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chongmeng_soh Member May 5, 2003, 10:11 PM Views: 5391 skin problem..pls advise yesterday when i shower up my dog i notice there are so many red spot on his skin. have anyone come across this case? would appreciate if anyone can advice on what to do...thanks. sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

minglmy Puppycom Veteran May 6, 2003, 9:15 AM Views: 5371 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise HI Does the red spot has any puss in it ? Mocha used to have that too and when I went to the vet they told me to change the food to science diet but it didn't seems to work so, after that I change the food to Back to Basics and change the shampoo to a milder ones and the red spot seems to have dissapear so I dunno which is the problem, the shampoo or the kibbles... but I suggest you take your dog to the vet and see what they say then maybe you could try to change the shampoo. Did you change the shampoo or kibbles for your dog recently ? cheers, minglmy

sandybms Dog Kichi May 6, 2003, 12:59 PM Views: 5367 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise If this is an allegry then it is genetic. And you bred this dog? you have just made pups that are prone to allergies. how sad. this is what happens when someone makes pups from thier pets when they have no knowledge.

elizatye K9 Senior May 6, 2003, 4:59 PM Views: 5363 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise Hi, My furkid used to have this problem too, but I don know is it same as your fur-kid’s case. The red spot sometime have white colour (small dot) in the centre, just like got “nana” in the centre. The vet said it is due to the hot weather. The vet advised me to wipe his body with wet tower if the weather is hot and gave me some medicine (wet powder type) to apply. And advised me not to let our furkid's coat growing too long (for schnauzer). Eliza

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 6, 2003, 5:40 PM Views: 5361 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise wow...you must be having a bad day. Don't you think your comment and assumption here was a little rude and harsh? Correct me if I'm wrong, but spots do appear on dogs quite commonly. And he's just posting to get some advice on how to rectify the problem!My pup has spots on his body now too and when I went to check with the vet he said it's because of the reaction of the vaccination. But that doesn't mean that my dog is having it because of some genetic allergy or something! And like what Ming Yang said, it could be the food or the shampoo used at that point of time. It's really not that nice to say nasty stuff like that about someone else's dogs especially when you don't know nothing about the history or background of that person's dog. Admit it...not everyone has a dog who's a pedigree and who has a clean bill of health. But that doesn't make the dog any less capable of being a loyal and loving companion. I don't promote or agree with ill-breeding too but to label a person as doing that just because his dog has some common SPOTS? i can't figure that out

Trivor K9 Servant May 6, 2003, 6:04 PM Views: 5356 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise hello, yeah, Trivor has the same skin problem too. Initial it is red colour, and it will turn to grey colour when they dry up. is this what your dog's having? I was told to apply savlon anticeptic cream on it, it should be ok. Just make sure your dog won't lick on it. Any1, any other recommendations? Trivor also has the "nana" what Elizatye called. The vet also told me wipe with clean cloth every day to prevent rashes. This usually happens on the peeing area and tummy. ~ Trivor ~ ~ SC & Low, mama and dada ~

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 6, 2003, 6:11 PM Views: 5356 Re: [Trivor] skin problem..pls advise hi Trivor On the spots that look exceptionally red, I put honey (just a little bit) on it instead of cream cause I was afraid Sparkle will lick on it (which he does!). Honey has antibacterial properties and it soothes the skin.

Trivor K9 Servant May 6, 2003, 7:04 PM Views: 5353 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise oh~ I see, now I have learnt new things again!! Thanks Cshellz!! ~ Trivor ~ ~ SC & Low, mama and dada ~

ally_py Member May 6, 2003, 8:41 PM Views: 5349 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise hi, my shih tzu also have that. but her's one is yellow colour leh, it looks like ........... ermm dunno how to descrip. sometime if it's bigger, it got 'nana' too. she seem very gatal everyday, so kesian. i dunno y she get this, but i think maybe is the weather too hot and she always drink a little. sometime one day only drink half of her water-- 300 ml. how many ml should our doggie drink everyday?

sandybms Dog Kichi May 7, 2003, 6:02 AM Views: 5337 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise Sorry, I stand by my experienced, knowledgeable opinion. IT IS GENETIC!!! He has bred this dog. How sad. if you want to stick your head in the sand and not believe it, then that is your perogative. It makes me very very angry when people make puppies with no knowledge and pass on genetic defects. Odds are very strong that the pups will have skin problems also.

sandybms Dog Kichi May 7, 2003, 6:03 AM Views: 5336 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise BTW, a reaction from shots is also genetic, an autoimmune response that is most definitely genetic.

sandybms Dog Kichi May 7, 2003, 6:05 AM Views: 5333 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise Reactions to shampoos and foods are allergies which are genetic.

adamchooi Canine Addict May 7, 2003, 8:34 AM Views: 5327 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise Hi sandybms, R u allergic to this forum and it's members? hmm.. I know,it must be genetic. What's done is done. There is nothing that u can do about it. Expressing your anger won't make any difference. Y don't u educate ppl and try to prevent such act instead of whatever u're trying to do now. Members come here to seek advise. They r already very upset about their dogs' condition. Pointing fingers won't make their pups better. Blog! www.adamchooi.com

sandybms Dog Kichi May 7, 2003, 9:47 AM Views: 5326 Re: [adamchooi] skin problem..pls advise Pointing fingers as you so sarcastically call it is exactly what needs to be done. Breeding with no knowledge has created 99% of the dogs that are born with health problems. It needs to be hammered into people's brains. They dont think and they just go on thier merry way making sick pupppies. Being nice is not getting anyone anywhere. Something drastic need to be done to make people stop and think, Being nicey nicey nice has only perpetuated the problem . it is of epidemic proportions. This person bought his sick dogs with allergies from a poor breeder who didn't know/doesn't care and he is perpetuating the problem by making puppies with no education or study. Shame shame shame. I will continue to hammer it in until people realize how big a problem it is. Being nice does NOTHING, it is not making any progress. So I respectfully disagree with your sarcastic personality assesment. Pot calling the kettle black. Stop psychoanalyzing me and try to educate people yourself. Stop being so selfrighteous. Sickening is what it is. Your selfrighteous behaviour is just appalling.

minglmy Puppycom Veteran May 7, 2003, 9:59 AM Views: 5324 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise Hi Sandybms, I have often seen your post which you claims that you have the experience and is knowledgeable abt dogs but I can't seems to find your introductions in the members forum, therefore we have no idea how you came abt to your knowledge and what kind of experience you had/have/has. Since you claimed that you have the knowledge, maybe you could join us for the gathering in KK this coming 14th and give us your point of view or a short seminar on how to "know or recognise" dogs which has genetic problems and what kind of preventions we should do once we knows the problems that our dogs has/have. Currently, most of the owners of the dogs does not know and do not even realise the problems and therefore the problems of irresponsible breeding comes abt. If you could spend a little time for us during the KK gathering who knows how many people you could have reach and we all could learn from you. Being angry does not help your cause and if you do not do something abt it then being angry is of not use at all. Voicing out by writting is not the only where you can reach people.... try to join the gathering ok. cheers, minglmy

sandybms Dog Kichi May 7, 2003, 10:57 AM Views: 5319 Re: [minglmy] skin problem..pls advise You obviously did not comprehend my post. Being angry is the EXACT PROPER way to get the point across that is what I said. NO ONE listens when you are nice. That is human nature. They just poo poo it and ignore the info. YELLING AND SCREAMING makes the point. I dont give a hooot what you think of me and my experience. If you choose to not believe me, be my guest go buy or breed unhealthy dogs, your choice, i am not holding a gun to your head. this is not a popularity contest. I just want to make my point and I did. you are not going to forget it too quickly will you . Point made.

snoopydog Enthusiast May 7, 2003, 5:38 PM Views: 5313 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise sandybms, I can see you are very passionate about breeding healthy dogs, which is extremely laudable. You had also made your point quite clearly in some of your other "heated" posts. I must admit you are quite right in many ways. HOWEVER, your reaction in this thread may be uncalled for, simply because it is no different from kicking and spitting at a wounded person, and saying to him/her "YOU DESERVED IT". Compassion is a virtue. If you truly want to educate the world about healthy breeding practices, by all means, do so...but not when the mistake has been done, like in this case. Retrospective action does nothing. Not only are you stabbing the knife deeper into chong's heart, you might as well tell chong to put her dog to sleep, just because it has a genetic problem. I have no right to tell you to be nice. You are who you are. Just have a heart, that's all. Have a nice day.

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 7, 2003, 5:46 PM Views: 5310 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise who are you and why do you come here YELLING AND SCREAMING at everyone in this forum? You can't even identify yourself and u expect people to LISTEN or RESPECT you? It's not a popularity contest that's right, but at least have the curtesy to go INTRODUCE yourself and let us know how KNOWLEDGEABLE you are and WHY SHOULD WE LISTEN TO YOU? And what's keeping you from identifying yourself? Gosh...everything is genetic isn't it? There are over 2000 forum members here and I can tell you more than half of the ppl here probably own dogs that are strays, mongrels, accidents or even purebreeds and pedigrees who have SPOTS on their skin. or who has an allergy to certain shampoos. so hey I have something to tell you: SAD TO SAY THIS FORUM IS FILLED WITH PEOPLE YOU HATE AND LOATH. You can't change anything (you could have if you were a lot nicer but with ur attitude problem and your very apparent liking for name calling....go figure yourself out first). Hey there are a lot of ppl (humans) born with disabilities too....no limbs, deaf, mute, rapist, killers, deformed, attitude problem.....they breed too. Why don't you try to advocate for ppl to not give birth so that they don't produce children with genetic defects as well. sandybms, it must be hard being you. To wake up each day feeling so angry at the whole world. Trying to do so much but all in the wrong manner (ie the way you talk). Don't you ever feel tired? Everyone here loves to listen to a knowledgeable person. That's why they are here in the first place. But to be YELLED AND SCREAMED at? Have you tried looking yourself in the mirror when you do that? Be careful not to torment your own dogs too much with your anger and sarcastic attitude. Could scar them for life and spoil the next generation mentally.

chongmeng_soh Member May 7, 2003, 7:34 PM Views: 5306 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise thank you for all your advise ...appreciate that. will bring my dog to check with the vet and find out wat is the problem. about the breeding of ill dog .. would like to make some explanation about this ...i am trying to mate them when the female dog is on her 2nd heat but not succes...this heat is the 3th heat.as for the skin problem will try to get advise from vet in wherether can them still be mate or not. further more now i am still consider wherether to mate them or not sue to the working situation...coz i just change to a new work. cheer~ sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

chongmeng_soh Member May 7, 2003, 7:47 PM Views: 5304 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise so sandy ...dun be so angry and up set of ppl who breed dog....any how i really appreciate your advise.thank you. sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

sandybms Dog Kichi May 8, 2003, 5:33 AM Views: 5288 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise YES EVERYTHING IS GENETIC!!!!! Allergies to shampoos, allergies to foods, allergies to grass, allergies to fleas,

sandybms Dog Kichi May 8, 2003, 5:35 AM Views: 5287 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise I will continue to be VERY angry when people breed dogs with no knowledge. There are a vast amount of unhealthy dogs because of people just like YOU, Those that want to breed thier pets and have no knowledge of genetics and no knowledge of the background of the dog. I am glad you are thinking more about this. But if the vet says it is allergies, please do not breed this dog. It is genetic and will pass on allergies to it's offspring. Please realize that there are a large amount of unhealthy dogs being bred. It is very sad. i get very frustrated and angry at stupid people.

Mad-Dawg New User May 8, 2003, 11:02 PM Views: 5269 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise   (This post was edited by Khoobg on May 13, 2003, 6:31 AM)

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 8, 2003, 11:50 PM Views: 5262 Re: [Mad-Dawg] skin problem..pls advise Hi Mad-Dawg, I like your logic and that's why I brought it up about not breeding babies when the parents have some defect. Those of u with pimples, acne, spots, blackheads, chicken pox please don't have babies. You know? Genetically defective?!! Sandybms, You do have a point. But perhaps by being a nicer person you could actually achieve your goals! You have good intentions, but why spoil it by making everyone so angry at you? Yes, most of us are not knowledgeable when it comes to dogs more so about breeding. And it's nice to have someone like you here who KNOWS the facts and what todo/not to do. But why can't you try to be nicer so ppl can accept what you say? I don't think all of us here are against your knowledge and opinion at all. In fact we VALUE it. Do you hear me? WE VALUE KNOWLEDGE. We love our dogs too and we want the best for them and most people who spend their time browsing through the forum just want to educate themselves more so that they can give even more to their dogs. But really, sometimes it doesn't hurt you to try to be a nice person for once. Has it even crossed your mind that your dogs (if you have any) can go mental just being too near you every single day because of your attitude and the way you speak to people? Do yourself a favour and help maintain the sanity of your dogs, those around you and most importantly, of yourself. SMILE sandy!

ckbeep Member May 9, 2003, 12:00 AM Views: 5259 Re: [Trivor] skin problem..pls advise Hi, Elmo has it too.... but i guess it's not big deal. The funny thing is that the red spot with "nana" will be there in the afternoon and when i check it on the morning it's no longer there? I think it could be the weather problem. The vet actually told me that pups skins is a bit sensitive so when they actually sleeps and lie down and if the floor is not very clean, they will get those infection. The vets did not game me any cream to apply too . So i follow his instruction to clean his belly more often. The spots goes away... but it eventually came back again after i stop the cleaning his beely with towel soak with water. So i bought a type of antiseptic cream for him and apply on it. It goes away in 2-3 days. Everything gone!!!! haven't seen the red color spot for many weeks already... . And i found out that after i change his diet from Royal Canin to Science Diet... he's more slow down... not that hyperactive, and the smell of his breath is better... i think that could be another reason why he have the spots on his belly.... CkBeep

Trivor K9 Servant May 9, 2003, 12:22 AM Views: 1974 Re: [ckbeep] skin problem..pls advise yeah, I was told lamb and rice formula (whie so far I found scient diet has this flavour for puppy) is good for sensitive skin/ reduce allergies. Are you feeding Elmoo lamb and rice flavour? ~ Trivor ~ ~ SC & Low, mama and dada ~

elizatye K9 Senior May 9, 2003, 12:46 AM Views: 1973 Re: [ckbeep] skin problem..pls advise Hi, May I know where you bought the antiseptic cream from, pet shop?? or the vet ?? Thanks . Eliza

ckbeep Member May 9, 2003, 1:08 AM Views: 1967 Re: [Trivor] skin problem..pls advise Trivor, I think so.. cause i've alrady throw away the packet, and store the food in a container. I think Science Diet has only one type of formula for puppy... CkBeep

ckbeep Member May 9, 2003, 1:15 AM Views: 1961 Re: [elizatye] skin problem..pls advise Eliza, I got t from Tj Pet (groming center in Tanjung) Recommended by Mee Ling as this is not very "strong" and and once u apply on it, it is very cool... Initially i brought Elmo for grooming and she found out that he has some skin problem near his paw, so she recommeded this cream to me... i'll get you the brand tomorrow. CkBeep

elizatye K9 Senior May 9, 2003, 1:26 AM Views: 1958 Re: [ckbeep] skin problem..pls advise Hi, Ok, Thanks first. I also was told that Lamb and Rice is good for sensitive skin. So now not matter I go for which brand, I also prefer in Lamb and Rice . Eliza

chongmeng_soh Member May 9, 2003, 1:57 AM Views: 1956 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise sandy...let smile a bit dun be so serious about this ...just a posting of about how to solve problem not to create problem. hope you understand. btw my dog are very healty. just a minor skin problem happen sin last week....stop saying my dog with genetic problem. if my dog do have genetic problem then can i say if a person fall to sick once a year ...can you comfirm it the guy is with genetic problem?...anyway i appreciate your advise. "never act like a vet trough website coz pratically you never see my dog.Thank you! sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

Elly ALPHA May 9, 2003, 3:36 AM Views: 1951 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise Way to go, Chong Meng!!!

sandybms Dog Kichi May 9, 2003, 5:44 AM Views: 1939 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise Sorry, you are rude. Pot calling the kettle black. You talk about me being rude and call me names. I didn't call names. You are calling me genetically defective. You are rude and crude. I find you insulting and immature. and immature enough not to comprehend what I was talking about. I am NOT talking about pimples, BUT if the dog frequently has them, then yes that can very well be a genetic skin condition. And if a dog has a reaction/skin issue like is described above when eating a certain food, that is a genetic allergy. Allergies and skin reactions are genetic. sorry if you dont believe me, just go on and breed your little pet and produce more of the same. The vets love you, make lots of money off the defective pups you will produce .GEEZ.

sandybms Dog Kichi May 9, 2003, 5:45 AM Views: 1940 Re: [ckbeep] skin problem..pls advise I hope you are not breeding this dog because you are describing classic allergy symptoms.

jasonlyh Enthusiast May 9, 2003, 7:20 AM Views: 1933 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise Chong Meng, my ECS had this problem when he was a few months. Brought to the vet and he mentioned some sort of worms - not dangerous but irritating coz not easy to get rid of. Anyway, he was given some pills. Well, it didn't work. Then I realised he was always lying on some wet area. Having discouraged him from that area, the red spot disappeared. So much for a vet, eh. Sometimes it could be due to hygience. Cheers.

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 9, 2003, 9:11 AM Views: 1923 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise In Reply To Sorry, you are rude. Pot calling the kettle black. You talk about me being rude and call me names. I didn't call names. You are calling MY DOG (and practically everyone else's dog) genetically defective. You are rude and crude. I find you insulting and immature. and immature enough not to comprehend what everyone was talking about. sorry if you dont believe me, but both my dogs were adopted and I don't and will never breed them, surprise, surprise cause u know why? I think most of us know what ill breeding is about. But this thread here was created to address a problem with a DOG not a to-be-born pup until u came in here and accused all our dogs to have genetic problems. The vets love you, make lots of money off the defective pups....cause what can u do about pups and dogs who are already born? Put them to sleep? U realise something sandy? Everything you mentioned can apply to yourself too. I don't promote or support irresponsible breeding and I have never bred my dogs and will never too. I agree with your point but I just can't stand the way u get ur message across. My dogs may mean nothing to you especially since they are not even pedigreed but I love my dogs to death and I don't appreciate anyone (including you) talking or referring to my dogs in a bad way. They are family members to my family and I think many ppl here treat their dog that way too so please have some respect for our dogs and stop talking about them like they are worth nothing. To you maybe, but to the rest of us, our dogs mean the world to us, defective or not!

sandybms Dog Kichi May 9, 2003, 10:21 AM Views: 1918 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise EXCUSE ME??? MISS RUDE ONE? WHEN THE H--- DID I EVER SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT YOUR LITTLE FLUFFY. i WAS SPEAKING SPECIFICALLY ABOUT YOU AND ONLY YOU AND YOUR RUDE RUDE RUDE BEHAVIOUR. YOU ARE A COMPLETE HYPOCRIT AND NOT VERY INTELLIGENT AS YOU ARE NOT EVEN FOLLOWING THE CONVERSATION. DONE WASTING MY BREATH ON YOU.

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 9, 2003, 3:30 PM Views: 1915 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise *sigh* Did you not say that my dog has genetic problems when he has spots? You might not take that as saying something bad but he's MY dog and I don't give two hoots who you are or what you know cause I don't need you telling me anything about my dog. And you don't even know anything about the health of my dogs or anyone else's dogs for that matter. And thank you for your polite referral and concern to the level of my intelligence but once again, I know where my IQ level stands, and again I stress, you don't know me or my background either to pass such judgements on my level of intelligence. And may I add in terms of EQ you seem to be lacking very badly and you are in desperate need of at least some of it. A complete hypocrit I am, you say....do u know what it means? Oh sorry, I forgot - you DON'T listen and you don't need to listen to anyone else so it's fitting for you to call me that. Very well, suit yourself. Well, Sandy dear, we don't know who you are either as you seem to dodge invitations to introduce yourself. How can we even be certain that you are not a hypocrit yourself and that you might be the owner of a puppy mill who come here trying to work that guilt out by trying to EDUCATE and yell at us the right things to do? I'm not saying you are, I'm just saying how do we even know your background and what you do and how you treat your dogs? You have also never mentioned your own dogs so how do we know you actually know anything? Go reflect on yourself first and for once ask yourself why u seem to (in EVERY thread) not listen to anyone but yourself. Go find peace somewhere Sandy. And please learn your manners. It's good that you're done wasting breath on me - at least you won't be here posting up anymore msgs we ALL don't want to read and see. *phew*

Trivor K9 Servant May 9, 2003, 3:59 PM Views: 1914 Re: [elizatye] skin problem..pls advise hi there, I was told honey can also act as anticeptic to bacteria. I guess this is better than poisoned anticeptic cream. try it out!! ~ Trivor ~ ~ SC & Low, mama and dada ~

elizatye K9 Senior May 9, 2003, 5:18 PM Views: 1907 Re: [Trivor] skin problem..pls advise Ya, Thanks, I will try it out . Eliza

ckbeep Member May 9, 2003, 5:38 PM Views: 1906 Re: [Trivor] skin problem..pls advise Trivor, Stupid i am.... er... the honey is suppose to apply or eat? CkBeep

tyler-myler Dog Kichi May 9, 2003, 6:04 PM Views: 1903 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise   (This post was edited by Khoobg on May 13, 2003, 6:30 AM)

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 9, 2003, 6:14 PM Views: 1902 Re: [ckbeep] skin problem..pls advise good morning ckbeep! I applied a little honey directly to my dog's wound when he got bitten by another dog. I tried antiseptic cream but he tends to lick on it so I was worried about that. Read in the magazine that honey had antibacterial properties and was good for wound healing (in the olden days ppl used honey as wound dressing too). My dog still licked at it but at least I know it was not harmful and guess what? His dog bite wound healed and dried up pretty fast! So since then I'd use honey instead of cream.

tyler-myler Dog Kichi May 9, 2003, 6:24 PM Views: 1897 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise Sandy one more thing. thank you.. haven't laughed this hard in ages!

tyler-myler Dog Kichi May 9, 2003, 6:30 PM Views: 1894 Re: [cshellz] skin problem..pls advise honey also acts to keep the wound moist so that it heals. it has antibacterial properties and you'd notice that honey never goes bad (well, good quality honey anyway) it only grows fungus if it gets wet tho so always use a dry spoon. heh sorry off topic abit. Do chk the brand of shampoo or the dogs diet. even my rottie gets pimples under her hind quarters sometimes... so these are a few things to look out for

makrawl Canine Addict May 10, 2003, 2:20 AM Views: 1880 Re: [Mad-Dawg] skin problem..pls advise give me five! u've just said what i wanna say! buddy! "I will continue to be VERY angry when people breed dogs with no knowledge. There are a vast amount of unhealthy dogs because of people just like YOU, Those that want to breed thier pets and have no knowledge of genetics and no knowledge of the background of the dog." so about this statement that she wrote, i'm totally agree with her as i will also be very angry too when people breed with no knowledge. there are a vast amount of unhealthy both physically and mentally human like Sandybutt that produce by irresponsible parents with no knowledge of genetics and no knowledge of background of their own! u wanna play rough?! huh?! let's play rough!

sandybms Dog Kichi May 10, 2003, 5:23 AM Views: 1876 Re: [makrawl] skin problem..pls advise Wow what a bunch of rude people. Bitching and moaning. sorry folks, you are not knowledgeable. you are all describing genetic allergies. please dont breed those dogs. And what a fine collection of humans, acting oh so mature. Im very impressed.

cshellz Ultra ALPHA May 10, 2003, 7:48 AM Views: 1866 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise HI sandy!! How are you feeling today?? Great I hope!! How happy all of us are to hear you say that we're so fine and mature. And for you to be impressed....we must have done something right for once!! Finally we get to impress you with something. Well, have a great day ahead and a great and wonderful weekend ahead! Have fun and don't think about us to much Smile Sandy dearie~!

makrawl Canine Addict May 10, 2003, 8:53 AM Views: 1861 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise   (This post was edited by Khoobg on May 13, 2003, 6:16 AM)

sandybms Dog Kichi May 10, 2003, 10:14 AM Views: 1854 Re: [makrawl] skin problem..pls advise WHAT A BUNCH OF LITTLE CHILDREN. WOW JUST SO MATURE. NOT IMPRESSED

minglmy Puppycom Veteran May 10, 2003, 10:23 AM Views: 1801 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise Hi Sandybms, Being angry and not doing anything useful is not helping your cause of letting people know that breeding their own pets is not the way to go. By yelling & screaming people WILL only sees you as a nuisance, immature, childish, rude (all those things which you claim the others has done) no doubt that they have called you names (which is not right - in my opinion) but when you play with fire you will expect to get burn ! And don't forget you too have say that some people is with low IQ and such which I think is a personal attack. All this is simply not needed at all. We are all mature people and if you too go down as low as that then you are being childish too don't you think so ? Making any point in here does not needs yelling & screaming to be done to get everyone's attention. All of us here is a willing learner. As you have said numerous times before, learning through the internet/forum abt breeding is NOT the way. If that is what you feel strongly abt then YOU of all people should raise the issue up and have a simple gathering and impart your knowledge to all those who is willing to know & learn. If you of all people is NOT even willing to do a simple thing like sharing of informations and imparting of the knowledge you know then all the informations will end with you. Then you too is at fault of not teaching the new generation abt breeding of dogs and grooming the new generation of responsible breeders. Think : if you can't even get people to simply respect you at all, then how do you expect people to LISTEN to what you have to say ? When people turn their ear off from listening, you will definitely NOT get your point across. cheers, minglmy

minglmy Puppycom Veteran May 10, 2003, 10:27 AM Views: 1800 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise Sandybms, Btw, how do you recognise the case of genetic allergies ? and what do you mean by classic case in your earlier post ? cheers, minglmy

chongmeng_soh Member May 10, 2003, 6:30 PM Views: 1792 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise so alright ...i think that enough ...let stop all this thing just not to bring down the relationship between forum member., every enjoy your weekend. sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

makrawl Canine Addict May 11, 2003, 7:32 AM Views: 1778 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise dear profesor good-for nothing , yeah, i'm a children and so what? at least a children is living happier than u (and i don't even care if u r impressed or not)?! and u know what? all the things that i've done here is just what i've picked up from u. i only learn from the best and I LEARN FROM U-KID! now u know how does it feel when a bitch shouted for no reason to somebody else. think about it dude. live in peace.

makrawl Canine Addict May 11, 2003, 7:36 AM Views: 1777 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise hi, chong meng. sorry to borther u again. i was just trying to finish up my line. hope it will not borther u. of course this won't affect our relationship and i do appreciate to have a friend like u. kind and having a great patient. so, hoping to meet u some day (although last plan was so close). have a nice day.

ncsl Novice May 13, 2003, 1:27 AM Views: 1756 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise Sorry to disturb u all, I just would like to check if the skin problem is due to genetic issue will it spread to other dogs which being house together. Coz I m thinking of adpoting a dog from SPCA. But its has somekind of skin deacese... the skin is like black spot patches. Anyone come across this type of skin problem b4 ...? pls advise..I cant choose other dog coz of its size and the breed ..i need to keep it indoor. Thanks! ncsl

chongmeng_soh Member May 22, 2003, 8:22 PM Views: 1719 Re: [makrawl] skin problem..pls advise hi...mak , sorry for late reply ..eventually i just change my work...now i'm attach to a hotel ..doing sales. quite busy on this few day. any how hope that we can meet up some time. cy sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

chongmeng_soh Member May 22, 2003, 8:30 PM Views: 1718 Re: [ncsl] skin problem..pls advise it's good to seperate the effected dog...not to say the skin problem will infectted the others but it is easy for the dog to recover when you apply medicine into the dog skin...( coz will not lip by others). p/s : my dog recover aledi after i apply medicine(panadol) and as wat the forum member advise.eg; make sure the floor is dry and etc . thanks\! sohchongmeng.spaces.live.com/

ritchie_dog K9 Maniac May 25, 2003, 7:35 AM Views: 1705 Re: [sandybms] skin problem..pls advise hi sandy, your advise is very much appreciated here i guess..dont try to be a genius of genetics. you might be knowledgeable but nobody is always right. you dont even see the dog and you've already claimed that it is genetic porblem...what on earth makes u so vain? we are a bunch of doglovers that loves our dog and others very much..we are here to learn not argue or be yelled at! you are right and i agree with u that we have t6o be a responsible breeder if we must breeed but nobody can run when it is born.. i'm sure u dont too..give people a chance for god's sake!!!!!! nobody is perfect,...including you!!!... hey guys u know wht??..we have a vet in the house that know everything about GENETICS??.. we might be a bunch of children but i'm sure we are one bunch of ppl with love,care and RESPECT for others and their DOGS! and we dont have genetics problem!!!!...god created everyone equally therefore nobody is smarter or the less smart!!....one last advise sandy...BE HUMBLE and u'll learn more than u thought... Lots of love to my beloved Ritchieboy who has left us on Jan 11 2004..May god bless him

makrawl Canine Addict May 25, 2003, 9:30 AM Views: 1701 Re: [chongmeng_soh] skin problem..pls advise wow......... welcome to the club! "we are the salesman, we are the salesman!" hehe. all the best in everything. by the way, which hotel?