Snowywhite &- fairy dog mother doodles

13/04/2024

thanks for everyone that has visited my website and I have had a working relationship with love the years of service to those folks-I am retired and enjoying family ,friends and my dogs

09/07/2022

THE CONTROVERSY VETERINARIANS CAN’T AGREE ON! 🩺🐶

Lyme disease shots don't protect dogs from getting bit by infected ticks, and they don't always protect dogs from getting Lyme disease.🦠 With so many vets questioning the shots' efficacy, short duration of immunity and potential adverse reactions, the veterinary community is divided on recommending this booster. 💉

According to scientists at University of Guelph and King’s College London, “B. burgdorferi [Lyme] vaccines may produce a relatively higher incidence of adverse events with limited benefit…it is in the best interests of our canine companions…to avoid the administration of canine B. burgdorferi vaccines at this time.”

So on this week’s episode, we’re covering what you need to know about protecting your pet and treating Lyme disease in dogs with special guest, Dr. Steve Marsden.

We’ll be addressing:
🔥Lyme prevention
🔥Symptoms and diagnosis
🔥Chronic infections
🔥Support & treatment protocols

Join us Sunday at 12pm ET for this Live discussion. Looking forward to taking your questions and seeing you in the comments! 🙌

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22/06/2022

https://youtu.be/5Yym9YPtZmU ADOPTION PENDING THANK YOU
Meet Sunny a happy fellow that would love to find his forever family. Born March 8th- but has a lot of things under control for such a young pup. He is house and crate trained has some basic training-Sunny loves to please makes great eye contact and looks for direction A family without young children would best. he is a lovely boy-non shedding between 40-50 pounds please apply through my website www.snowywhitedoodles.com thankyou

15/06/2022

Sunny is 15 weeks old and has found his way back into my life.Sunny will require a family with a bit more experience without young children He is house and crate trained has basic training is nonshedding and should mature between 45 50 pounds Overall a calm fellow but can get excited if encouraged. please contact me through my website www.snowywhitedoodles.com where application can be found I would be happy to follow up

09/06/2022

Socialization... it's probably not what you think it is.

Dogs go through a critical period of development that lasts roughly from 3 weeks-16 weeks of age. In this time, they're forming ideas and opinions about the world around them; good and bad. They're developing social bonds, and learning how their behaviour impacts other living creatures.

A dog that has a quality socialization program is one that will reach its fullest genetic potential.

Socialization is about giving them the tools and outlook on life to navigate through our society with minimal stress to themselves and others... now to my point.

If your entire plan for socializing your puppy is taking it to puppy classes, puppy play parties or the dog beach, you are GOING to have problems. Unfortunately, the idea that puppy-puppy or puppy-dog interactions constitute 'socialization' has been continually force fed to well-meaning, but misinformed pet professionals.

Either two things will come of such a plan...

1. Your puppy meets the wrong dog and has a bad experience. Bad experiences are just as bad as no experiences. A bad experience during the critical period can result in lasting negative impressions and behavioural problems; namely, fear and aggression.
2. Your dog has a positive experience. And that positive experience creates a positive value for other dogs. And their positive value out-competes the puppy's value in you. Doesn't sound that bad?

As it stands, the second problem is waaaay more common than the first. Right now, the issues associated with an extreme positive value in other dogs is taking up probably 70-80% of my workload. What issues are they, you ask?

- Inconsistent Recalls
- Poor Leash Walking Skills
- Reactivity (sometimes eventuating into aggression)
- What many refer to as 'selective deafness'; *Fido is perfect when it's just us, but as soon as he sees another dog...*

Just to name a few. And the thing is, most owners see all that 👆 as the problem. When in fact, it's just the various symptoms of the real problem; a poorly structured socialization program that's resulted in their dogs developing a TONNE of value in other dogs, and comparatively little in them. The owner. The one that feeds, walks, plays and loves them.

And the thing is, it's not the owner's fault. It's my own industry's. Other trainers. Well-known, well-read sciency-folk. And I don't know why other people aren't seeing the correlation. I very rarely see behavioural cases that stem from a LACK of experience, but that overwhelming stem from an extremely skewed socialization picture.

I'm sure the word 'socialization' is the problem too. It implies *social* experiences and interactions. When really we can broadly divide 'socialization' into social and environmental experiences. And of the 'social' experiences, MOST should entail NO direct interaction.

While a lot is missing from most owner's socialization programs, that's probably the biggest thing; they've never given value to themselves, particularly in the presence of other dogs. A huge part of what I do with my personal dogs is to take them around other controlled dogs, and pay them for looking at me. In their head, they're learning that other dogs are good (socialization), and that when they're around, I'm going to pay them really good stuff. Here, I'm giving myself value. I'm building the puppy's engagement in me.

Thus, what often becomes a distraction and a constant thorn in the side of obedience and manners, now becomes a cue to focus on me.

The graph below is an example of a (not very detailed) socialization plan. The exact percentages will differ between puppies a great deal, but the main point to note is that MEETING OTHER DOGS and MEETING PEOPLE constitute a tiny fraction of the whole shebang. And that ratio will stay relatively consistent across the board.

I'm not offering nor recommending any puppy classes anymore, with the exception of . I'm now offering private lesson programs which I've found to be infinitely more successful in preparing puppies for life. If you're after a class environment, I'd also recommend you check out . And for online training purposes (for my remote followers) check out by

03/05/2022

some dogs may only need to eat 1xs a day -depends on the dog

Are you feeding your dog too often? ⏰🍗⏰🥩⏰🥕🐶

Dogs fed once a day are less likely to be diagnosed with age-related conditions than pooches fed more often, study claims.

In the largest largest study to date of feeding frequency conducted in companion dogs, University of Arizona-led experts analyzed data on 24,238 pet dogs from the US and found:

• Being fed once a day lowered the risk of nine types of canine health problems
• These included cancer, dental issues and either kidney or urinary complications
• Similarly, dogs fed only once daily scored lower on tests of cognitive problems
• But the team said it is too early to advise owners to change their pet's diets

“We view these results as an exciting first step of an ongoing exploration of the impact of diet on companion dogs living in human environments. Given the intense interest in, and popularization of, ‘longevity diets’ such as intermittent fasting and time-restricted feeding, these types of studies in dogs are both timely and important. We believe these studies will ultimately offer insights into factors that promote health and longevity for both dogs and humans.” - The Dog Aging Project

The scientists and researchers we interviewed for The Forever Dog book agreed that one meal a day for healthy dogs is ideal, in terms of maximizing autophagy and minimizing metabolic stress.

To learn how to transition your pup to a new eating schedule and create an eating window (which allows your pup to receive the benefits of intermittent fasting while offering the same amount of food) check out the section in our book “Personalized Meals as Medicine” found here: www.foreverdog.com

03/05/2022

Looking for a Guardian for one of my girls-thank you to all that applied-we have found miss Muffat a forever home- Must live in Campbell River ,must not be working outside the home full time All other puppies have forever homes please head over to my website for an application www.snowywhitedoodles.com 😀 😊

03/05/2022

Puppies love the slide and king of the castle

30/04/2022

folks askl me all the time for safer flea and tick prevention

You need effective flea and tick prevention for your dog. But you also want it to be safe. Learn about the safest flea and tick prevention for dogs ... and riskiest

27/04/2022

for those looking for a more natural way forward with their pups

For the first time ever, Dr. Odette Suter has brought all of her colleagues together in order to share what really works when it comes to raising your pets in a safe, toxin free environment, even when it feels like there is no hope left because of the toxic world we live in today.

Specifically, I will be speaking on Isoxazoline based products like BRAVECTO, Nexgard, Credelio, SIMPARICA and Revolution Plus.

Sign up here: https://petaffiliates.center/179-8.html

23/04/2022

Diasy has fond her forever home -thanks for all that app;ied. Daisy is a cockapoo and has found her way back into my life through no fault of her own she is house and crate trained non shedding around 16 pound born July 5 2021 she is a sweetheart and would love a new lap to curl up on and a new walking partner.Must be picked up please if you already have an application please message me otherwise application's via www.snowywhitedoodles.com

18/04/2022

Rainy wet day today do inside fun with the bigger pups

15/04/2022

To much to see smell to pose will do better

15/04/2022

Hey here I am ready world nice fellow all puppies are spoken for

14/04/2022

Pretty girl

14/04/2022

Little squeak

14/04/2022

Hey gotta love the outdoors larger boy 40ish possible

14/04/2022

Sweet little missus exploring the Dandilions all pups have forever homes

03/04/2022

My beautiful girls are growing up Phoenix is Regal while Ebony takes the cake for personality-NOT FOR SALE-these girls are my up and coming- they have lots of growing up to do and health testing look forward to these girls in 2023

01/04/2022

The girls at 3 weeks all have forever homes

01/04/2022

The boys at 3 weeks all have forever homes

21/03/2022

Welcome little ones all have been placed for your viewing pleasure

20/03/2022

As I look to the future of my program I am looking to step back a bit, spend more time with friends and family- --all the pups have found forever homes thank you

12/03/2022

Look how these guys/girls have gruoped themselves boys are parti girls are solids

09/03/2022

I can’t keep my dog because….
We just don’t have time for them.
We have to move.
We just had a new baby.
We don’t have a big enough home.
The kids don’t help anymore.
The kids are allergic.
The dog is too hyper.
The dog is too lazy.
The dog is having trouble housetraining.
The dog got too big.
The dog escapes out of our yard.

EXCUSES. All of them. If your pet means enough to you, you will find a way.
if the Ukrainians can do it, so can you.

Pray for the people and animals in the Ukraine.
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