TexasBC

I'm also curious about this

My BC carries her tail curled up. I also see her brother on a regular basis and neither one of them chases a ball or catches a frisbee the same way. I think your logic is flawed.

I have a dog that "reverse sneezes" occasionally. It sounds pretty horrible and freaked me out at first, but he has been doing it for 5 years now and it never lasts very long.

I recently flea preventative online and never received it. I called three weeks after I placed the order and was told to wait another week. After over a month, they informed me that it was never shipped and offered me a refund or said they would ship a new order. I requested the refund. So I'm just looking for a reliable place to order from, preferably with good prices.

I would keep any high impact activities at a minimum for a few more months. Let your dog finish growing first. It would be similar to letting a 5 year old boy pump iron. I strongly disagree. Maybe if you only have one dog, but not with multiple dogs. It would cost me 1200 dollars a year to insure all of my dogs. If they all live to be 10 years old, that's 12000. I would rather save the money instead. Also, if you haven't filed a claim yet, you will be pleasantly surprised how little they reimburse you.

Some good info in there, but you are dead wrong as well. A 3 month old dog isn't old enough to show interest in Frisbee? You can't be serious. You also stated that Izzy will naturally chase anything thrown when he gets older. Where are you coming up with this stuff? I have known plenty of puppies that loved Frisbee at a very young age. I also know BC's that have no "natural" desire to chase anything, even as adults. Every dog is different. The best way to get your dog excited about Frisbee is to start ASAP. With puppies, I would recommend throwing slow rollers. This helps eliminate jumping at a young age and lessens the chance for injury. Walmart sells something for 5 dollars called the "Flippy Flopper". It's a great starter Frisbee for a dog. It will hold up fairly well, but don't let the dog have it while unsupervised. The Flippy Flopper is made out of fabric, so it is easier to catch. We have a few of them and they are great for playing indoors as well as outside.

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