Lift Off ear supplement

20/04/2023

Are You Gonna Go My Way 🥴🤦🏻‍♀️😂

22/03/2023

A Wednesday reminder for you:

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30/01/2023

I mean, they aren’t wrong… 💁🏻‍♀️😂

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27/01/2023

This lil meatball of a boy is Pumba, the newest member of the Lift Off family! He is such a love and so playful. He was born with a cleft palate, which hasn’t slowed him down much, but may require surgery. Once he’s had time to decompress and get appropriate medical care he’ll be available for adoption through Lucky Pups Rescue, Inc.

15/01/2023

Sounds about right…

23/12/2022

The reason non-dog people don’t invite me to their holiday parties 😂🥴

16/12/2022

Exciting news! I’m thrilled to announce Lift Off has partnered with By My Side Kennels to offer an exclusive custom blend tailored to the Doberman Pinscher breed! More details to come soon.

If you are a current or future By My Side puppy owner, be sure to follow our pages so you don’t miss updates on this special offer!

07/12/2022

100% 🙌🏻

05/12/2022

🎶 He’s making a list and checkin’ it twice. He’s gonna find out who’s naughty or nice… 🎶



📸: By My Side Dalmatians Dobermans Great Danes

01/12/2022

Please please PLEASE don’t buy raw hide chews. Christmastime every company makes them look cute and festive, but they are major choking and intestinal obstruction hazards. The adorable raw hide candy cane is not worth the thousands you’ll pay for emergency vet and/or surgery.

A safe edible alternative?… check out collagen sticks. They’re shaped and sized like bully sticks, however, they crunch/crumble with each bite. They don’t last as long as bully sticks, but are another option for those that have concerns with bully sticks.

02/11/2022

It’s like an un-fun adult Easter egg hunt 😑😂

27/10/2022

Really great, simple breakdown on training methods, worth the read. Plus, a hilarious comic!

How to train a new behavior? Let us count the ways - here are four.

(It helps to use a marker, such as a clicker or a word, after first teaching that the marker and food go together. And, of course, you can replace 'dog' with cat, bird, rat, rabbit, reptile, fish, child or spouse :)).

1. Wait for the dog to spontaneously perform the behavior, mark and reward (hence the cartoon!).

2. Prompt the behavior with a lure, such as food. When it is performed, feed. Slowly decrease use of the lure after a short period, replacing it with a verbal or visual signal, still followed by marking and feeding.

3. Do something unpleasant to the dog, such as a pinch, choke, shock or threat. When the dog begins to perform the desirable behavior, stop the pinch, choke, shock or threat.

4. Punish the "opposite" behavior. This is a little harder to illustrate, but imagine punishing a dog who jumps up, because you want her to sit instead.

The first two options use positive reinforcement and result in a dog who enjoys the interaction and learns the behavior. The third option uses negative reinforcement which, for many dogs, results in stress and fear. Ditto for option 4, which uses (positive) punishment.

Any of these can be effective in teaching a behavior, and any can produce a performance worthy of ribbons and titles. But look at the dog closely. Is she bright, willing and perhaps a little goofy? Is he rigid and just going through the motions? This is interesting to do, for example, at a performance competition such as an obedience trial. By observing his/her attitude and body language, as well as interactions with the handler, you can usually deduce which training methods have been used.

24/10/2022

Well said!!

18/10/2022

Next time someone asks… 🤭

18/10/2022

Hehe 🤭

09/10/2022

Handsome Mister Mostro (moh-stroh), the newest Lift Off mascot and member of our family! Life has been so busy since he came home I hadn’t introduced him. He’s a 4 month old Great Dane and already weighs over 65lbs!

05/10/2022

Happy Hump Day!

01/10/2022

So. Stinkin. Cute!

28/09/2022

Who’s ready for Halloween?!

21/09/2022

Great Danes… they’re grrrreat!

17/09/2022

Who else has a Batman shadow?? Let’s see ‘em!

15/09/2022

Didya know?? 🤓🐕🐈‍⬛

Dogs, cats, and ferrets do not have amylase in their saliva. Amylase is something that omnivores and herbivores possess, but not carnivorous animals. Since amylase is not present in saliva, the burden is entirely on the pancreas to produce the amylase needed to attempt to digest carbohydrates. Feeding dogs, cats, or ferrets as if they were omnivores or herbivores makes the pancreas work hard to try and digest the carbohydrate-filled foods, instead of just producing normal amounts of the enzymes needed to digest proteins and fats.

20/08/2022

Oh, the accuracy 😂

08/08/2022

Let’s see those doggos! Bonus points if they’re cropped 😉

03/08/2022

Business operations have temporarily been on hold the last few days, as I’ve been really sick with covid. Once I have recovered, business will resume and I will reach out to those who have messaged or have pending orders. My sincerest apologies for the delays and I thank you so much for your patience.

12/09/2021

One of our favorite customers, Rodeo! Look how amazing his ears are turning out 😍.

Photographer and owner: Lisa Frey

29/08/2021

We love to hear happy testimonials and how much our customers love Lift Off! Check out what one of our repeat customers has to say! And how cute is Rodeo! 😍🐾

“This Saturday 08/28/21 will be 5 weeks since I started posting & using Lift Off supplements.

Lift Off is so easy to make & Rodeo loves the gelatins. He is a super picky eater & it would be nearly impossible to get all his supplements into him by mixing into his food & let’s face it, putting all these pills down his throat daily or 2x a day wouldn’t be fun for either of us. He is always excited when he sees his gelatin & it is the only thing he gobbled down (he won’t even eat hotdogs😱)

I’m still posting daily as he’s only 15 weeks old today & just starting dropping his baby teeth.

Pic is from last week - just 1 month of postings & Lift Off!!!”

Photo credit and owner: Lisa Frey

02/08/2021

I can’t believe how many people have liked this page… wow! Thank you so much for following and supporting a new small business!

If anyone has any questions about Lift Off, don’t hesitate to ask. At this time, all orders are placed via Messenger or email. As we grow we will eventually launch a website and you guys will be the first to know as soon as that happens.

Thank you for your patronage; it is truly appreciated!

09/07/2021

Our first orders went out last week! Such an exciting moment!

09/07/2021

Welcome to Lift Off! I created this supplement based off of recommendations from my breeder to help with getting ears to stand upright after cropping. It’s a delicious treat my girl Stella loved and I totally think it’s why her ears look so good and pricked up with only a few months of posting. Stella is my first cropped dog and I’ve learned a lot in a short amount of time, which has sparked an interest in helping others with their cropped dogs.

Contact me with any questions and thank you for visiting my page! ❤️🐾