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PetStages Toss and Shake Dog Toy $6.29 PetStages Toss and Shake Dog Toy The PetStages Toss and Shake Dog Toy features floppy balls that enhance pet interaction through movement. The toy offers a simple fetch pattern to increase your bonding with it. Features . The toy offers floppy balls that enhance play . The ring handle makes it easy for you and your dog to grasp, shake and toss Item Specifications: Size: 4"D

Shake Weight As Seen On TV $19.99 Shake your way to firm and fabulous arms and shoulders in just 6 minutes a day Fun and easy to use at home while watching TV or in the office. Includes step by step DVD Net weight 2.5 pounds

PetStages Shake Rattle and Roll Cat Toy $4.49 PetStages Shake Rattle and Roll Cat Toy The PetStages Shake Rattle and Roll Cat Toy offers a roller shape that helps keep your cat's interest. The toy features beads on the inside that shake, rattle, and roll. The toy is lightweight and offers easy chase play. Features . Inner beads that shake and rattle . A great lightweight toy Item Specifications: Size: 3"L

Toss And Shake Toy For Dogs - Multicolor $5.6 The Toss And Shake Dog toy is an interative toy that is perfecxt for strengthening the bonding process Between Dog and Owner. Use For Quick and Varied Movements with Sound Elements For Increased Interest. The Floppy Balls Enhance Interaction and the Ring Handle provides easy graspking and tossing for owner and dog. Toy is Good For Inside and Outside Fun. Product is a Plush Toy.Color: MulticolorSize:  1 x 5.5 x 8.5

Masturbator - Real love shake $19.99 Color: Beige; Material: TPE; Special Features: Free samples, Internal nubs and ribs, Super stretchy, Texturized; Length: 6"; Circumference: 6 1/4"; Weight: 7 oz; Fits up to: 2"; Product Type: Masturbator; Manufacturer: Toy's heart

Masturbator - Bubble shake function $14.99 Color: Beige; Material: TPE; Special Features: Travel, Waterproof; Length: 6 1/2"; Width: 2"; Weight: 0.5 lb; Vaginal depth: 5 1/2"; Fits up to: Any size; Product Type: Masturbator; Manufacturer: Toy's heart

Masturbator - Bubble shake real $16.99 Color: Beige; Material: TPE; Special Features: Super stretchy, Travel, Waterproof; Length: 6 1/2"; Width: 2"; Weight: 0.5 lb; Vaginal depth: 5 1/2"; Fits up to: Any size; Product Type: Masturbator; Manufacturer: Toy's heart

Keeping your Goldendoodle Healthy

There are at least 20 symptoms and signs that you should be aware of that your Goldendoodle needs to see a vet if you are a new dog owner.  Unfortunately too many people wait until it is too late to get their pet to the vet,  then wonder why it passed away.  While it is a decision delimma for many,  it is very important that you take your Goldendoodle to the vet if the follow occurs:

 

1. Decreased appetite 

2. Lethargy  (especially in a young puppy or senior dog)

3. Vomiting

4. Diarrhea

5. Straining to potty....either thru urine or the other

6. Not gaining any weight or fails to grow

7. Appearing too thin

8. Constant scratching or chewing on the feet or tail

9. Shaking its head and scratching at the ears

10.  Loss of hair (more than normal)

11. Coughing

12. Sneezing

13. Limping  (for unexplained reasons)

14. Not able to housebreak  (could be urinary tract infection)

15. Excessive drinking  (should check for diabetes....especially if your pet is over weight.)

16. Can't tolerate exercising

17. Has collapsed

18. Excessive urination

19. Urinates or loses bowls suddenly and without warning

20. Has blood in the stool

 

 

Healthy living  with your Goldendoodle starts with maintaining a healthy diet and keeping up with appropriate vaccinations.  Many pet owners fail to keep their puppy's vaccinations current and this causes the puppy to be at risk for catching parvo, distemper or other deadly canine diseases.  Your Goldendoodle puppy's first visit is usually called a "wellness check up".  During this type of check up,  your veterinarian will look at your doodle's eyes, ears, teeth  and listen to his or her heart.  They will look for puppy cataracts and possible heart murmurs.  They will look at your doodle's coat and weigh him or her.  Some vets will let you walk in while others require a scheduled appointment.

Viral infections with puppies can occur suddenly and without warning.  Early recognition can help your puppy survive if he or she has become ill.  Puppies can become dehydrated quickly which is why it is very important to not wait if you suspect there is something wrong.  Better to be safe than sorry.

Keep your doodle's vet records up to date.  It is important for your vet to know what you are feeding your doodle, how much and when.  Your vet may recommend changes if your doodle is gaining weight too rapidly or not enough weight at appropriate stages...especially in the first year.   Know your doodle's birthdate.  Depending upon where your Goldendoodle resides,  it is important to pay attention to fleas and ticks.  Goldendoodles should NOT be on any type of topical flea preventatives.  These type of treatments can cause early organ failure and sudden seizures.  "Comfortis" is recommended for Goldendoodles which is a once a month flea preventative.    When your Goldendoodle turns 2 years of age,  you may want to have your veterinarian x-ray the hips so that they can be evaluated.  Just because your doodle's parents had an OFA rating of good, fair or excellent does not mean that your doodle is free and clear of possible hip problems.   Testing is only valid for the dog that is evaluated,  not for offspring.

It is understandable that many Goldendoodle owners are stressed when taking their new puppy in to see their vet.  Your doodle can only communicate through his or her body lanquage.  Unfortunately,  they can't tell us where they hurt or how they feel.  Owners who are stressed out can transfer their anxiety to their doodle.  If you are tense, worried, scared, upset or feeling anxious,  you will transfer those feelings to your Goldendoodle.  They are very sensitive dogs.   They will then associate those feelings each and every time he or she goes to the vet.  Try not to be anxious when its time to take your Goldendoodle to the vet.

 The foundation of a healthy Goldendoodle is very important.  A healthy Goldendoodle is central to his or her well being.   Try to make an effort at being calm, relaxed and positive when it is time to take your doodle to the vet.   If you are purchasing a young puppy,  make sure to "puppy proof" your home.  Children always have small toys that can easily fit inside of your doodle's mouth.  Small toys can be swallowed which can cause choking and possible death.  A good rule of thumb is that if an object is small enough to fit into your doodle's mouth,  he or she can swallow it.

We like to think that our dogs have common sense.  They don't.  If you can't supervise your doodle,  make sure that he or she is either crated or somewhere that is enclosed to help keep your doodle from getting hurt.  Goldendoodles are very intelligent dogs.  They can easily escape from your yard or slip out of their collar or leash.  Don't let your doodle run loose as they will then be at risk for being hit by a vehicle.   Don't leave pills lying around.  I, myself, am a diabetic who takes glipizide.  This lowers blood sugar.  This medication can be deadly to any pet who eats it.   I have to always be careful to NOT drop a pill and if I do drop a pill,  I have to immediately find it and pick it up.  Never leave medications on a counter or table where a puppy or adult dog can easily get to it.

Lastly,  there are tons of great books and videos on the market to help you learn how to be a good mommy or daddy to your Goldendoodle.  Being prepared is the best took for surviving an emergency. 

 

*About the author:  Dee Gerrish has been writing about the Goldendoodle dog since 1999.  More about Goldendoodles can be found on her website at http://www.goldendoodleworld.com

About the Author

Dee Gerrish has been a private, professional breeder for 14 years as of Jan. 2010; She was a respite and foster care provider in Mannheim, Germany and won many community awards for her dedicated service. Dee has written very popular Goldendoodle articles that are listed across the internet.

Shake Weight Toy Questions

What is wrong with my dog?

I have a 9 year old toy fox terrior named Princess. She was fine today around 2 but wouldn't eat. Around 430 she began to shake alot (which she usualy does because she is a small dog) so i wrapped her up in a blanket and held her for while. While holding her she kept making these pushing movements as if she was trying to push something out of her. And so i unwrapped the blanket and there was yellowish discharge and we knoticed spots of blood on the floor which meant she must be in heat. So we let her outside and she tryed to goto the bathroom severle times but nothing happend and she puked up all her dog food outside. Then we thought she might be having puppies ( my dog is very obese.. average weight is 8 lbs and Princess is about 20 and had lost weight in october but has gained it all back so we thought she could have been pregnant). But my friends friend who is a vet. assistan came over and said that she coudlnt be pregnant because her nipples arn't swelled or filled with milk.

My professional advice is to get her to a vet tonight...

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