Sunjay13:
Only have 10kg left.(5kg in two places).

very interested. what's your location

PeraGSD:
@BlessingAE and @Bomae....why do you like spamming people's threads. I know you won't allow any of what you do here on your canine education telegram group. Its unfair.

you spoke my mind .very bad.
The same guy talks down on Nairaland on his telegram group.
Mods should do something

Countrykvng:


same with mine, she doesn't eat much..she's 10weeks

I dewormed Czar and he's now over eating .

Eats everything and anything

OnyiCindy11:
I want to buy a German Shepard dog between 10-20K . Location Awka,Anambra State. Whatsapp 09079077778.

35k and you can get a good quality GSD in Oko Anambra state

Is the car A.C working

Doing same thing over and over again and expecting results. .....

We're not moving forward at all

Alanzazani:
D Bleep is up with your legs?

lwkmd
the guy no try

Looks fine....A little more feeding could help

otunbadan:


It's for sale... That's you don't want it no mean say another person no want am

for 35k ? hell NO. ..If he reduces the price to 7 , he might be lucky

otunbadan:
I have seen a mistaken mating of ekuke and gsd... The dog came out big but with smaller head but extremely violent... So violent that the owners had to kill it themself... The point is that 35k is very low for this breed but its for a buyer who feels it's worth it to decide... You don't need to come here and spoil somebody market with over Sabi talks about things that no concern you since you really not considering buying... I will do this thread a favor and hid all stupid comments

you do not know what you are saying . don't support creation of monsters please

Your problem is not bad as to consider suicide . There's a solution

Looks great. More pics please

Chamberlain99:
It a mixed breed ooooo
Gsd and a boerbole

Last price 30k

you created an alien bro . you should not even be thinking of selling this ...And for 30k? na wa for you ooo. .Keep the pet and take care of it . Don't breed aliens next time

Blackalaja:
Am sorry my response is coming quite late...........am presently in badagry and have to travel to a neighbouring town back and forth weekly to gather some of the herbs I discovered through indigenous people in my humble quest. So My brother it's not about sharing the info, but some of the herbs are rare and difficult to find in the city. But I can help through private chat as I can't afford to let go of all my yrs of effort to people who have money to utilize theft of my knowledge without a compensation (have spent quite some money to achieve this risk free 100% thick elemenator) WhatsApp me on my number 09082498938 and am always willing to help (especially dogs are best friend here on earth apart from my wife ) and that's all that's left for now

Thanks a lot . Well done

Countrykvng:


how old is he now?

4 months exactly. Does not eat . Very annoying

How does he look please.. He doesn't eat except it's chicken

What's the last price ?

Was hoping to get the "secret" here . Pls share your formular here to save many dog lives

Nigerian doctors and indeed Nigerians are good......but the Nigerian environment doesn't encourage growth and progress

Please do you do tabs ? I've a galaxy tab 4 with a cracked screen

Please add me 08037897074

The man has taste

No need pretending. The 2 men don't love each other. No need to honour the invitation

Hello petlanders , I've a 4 month old gsd who has refused to eat anything except Arion puppy food . Unfortunately I don't know where to get as the sample gotten from the breeder has been exhausted.
I'm in Anambra. If anyone has a link to where I can buy 1, ill appreciate.
Thank you

mhd5757:

The Beorbel looks healthier than the cane corso and better fed too. The canecorso looks underfed, neglegted and depressed too. P.S. Canecorsos look better with their ear cropped, that is their trademark.

No matter how underfed you think he looks , it can't hide his real traits ...The dog looks good

Bomae:
Join our telegram group to learn more about dogs http:///CanineEducation


YOUR DOG AND YOUR CHILD

Adetoyi Eunice: Canine Education

Having a dog in the family can really help to give young children a sense of responsibility early on in life. Children raised with pets have been shown to be more sociable as adults, both with people and animals. They also tend to have better communication skills, and are much less likely to develop allergies towards pet fur. Even so, children can often be over enthusiastic (to say the least) in developing a relationship with a pet, so a little education and adult supervision are required, especially at a young age.

New babies

When it comes to newborn babies, the way individual dogs will respond will depend upon their genetics, personality and experience.
To keep any disruptions to a minimum, make sure your dog's bed, feeding and water dishes, toys, litter tray etc. remain in a private position away from busy areas. If necessary, they can be re-sited (if the 'dog's room' has been turned into a nursery, for example).

Once the baby becomes a toddler, your dog will want to eat, rest and sleep in a safe area that can be sealed off with a baby gate. An indoor kennel or crate makes an ideal den for a dog, installed plenty of time before the arrival of the baby to allow your pet to get used to it. Knowing that the dog is in the den will help you to relax, knowing your child is safe to wander around, as well as providing a safe haven for the dog.

The arrival of a baby can affect the normal scent profile of your dog's territory, leading to a possible upheaval in moods. Some sulk, some get agitated and some try to get more attention from older members of the family.
Tasty treats and offering more attention are both useful tactics to help associate the baby's presence with good things! Dogs shouldn't be petted or comforted when worried by the arrival of a new baby, as this only reinforces their anxiety. Instead, wait for them to relax or start to play and then cuddle them in another room. But many dogs naturally take on a nanny role with a new baby, becoming useful protectors and playmates for a growing child. Try to avoid the high chair becoming a source of food, with your dog waiting nearby for dropped morsels!

Older kids

Most dogs love having babies around, because it means more visitors and more attention for them as well! But the time children start to become independently mobile is when the novelty will start wearing off for. A crawling or toddling child can take a dog by surprise and his or her squeals and shrieks can be frightening.
Providing places of retreat for the dog is even more important at this stage. Dogs don't like being chased around by owners or anyone else trying to be nice to them; the sudden uncoordinated or persistent chase of toddlers can be very disturbing. Parents should always supervise interactions between their children and dogs until they are sure that the children are old enough and wise enough to approach calmly, handle gently and read the signs to gauge if attention is welcome - and when it isn't. Young children should never be allowed to try and pick a dog up until they are strong enough to hold the pet properly.
But playing 'hands-free' by throwing balls and toys for the dog to chase, sitting quietly near a dog or perhaps stroking and grooming if the dog enjoys it, are all good ways for children to get to know about dogs and respect for the different moods and needs of another creature. Again, making the experience pleasurable for the dog and child alike by reinforcement, with praise or a treat for the dog, and praise for the child, can slowly help build the right type of interaction and relationship.
When older, children should also be taught how to help train the dog, and share responsibility for walking and exercising him when the time is right.

A few tips

-Teach young children not to chase the dog.
-Teach them how to stroke your pet gently, and train the dog to respond to the child's instructions in return for rewards.
-Teach children where best to stroke the dog - the top of the head and along the back.
-Tails should never be pulled.
-The dog should always

Join our telegram group to learn more about dogs http:///CanineEducation

you need to stop spamming every thread on pet section with your telegram link .its rude

What's your location

wish I could get one and try . I'm in Anambra

What's the proof that it's good ?
Is it powder form?

price

Nice