puffy go to park walk.. but duno which parks could bring dog along.. Serdang? that padang near where one? |
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QUOTE(h71y6 @ Feb 12 2009, 01:23 PM) PLS don't physically punish her in any way. Very bad for the dog and your relationship. Like i said before, take a mineral bottle (empty) and fill it up 1/4 with coins or stones. When you catch her doing things you don't want, shake it at her hard and say "NO!" or LEAVE IT!. If she stops, praise her. if she listen to command.. then i wouldn't be soo headache... |
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Added on February 12, 2009, 1:38 pm I know it's very hard and takes a lot of patience but try my method. It might work. Anyways, try your best not to hit/scold her. Somehow dogs respond to kind masters better than harsh ones. [/quote] ya.. i will try it on...  is that rise my voice up to called her name, can be work?  |
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QUOTE(jason86 @ Feb 12 2009, 02:15 PM) Toro very good ar... even though got another pup disturbing around but he still can do the tricks...  |
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QUOTE(Rayne @ Feb 12 2009, 02:37 PM) True...that or we can teach our dog to be quiet on command My parent use "DIAM" to make the dogs in my house to be silent..But this command can't be used on puffy... I use my hand to grab her mouth.. she still wan to bark..  |
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QUOTE(jason86 @ Feb 12 2009, 02:50 PM) me too...keke..... i think we should learn the "Quiet" command to our furkids..if not, our hand are busy to grab their mouths.. |
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QUOTE(aragonlee @ Feb 12 2009, 03:13 PM) hi audrey....hahah sometime we juz feel bad seeing him vomiting those yellow stuff thats why we will put the food out and let him eat....maybe i should try the harder way to make him learn to wait for his food and not the food waiting for him vomiting yellow stuff? thx for the advices. i got a shih-tzu also will vomiting yellow stuff... it was not one time only... it's quite often... |
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Dear.. Jason..
Can add me to the list too? Puffy - Female - Black & Silver - D.O.B.: 12th July 2008 This post has been edited by Vickie: Feb 12 2009, 03:23 PM |
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