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I live in pensacola Fl. I am entering my dog for the first time. I am looking forward to meeting other people and their dogs for this compitition. This will be our first time. My name is Kim and my dogs name is Beau. He is a 1.5yr old golden retrever. We will competing in both distance and super air. I'm not sure if he will do the super air but I'm going to try to get him Flying.
Kim
MuddyPaws
09-07-2009, 06:09 PM
Good luck!!
Once you fall in love with the sport you're welcome to travel to Fort Myers in October!
Be safe
beth14kk9
09-08-2009, 08:14 PM
Hey, Kim. We did it last year and loved it! Planning on being there this year too. Been trying to find plans for or someone who sells the vertical extender pole so we can practice for that, but it's been an elusive item.
Hope to see you there. We have border collies (but are also golden retriever people at heart too).
Make sure you bring some kind of shade (EZ Up or similar) and a crate or ex-pen for your dog to rest in between splashes, and a chair for you. The crating area was under the oaks in Bartram Park, but the sun still comes through at different times of the day. You're going to have a blast (and so will your goldie!).
Does anyone know when the online registration will be opened?
Beth
in Pensacola
Thank you for the advice Beth and thank you Muddy paws I wish I could.
MuddyPaws
09-18-2009, 02:37 PM
Registration is open....
Have a blast!
Bailey's daddy
09-18-2009, 03:02 PM
Hi to all~
We are thinking of entering our dog for the first time at the event. My only question is she has a lickgranuloma on her front leg. Right now we have to keep her leg wrapped with vet wrap to keep her from licking it. Does anyone think that this will be a problem? Thanks so much for the advice! Look forward to see you all!
beth14kk9
09-19-2009, 10:01 AM
Probably not, but a quick call to your vet to make sure is what I'd do.
Beth
MickeyD'sMom
09-19-2009, 11:25 AM
Bailey's Dad:
I assume since this is wrapped that this is an open wound and if that is the case your pup would not be allowed to jump. This is actually for the safety of your pet and others.
Call your vet. If it's not something that could not spread to another dog get a note from him stating so. He might say it's best not to get wet. I don't know their rules. This is my first time entering. I wish you luck and the best for your dog.
Kim
Bailey's daddy
09-19-2009, 04:03 PM
We have been battling the lickglamuloma with Bailey for 2 years. She has seen numerous vets and no can seem to cure her. It's such a shame because she is a beautiful, smart dog and I think that she would be great at being a "dock dog". It's is so frustrating to see her do this to her self and lose a chance to have alot of fun at the event.Lickglamuloma is not contagious, it is pretty much a mental disorder that makes her lick her leg till she starts a wound and then she keeps licking it . Well anyway thanks for the answers to our questions and I hope you guys have a great event.
GoodLabs
09-19-2009, 05:40 PM
Have you tried her on Clomicalm?? If not, it might be worth a shot.
Bailey's daddy
09-19-2009, 06:10 PM
She's on a half a pill once a day right now and she's been on that for awhile but it dosen't seem to stop the problem---believe me we have tried everything from a Ruff Tuff bandage to a Vet even injecting Cobra venom(what ever that was going to do I don't know).Thanks for the suggestion!
beth14kk9
09-19-2009, 07:27 PM
Yeah, the problem, if it's a wet wound is not so much a contagion problem to the other dogs, but a bacterial issue for her. She could pick up something in the pool, as the dogs are in and out all weekend, taking potential nasties from the ground in with them. I have a friend with a Golden that had a similar problem with his feet. They did all kind of tests for allergies and such and just couldn't find a problem. It's often an anxiety or boredom issue that causes them lick - sort of a displacement behavior.
Beth
Bailey's daddy
09-20-2009, 06:39 PM
Bailey's leg is in the process of healing now (last week and a half we have been successful in keeping her away from it without her cone). I think we are going to leave her home and bring one of our other labs. Lucky for you guys because I think Bailey would have been a real contender for all the dogs in the event LOL. Does any one have a way to contact Tony?
Try contacting Sassygirl.
GoodLabs
09-23-2009, 07:26 AM
Can't find it in my email. I believe you can email Tony at
tony@splashdogs.com
BTW - I think you are a wonderful parent and this dog is very lucky to have you.
The Voice
09-23-2009, 01:32 PM
Call Tony 925-783-6149
Bailey's daddy
09-25-2009, 06:43 PM
Thankyou GoodLabs--that was very sweet--and thanks everyone for the contact info.
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