this is the size taz from muzzle movement. we were really torn on which size to get because he was in between a couple! does this look like it’s fitting him okay?
i’m not too sure. we boiled it yesterday to make it a bit wider which has definitely helped!
absolutely stuck on what to read next, and i've been in a bit of a reading slump because of that. i *love* books that have in-depth, complex, flawed characters where the plot is mainly centred around them navigating their relationships, their identity, etc.
i quite enjoy sally rooney's characters, for example, because of how she describes their inner workings/thoughts. i also really enjoyed reading 'one day' and 'you are here' by david nicholls. those sorts of books i guess? but i'm open to different/broader suggestions!
this is winston! first picture was before we adopted (in foster care), and second picture is him now. he’s been with us for four months now 🤎
hello all!
we’re looking to get our kelpie mix into herding games, and we’re looking for recommendations for good balls to use!
he currently uses small tennis ball-sized ones and has a jolly push n play (a big herding ball). but we’re looking for something more in between that he can still get his mouth on (he can’t do that with the big herding ball, which frustrates him sometimes lol)
the issue is we want DURABLE ones. he is a toy destroyer at heart, and we know that no toy is truly indestructible with a dog like him - but would at least like it to last a little while.
i know holey balls are an option, but wonder if they break quite easily? he pops soccer balls fairly quickly lol.
anyway, any reccs welcomed!!
hello all!
we’re looking to get our kelpie mix (embark tested! i know he doesn’t look anything like one) into herding games, and we’re looking for recommendations for good balls to use!
he currently uses small tennis ball-sized ones and has a jolly push n play (a big herding ball). but we’re looking for something more in between that he can still get his mouth on (he can’t do that with the big herding ball, which frustrates him sometimes lol)
the issue is we want DURABLE ones. he is a toy destroyer at heart, and we know that no toy is truly indestructible with a dog like him - but would at least like it to last a little while.
i know holey balls are an option, but wonder if they break quite easily? he pops soccer balls fairly quickly lol.
anyway, any reccs welcomed!!
we live in aus and the main option here is baskerville, which does not suit my dog’s head shape at all 😭
invested in a big snoof muzzle, it’s a touch big but it’s much, much better for him. i think we will get a custom one once he’s fully grown though!