Thanks! A hit with Dexter!

I am so glad. Good luck!

Hi! Sure thing. We love that area.

I'm sure you can give that a try. 😊

Please let me know how it goes.

I think so! I hope you give it a try. Let us know in our group if you do.

He is so foodie! Paw trick can help, but I've found that with a lot of dogs, they think it's over, want a treat and get silly.

hahaha He snoozes.

Happy to help. The dog always sets the pace. If they aren't successful, it needs to be less/easier.

Certainly could!

Thank you. He really is a special boy.

He's now 5 years. He was around 12 weeks

Wonderful! Thank you. :)

Thank you. that means a lot.

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Thank you. Hopefully, it will help your GSD too!

? It's 3 tiers.

❤ it's a great way to learn play. You might want to try treat balls.

*Can't wait to listen also even though I have hade him for 3 weeks 6 days I want training tips

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There's always lots to learn and ideas! @@ILoveFall2613

Sorry for your loss. He's a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Large for the breed.

Different. 🍲 Bowls ➡ amzn.to/3RQrXdA

Yup. Easier on the dog. Vacuums work wonders.

hahaha Good! :)

Sure thing!

YOu bet! Glad it helped.

Hi. Think of synergy when training. Time, patience, enrichment, positive training etc. Here are a few videos to get you started. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHa1kqmFpM91lZYsi=cQxhvOQGN5bcapIi and kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZbPl5yihctkpdksi=eD4l9WQGcrZ7GTuo and kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpCpiqeOa66ZZpIsi=19gqW_2bDOhhNn9_ this blog raisingyourpetsnaturally.com/teaching-good-walking-skills/ and feel free to join our Facebook group facebook.com/groups/cavaliertrainingandcare

Sure, and thank you. I'll look and update. Give me a moment.

Ah, it is in the US. Sorry, not sure how to search for you in Canada. Here are the specs, maybe you can post them in the search. 🐶Dexter's cold laser therapy wand- 3R (class 3), 808nm, 650nm (Lastek Cold Laser Therapy Device - for Non-invasive Drug Free Pain Relief- amzn.to/3y2xggY

@@CavalierTipsandFun Thank you so much! I didn't realize it wasn't available in Canada as opposed to simply being out of stock! Probably something about shipping medical devices across the border or something. Anyway, thanks again and I will try searching for a Canadian source using the info you provided!

I just think the links I generate on Amazon are US based. ;) @@virtualcurbappeal8637

You will need to talk to your vet about your dog's dosage. Here is the link to some of the products I rotate in Dexter's care. 💊 Supplement Support: amzn.to/3HSfgdv

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Ya, it can be tough. You can check out this website for a back up vet. alumni.chiu.edu/ I do not vaccinate Dexer. He had his puppy, and booster, then titers for a few years.

So glad!

Awe, thanks.

Thank you so much for all you do you are amazing

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much I would never get a Cavalier with out you and you are always so kind

Thank you. That is very kind. @@ILoveFall2613

Thanks for your comment. I thaw before feeding, unless it's into an interactive toy, where I may freeze again Yes, a fresh diet can significantly improve their health and allergies. Do you know what your Cocker is allergic to? Switching back and forth from food to food usually isn't too helpful if there's a food allergy. You can read more about allergies in my article- raisingyourpetsnaturally.com/pet-food-elimination-diet/ ~Tonya

We dont know his alergy yet, we think possibly chicken or grains xo we will eliminate both for a month. He gets constant ear infections, vet thinks it may an allergy. @@CavalierTipsandFun

Sure. This is what we have: amzn.to/3y2xggY I had at least 5 Cavalier friends using it with their Cavaliers for the same condition that Dex has, with success. I would also suggest reading my article on choosing one here: raisingyourpetsnaturally.com/laser-therapy-for-dogs/

Whole, heads too. I purchase them from Hare Today (link above). I can't remember if they leave the organs in or take them out. Either way, safe to feed.

@CavalierTipsandFun Thanks for the reply. I bought a kg of frozen sardines a few weeks ago and was going to experiment to see how my dog liked them. Apparently, I have a much weaker stomach than I thought, and gutting them was a big nope. Your way doesn't call for my participation or deplore knife skills much, so that's how I'll be doing it! Thanks again

I double-checked and the ones I used were whole. Enjoy! @@bunniesarelove

Do you mean feeding the whole fish without removing the stomach filling​@@CavalierTipsandFun

Yes. They are the whole fish.@@foxybuddy

Yes, I just doubled checked, all good on the video's end. Maybe check the video, on the left to see if the sound speaker is muted.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

Not at all. The yes is telling them what they did is correct, earning a reward. The lure is to get the behavior to happen, which eventually, slowly gets faded as you add the cue.

@@CavalierTipsandFun great. Thank you for your help

I use a marker, either yes or a clicker. This helps the learning, because it tells the dog that's it, that's the behavior I wanted. Once the behavior is learned, in one environment, I start to make more challenges, by adding new environments, distractions and start to vary when reinforced

@@CavalierTipsandFun ok great, thanks for your reply

The vet's units are way better. lol It's also part of Dexter's rehab package. I have a blog post about it here. raisingyourpetsnaturally.com/laser-therapy-for-dogs/

I suppose it would depend on your location and the size of the dog. Not our experience.

<3 Yes. I actually just published a video on how I taught him. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHjao2p_g52WZ8ksi=8u48WCHFoTnVMw5R

I totally understand. Dex is now 14. Have you joined our Cavalier group? Lots of fun ideas in there. facebook.com/groups/cavaliertrainingandcare

He does. He sees his cardiologist every 9 months. He's doing great. Turned 14 last month.

@@CavalierTipsandFun Excellent! My pomerenien Spitz turned 10 years old and already at stage 3 of mitral regurgitation, has been taking vetmedin and diuretic for a year now, and has now added digoxin. Every 14-30 days, blood is analyzed for electrolytes.

Thanks!