Paw chewing ? Review on Jax and Daisy lotion and shampoo. Does it really work?

Will Jax and Daisy Really work?  Stop paw chewing with Jax and Daisy lotion.  

 Reviews on Jax and Daisey products 


Paw chewing is a sign of allergies either environmental or food related. Some dogs will lick and chew until they bleed! 

Jax n Daisy Lotion is an easy, effective way to treat this symptom. Rub the lotion on to the paws and in between the toes once per day to ease the itching and reduce the redness. Licking the lotion will not hurt your dog, but we do recommend distracting the dog with a walk or play time to give the lotion a few minutes to soak in and start working!

GREAT for any itchy areas on your dog!   LOW cost and lasts a long time !!!



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Always feed a good quality food 

` NO corn in your food or junk fillers...




Most of my clients use the NuVET Doggie Vitamin daily to help with skin, coat and immune system 



Learn more here-  about NuVET Plus  order code 81098 

Use code 81098 when you call in  
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Call 1-800-474-7044 

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MOST dogs love the LIVER flavor!

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Pet Gear Roadster Stroller for dogs. Is it worth the price? Dog Stroller Reviews,

 Dog Stroller Reviews,  Sale on Dog Strollers that are Perfect for Bulldogs.  

Review of the Pet Gear Roadster- Great Bulldog stroller 

My Favorite stroller for my dogs is the Pet Gear Roadster Stroller!  It's also a very easy to fold-down-stroller.  The Roadster stroller is very strong and perfect for small, medium or large dogs.  My Fox Terrier and my English Bulldogs absolutely love riding in it.  Holds up to 100 pounds -  It really is rugged and strong!  Trust me when I say it is worth the price.  Great rates here at Amazon 
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This  Stroller, fits 55 pounds and under 

                                                                      Old PUG dog

                                                              Medium size YELLOW LAB




LOVE it !!  Model SKY1760, 2 in 1 Bike trailer stroller for pets 

love it...very sturdy and well made...easy to switch from the bike to a stroller....would recommend it....it's very smooth and easy to push around as a stroller... love using it both ways....we have other strollers and now only using this one....great buy....

                                      adjusts to a bike, too 

ORDER here,  

 Amazon has it for 100.00 OFF the Regular price 
PLUS, FREE Shipping 

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My Review on the Solvit HoundAbout II Pet Bicycle Trailer, Aluminum Frame, Large


Absolutely love this Solvit Houndabout bike trailer for large dogs;  Now your dog can travel with you for many miles on your travels.  This is especially a wonderful product for Senior dogs.  This particular trailer is great for medium to large size dogs.
The Solvit Houndabout will hold up to 110 pounds of pets or pet.

5 STAR review... 

( this will hold up to 110 pounds of dog )
 Got the product today, earlier than expected. Nothing was missing and very easy to put together. My husband cut the plywood 28.5"x 22" and rounded the edges. We put the wood on top of the lower bars at the bottom for a better support. My dog weight 94lbs. He barked the whole time we drove. We have to try this few times so get used to it. It is pretty sturdy. Looking forward to the rides once he stops barking.'

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NEXT,  another STROLLER for a BIKE - 



WONDERFUL for a LARGE dog or 2 Dogs 

My Review on the PetEgo Comfort Wagon Dog Bike Trailer. Is it worth the price? 

Great price for this solid quality constructed Dog Bike Trailer.  You can't go wrong with the PetEgo brand of trailer or strollers.  This is great for a large size dog or a few smaller dogs together for a ride. Just attach to your bike and ride.  Perfect for the Senior English bulldog or other Senior Pet. 

Pet Ego, Comfort Wagon Dog Bike Trailer- see prices here 

Review from Amazon Customer ; 

I love this carrier! I've tried a few strollers & had to return them as they were not big enough for my large lab. I was unsure if I wanted to try this for $400, thinking that chances are it would be too tight of a fit. I measured my dog in every laying position & decided to give it a go; Amazon is excellent about returns anyhow. So glad I ordered!! Excellent construction. The canvas shell is very durable, the wheels are solid. It took me all of 1.5 minutes to put it together. Collapsing it & removing the wheels (handle etc with the stroller kit) for transport in a vehicle is equally quick & easy. It fits in my trunk (small Audi A4) with room to spare. It is so easy to push, even with 130lb lab inside. It is a smooth ride over large sidewalk cracks & bumps, & is very quiet as well. The feature that makes this carrier stand out above others is that all 4 sides unzip completely, allowing a large dog easy access. Without this feature, I'm not sure that my elderly lab would have been able to climb in. My lab is 12yrs old & can't walk long distances anymore with his aging hips, which really limited his outside exploration time & distance. Now we are again enjoying long walks that he loves so much! He is 130lbs, tall & long, and while he can't completely stretch out in this carrier, or stand up, he lays very comfortably. I've attached several pictures for reference of his large size & how a dog his size fits in this carrier. So very happy with this purchase!

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What a Blast with the Furbo Dog Camera

What a Blast with the Furbo Dog Camera. 

Number 1 BEST Seller !!!

Order here – BEST price  Furbo Dog Camera: Treat Tossing, HD Wifi Cam, and 2-Way Audio

Review:

5.0 out of 5 stars

Being able to see my dogs while I am out or at work definitely. puts my mind at ease.

By  Lei on August 18, 2016

Finally, a product that lets me see what my dogs are doing when I am not around...
I have always wanted to know what my dogs get up to when they’re left home alone, so as soon as I saw Furbo on Indiegogo I bought one. Although I had to wait a few months to get the product but I am glad to say it did arrive. Setting up wasn’t too complicated, just followed the instructions on the app and it was up and running. Being able to see my dogs while I am out or at work definitely, puts my mind at ease. Though I have to say, I now know I have quite lazy dogs...

We love Furbo! It's great that we can see what our furbabies are up to when we aren't home. The camera quality is great, and the treat dispenser works perfectly!

Our boys still can't figure out how they can hear my voice and not see me!
We check up on them several times a day.

Old Senior waiting for his treat to pop out. PLUS a HELLO from MOM 
                                                             

REVIEW:

4.0 out of 5 stars

Fun toy for human and dog!

By Karen on October 4, 2016

Great, innovative product! It is nice to be able to check in and see what Grizzly is up to during the day. He enjoys the treat function the most and tends to hang out and wait for treats after he remembers that the thing has treats. Sometimes, though, the treats get jammed and there is no way of knowing how many treats are left remotely (without physically opening the container and looking)

Review:

5.0 out of 5 stars

LOVE this ! 
By Linda 

 on October 5, 2016

Verified Purchase

I love this product! I get a text notification when my dogs bark, and I can check out what's going on. I have 3 dogs, and one with separation anxiety. Two will slowly slink away when I talk to them, but the anxious one will come to the camera. That helps us both feel better being apart!

Always together, even when apart

Ever wonder what your dog does all day? Or are you worried your furbaby is bored at home alone? Through Furbo, the bond with your dog is borderless. Furbo is a smart dog camera with a connected app that lets you see, talk, and even toss treats to your dog when you're away. Be together to your furry loved ones, no matter how far you go!

With Furbo you can:

• Speak and listen to your dog: With the two-way audio, you and your dog can both hear each other
• Play by tossing treats: Treat your dog from anywhere by swiping across the screen on the free Furbo iOS/Android app
• HD live streaming of your dog: 120° wide-angle camera with 720p HD, 4x digital zoom, and night vision - don't miss out on any moments!
• Get barking alerts: Furbo senses when your dog is barking and sends a push notification to your smartphone
• Take lots of cute photos & videos: Capture special moments, and share with friends and family

Order now – Best prices - click here 

To our Readers--- I need your REVIEWS 

Please contact me with your REVIEW for my blog --  If you buy this product in the now or in the next few months I would like to include your review here in my blog.

Contact me with your Review at mpmaltese@gmail.com

Tell me the product you are reviewing and please sent a photo of your pet using the product if possible..thanks so much, 

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Dog Training Secrets you need to know

Dog training secrets you need to know 

Food-Guarding Issues

Are the dogs fighting at your home?  It's a common program and we can help.  check out the tips in this article.  Offer For a FREE on-line Class at the bottom of this article 

If you've never seen a dog with serious food-guarding issues, it's difficult to appreciate the potential severity of the problem.

FOOD Fights.. Stop them with this training. 

Food-guarding issues are not necessarily a reflection on the personality or training level of the dog: it's an instinctive thing, and although dogs with a general aggression problem are naturally more prone to demonstrating the condition, it's also exhibited by otherwise-sweet, well-behaved, well-adjusted family dogs. Like an evil djinn, the problem can rear its ugly head only when food (or the food bowl) is present: a real case of Jekyll and Hyde.

A dog with serious food-guarding issues can be a real danger to anyone who should approach her during a meal: it's not a scenario in which you can expect to train your dog to "play nice". Instinct is what's compelling her to act in this undesirable, and even dangerous, way - you need to take steps to turn the behavior around before your relationship with your dog suffers or somebody gets hurt.

There are different degrees of food guarding. In the mildest case, a dog will merely tense up a little or freeze if somebody approaches her while she's trying to eat. She may even continue eating, but her posture will be rigid and stiff: she'll clearly be uncomfortable.

Signs that the problem is more severe would include a marked increase in eating speed, a direct, hard stare right at you (often accompanied by a still, tense, "watching" posture), a lifted lip, a snarl, a snap, and finally a real bite.

NOTE: A dog exhibiting any of these last three symptoms has a pretty severe case of food-guarding aggression, and may be prepared to inflict actual harm. If this is the case with your dog, hiring a hands-on trainer may be the best answer for you: it'll ensure your safety, and they'll be able to examine your overall relationship with your dog and see if there are other areas contributing to the problem.

A food-guarding dog is a pretty confused one. In her mind, she's got your role mixed up. She fails to recognize that you are the dispenser of food (which should accord you automatic alpha-dog status, ensuring your immunity from any kind of aggression or dominance), and instead is viewing you as a threat: a blackguard who might be going to take away her precious food. Hence, the possessiveness.

FOOD is the Number one Pleasure for dogs-
The degree of aggression that a food-guarding dog is capable of might be hard to understand, until you consider the fact that food is one of the greatest pleasures of your dog's life. Dogs are scavengers by nature: they're programmed to eat just about anything they can get their jaws around. As well as the instinctiveness of this gluttony, most dogs also simply enjoy the tactile and gustatory sensations that come with a good meal (or an indifferent one .. and sometimes even a bad one). They just … like to eat.

And it's this overwhelming importance that's placed on food that gets some dogs a bit mixed up: their grasp of the situation gets a bit thrown off, and they begin to wonder, miser-like, who might happen upon them and take away their cherished food. The obvious conclusion: you. Or anyone else who comes along at meal-time.

To cure her of this frustrating and antisocial habit, you need to remind her that you're actually the purveyor of that which she holds so dear: to make it clear to her that you're the one in charge of the kitchen, and of all the delightful morsels contained therein. Dogs can develop food-guarding instincts at any point in their lives: some will have had the problem since puppy hood, but for others, the tendency lies dormant until it's awakened by an item of particular juiciness.

MEAT - MEAT 
For most dogs, the deciding factor is meat, in some shape or form - whether it's a marrow bone, a mutton hock, or cast-off scraps from the dinner table. Meat to dogs is like money to humans: it can change them, make them do things they otherwise wouldn't do. So it's not entirely surprising that the intrinsic value of meat-related foodstuffs can give our dogs a new, unpleasantly skewed perspective on the sanctity of the food-bowl.

Because of the possibility of food-guarding becoming an issue in your dog's behavior at any point in her life, prevention is obviously the ideal path to take: whether you get your dog from puppy hood or adopt her as an adult from a shelter, you should make a point of approaching her during mealtime.

Have you ever heard a friend with dogs ask you to "leave her alone when she's eating"? This is a short-term solution at most: it'll prevent anything untoward from happening, provided that all the humans play by the rules and ensure that they don't disturb the dog - but the dog is still the one calling all the shots.

And what will happen if the unexpected occurs? What if a toddler charges full-tilt towards the dog and makes a playful grab for her bowl?

In a wolf-pack, the alpha dog is never disturbed when he or she is eating. Not only does she get to eat first, and eat the lion's share of everything; but he or she also eats undisturbed. This is why a dog that's permitted to eat in solitary splendor can actually become more food-aggressive, not less; without anyone to take her down a notch, she begins to assume more authority than she actually has.

To prevent your dog from getting an over inflated sense of her own importance, make sure you disturb her plenty while she's eating. Don't make a point of tiptoeing around whenever the food bowl's out; it'll just accustom her to solitude and silence when she eats (which are things that only the alpha wolf or dog is entitled to).

At the other end of the spectrum, don't make these disturbances a negative experience for her either, or else you may actually create a problem where none previously existed. All you have to do is approach her from time to time while she eats - starting from the very day you bring her into your home - and add something tasty (and small!) to her dish while she's eating, to make the connection in her head that 'humans approaching food bowl = good news'. A spoonful of scrambled egg, a piece of liver treat, a few chunks of cheese - anything that she'll enjoy, and that has a greater "food value" than the kibble she's eating, will work perfectly.

Of course, if it's too late for preventatives and your dog already has a problem, you'll need to adopt a very different approach. Here's what to do:

- The dog bowl is going to be put away for the next seven to ten days. Over this time, you're going to be feeding your dog by hand - one small handful at a time. Yes, I know this is going to be time-consuming, but the alternative is even worse: a dangerous dog that can't be trusted around food. So feed her by hand for the next week or so. Be sure not to encourage any greedy snapping or grabbing for the food: only allow her to take the food from your hand when she does so gently. Remind her that bite inhibition is necessary to get what she wants!

- Once at least a week has passed and she's eating politely from your hand, you can reintroduce the food bowl, with one slight modification: it has to be empty. And it stays empty until you pass by and drop a small handful of kibble into it for her to eat. When that's been polished off, wait at least a full minute before adding another, small, handful of kibble. Keep doing this until the entire meal's been consumed - this is a very effective way of teaching your dog to actively long for your presence near her food bowl!

- When she's graduated to the next stage, you can start setting down a half-empty food bowl for her. Don't let her lunge at the bowl and start gobbling: holding the bowl out of reach (or placing it on a handy counter), make her sit and wait before you allow her to eat. Don't put the bowl down until she complies. Sit or crouch beside the bowl and continue to add small handfuls of kibble, just as you did in step two until a full meal's been eaten.

- The fourth, and final, step is to allow her access to a full food bowl. Again, it's very important that you do not allow her to call the shots: she must sit and wait until you release her with an "OK!" before she's permitted to eat.

To keep the message clear in your head that you are in charge of the food in this house, practice calling her away from her food a few times a week and rewarding her with a super-tasty treat for her exemplary obedience while she's trying to eat.

If at any time your dog's behavior gets shaky on any of these four steps, backslide until you've reached the stage at which she is 100% reliable. Wait at this stage for at least two or three more days before attempting to progress once more. As with any training, it's essential that a solid foundation is built before moving on to the next level - she must be completely comfortable with each step before trying a new one.

Further Reading 

For detailed, in-depth information on canine behavioral problems (both preventing and dealing with them) take a look at Secrets to Dog Training. It's the complete handbook for responsible dog owners and is packed with valuable advice and step-by-step how-to fofr dog training. You can visit Secrets to Dog Training by clicking on the link below:

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Finally results with this itchy dog lotion

Finally results with this itchy dog  lotion / Jax and Daisy review 


Oh boy !!!!   
Love this Jax and Daisy  Anti fungal, Antibacterial Dog Lotion

So many of our dogs and cats suffer with itchy skin and excessive shedding.  NOW a SAFE product you can use daily all over their body. 

Just avoid eyes and inside of ears please.  
This is used on the skin and not to be used internally.. JUST an FYI 😃

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I really do see this working;  Great for the skin, just work down through the coat to the skin.  Use on the paws.. NO worries if they lick any of the product ... Very safe 

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This will work great on cysts , many bulldog have cysts between their toes ( claws )  .. Adding this lotion daily will do the trick .

The company states 

• For pets suffering from hot spots, constant scratching, rolling, and general skin dermatitis
• Unique blend of infused natural ingredients
• When applied daily, it aids in inhibiting the growth of fungal bacterial skin infections
• Affordable, effective, non-sticky, topical lotion
• Relief for your pet's pain and itching

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May we also Suggest this item 

WHY ARE MY DOG’S PAWS SO ROUGH?

                                                     

Also we suggest a little BAG Balm on the bottom of your dog's paws this winter..

Great for all year round protection..

This is an old time product from VT.

Every home with kids or pets should have some Bag Balm on hand 

Order here:  at Amazon or look in a store near you ..

Hit link for price at Amazon     http://amzn.to/2gZk7v1

( often free or reduced shipping ) 

It's not always easy to find Bag Balm - sometimes it's in the baby department next to diapers.

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Need help with Food ? 

 Want to home cook? 

Check out Marie's Recipe here:

Doggie Meatloaf : 

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