That fur is warm.
We rarely get snow in Seattle, but once we had an unusually heavy snowfall, so much fun I walked the dogs in it for over an hour. Their backs got covered repeatedly; they just shook it off. In summer weather in the mountain snow, they'll curl up and rest on the snow. I'll sleep in a sleeping bag; they just sleep on a pad beside me, sometimes with my jacket over them.
Cascade mountain weather is often rainy, wet, cold, soaking. Doesn't seem to bother them.
How do you ski with a dog:
1. Stay away from groomed nordic ski tracks (dog tracks do wreck ski tracks)
2. Choose conditions with firm crust so the dog doesn't break through (even so, a corgi may need to walk in the ski tracks).
3. I now carry the Pawz(TM) booties in case of sore feet (snow chafing between pads).
4. Bring lots of treats.
5. Don't get ski wax in their fur.
:-)
Your Bonni and Fay are so sweet I can feel the sweetness
jump off the page! I love your site, too. You describe them
well, helps me to pay attention to my 3 1/2 months with me (about 16 months old at least rescue) corgi, Court.
I found you by searching conjunctivitis. Court has something similar, and he didn't have it except very rarely before he started going to a doggie day care place about 1 month ago (he loves it so, he loves water and they have baby pools and play games with the hose water stream (hard to stop!...anyway, his eyes get red and sometimes watery, occasionally a colored discharge but that stopped. I'll treat him (i have a cream for conjunctivitis, can I ask what they gave you?), after a couple days they get lighter,
and then sometimes really light, or sometimes back to red...
his spirits seem okay, i mean it's been hot and we've had a lot of thunderstorms and after trying many herbal remedies for his
barking out his fear even all night storm behavior, he gets
ACE occasionally, and then his mood gets more mellow.
that's just background as his eyes may be watery or even colored
a little green...but it's wierd that they will clear up and go back to red...would you mind sharing what you ended up doing and if it is still recurring?
As far as my camera- I shoot with a Canon xti, and in most of the shots of kiki on here and my flickr, I used a f4 70-200L IS USM canon lens.. but I also use a 17-40L IS USM canon as well when we're out and about.
Hello Candy!!
This picture is tak tak four month photo
Now it has a one yeas old
HongKong and Taiwan Corgi is good popular
I think China should no one will understand
Hey Candy, yes I was refering to the one in Melbourne, Betty Bost is the host and it's an invite only event. I have an invite and I will need to reply Betty today if i decided to go, Silvia is out of town and won't be back until Sunday, but I can put you on the list if you want to go. I hope Faye feels better soon, things going okay with the two pups?
Please don't feel bad about getting Faye from Petland. Ein is also a Petland puppy. I do not wish to directly reply to your thread about worms, because I get so so tired of feeling like I have to be defensive because people comment about where he came from. I would like to speak with you more, regarding my experiences with Ein coming from Petland. Would you be willing to email me at corgimom@gmail.com? I can't find a way to email you or send you a private message through this page.
Hey Candy, good to hear you're interested in going to WA for a residency! I actually went to UW for my Pharm.D. in Seattle but came to UCSF for my residency, and end up staying here in CA after that. But if you need any info / contacts about the UW residency program, let me know, I still know some people there. Good luck with rotations! They're fun (but of course not as fun as hanging out with our corgis :>)
Hey Candy,
Well, our 3 corgis were born and raised for 2 years in sunny California. We took them to Colorado and they LOVED the snow, they think it's an incredible wonderland, tunnelling and trying to eat the snow. We don't let them wander around for more than an hour at a time. But even after and hour, you feel their paws and they're warm. They're just running around so much that they don't get cold like I would. God made them to adapt much better than me. :)
Hey Candy, Bonnie and Faye, thanks for checking out Bryson's pix! Your corgis are adorrrrrable! :D I like the idea of a calendar too, I've seen someone made a really nice monthly calendar with their iMac. I'll suggest it to Sam.
And you know what's funny? I'm a Pharm.D. too! I graudated from Univ. of WA in 99 (too long ago)... Feel free to contact me if you need any career tips (I've worked as a clinical pharmacist and am now in the industry).
That's a great idea! What type of calendar do you have in mind? 12 photos for 12 months or up to 365 photos? I wonder how many copies would people be interested.... hmmm.... any suggestions just let me know :)
Not a problem :) hopefully one of them will become the top dog around the house. Once they figure out the pecking order its allot easier but dogs sometimes take their time on it haha.
Because of the aggressive behavior from the husky. Chris isn't going to bring down Roxi when he visits next week just because I'm scared something bad is going to happen :/
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That fur is warm.
We rarely get snow in Seattle, but once we had an unusually heavy snowfall, so much fun I walked the dogs in it for over an hour. Their backs got covered repeatedly; they just shook it off. In summer weather in the mountain snow, they'll curl up and rest on the snow. I'll sleep in a sleeping bag; they just sleep on a pad beside me, sometimes with my jacket over them.
Cascade mountain weather is often rainy, wet, cold, soaking. Doesn't seem to bother them.
1. Stay away from groomed nordic ski tracks (dog tracks do wreck ski tracks)
2. Choose conditions with firm crust so the dog doesn't break through (even so, a corgi may need to walk in the ski tracks).
3. I now carry the Pawz(TM) booties in case of sore feet (snow chafing between pads).
4. Bring lots of treats.
5. Don't get ski wax in their fur.
:-)
jump off the page! I love your site, too. You describe them
well, helps me to pay attention to my 3 1/2 months with me (about 16 months old at least rescue) corgi, Court.
I found you by searching conjunctivitis. Court has something similar, and he didn't have it except very rarely before he started going to a doggie day care place about 1 month ago (he loves it so, he loves water and they have baby pools and play games with the hose water stream (hard to stop!...anyway, his eyes get red and sometimes watery, occasionally a colored discharge but that stopped. I'll treat him (i have a cream for conjunctivitis, can I ask what they gave you?), after a couple days they get lighter,
and then sometimes really light, or sometimes back to red...
his spirits seem okay, i mean it's been hot and we've had a lot of thunderstorms and after trying many herbal remedies for his
barking out his fear even all night storm behavior, he gets
ACE occasionally, and then his mood gets more mellow.
that's just background as his eyes may be watery or even colored
a little green...but it's wierd that they will clear up and go back to red...would you mind sharing what you ended up doing and if it is still recurring?
As far as my camera- I shoot with a Canon xti, and in most of the shots of kiki on here and my flickr, I used a f4 70-200L IS USM canon lens.. but I also use a 17-40L IS USM canon as well when we're out and about.
This picture is tak tak four month photo
Now it has a one yeas old
HongKong and Taiwan Corgi is good popular
I think China should no one will understand
Well, our 3 corgis were born and raised for 2 years in sunny California. We took them to Colorado and they LOVED the snow, they think it's an incredible wonderland, tunnelling and trying to eat the snow. We don't let them wander around for more than an hour at a time. But even after and hour, you feel their paws and they're warm. They're just running around so much that they don't get cold like I would. God made them to adapt much better than me. :)
And you know what's funny? I'm a Pharm.D. too! I graudated from Univ. of WA in 99 (too long ago)... Feel free to contact me if you need any career tips (I've worked as a clinical pharmacist and am now in the industry).
Because of the aggressive behavior from the husky. Chris isn't going to bring down Roxi when he visits next week just because I'm scared something bad is going to happen :/
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