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I can't believe Quin is two. She has been wonderful for me, I started walking when I got her and am now up to 3 miles a day and have lost 35lbs :)
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Kari,
On the basis of this summer's experience, I am endorsing the Chillybuddy (TM) dog cooling vest. I got ours from Clean Run. It's important to keep it wet for evaporative cooling -- keep it in a plastic bag, add the dog's leftover drinking water.
The medium size works. I might order a custom size -- medium long. Al wore his quite a bit in challenging terrain over Labor Day, including steep, thick bushwhacking.
I actually think it helped. Since Quin's a light fawn color, the effect might not be as great. Al & Gwynnie are black-backed tris; their backs get HOT in the sun!
hi there , yes i use to watercolor , i took 5yrs of lessons and then my daughter had a baby 8 yrs ago and needed me to help her with child care , so i put my painting on hold... needless to say i have not had much time to paint with my two corgis ..so maybe one day ill get back into it.. i still have all my supplies..
I use to love to use the watercolor crayons!
your puppy is gorgeous...
Kari, I didn't have any problem clipping Sandy down to the skin as she did stay
in the shade most of the time and it grew terribly quickly. Due to her inability to
control her temp., I had to do that for her along. She loved to lay outside all night
to watch for Rodents. When she was young, she worked quite hard at it but I don't
think she ever caught anything. If Randy is a fluff, which it looks like he is, it will
not be necessary to clip him and we have a doggie door so he can be in when ever he wants. He is so young that I don't think he has realized there are such things as rodents. It isn't always humid here but often it and that is a big factor.
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