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_Mary_ Subscriber 02/06/2012 Offline
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PostPosted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:33 pm    Post subject:   Reply with quote Scroll Down to Next postGo to last Post of PageTweet This Post

LMAO I was going to say the same thing about the condom Laughing , obviously did a good job keeping Pasco`s tail dry Laughing

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We have had problems in the past with Zens tail being damaged and it is now bald for about 1.5 inches and is very prone to further damage because of this esp. when travelling as he bashes it all the time on the cage Rolling Eyes

We found a product that I must admit I was really sceptical about but having tried it thinking , ' this is not going to work ' and I can say yes it works and is really easy to put on and it stays on too which is the difficult bit .


http://www.bonovate.com/dogends.html

Great protector to prevent injury and also to protect the tail when it is injured.

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I just wanted to say thank you for the link Heather. So many people ask me about how to protect tail tip damage while its healing and this product looks ideal Smile .

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Well I can recommend this , Zen has even been swimming with it on and it stayed put which I must admit I was suprised at Cool .
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Its in my favourites for future reference Heather Wink .

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End of tail damage someone suggested a BMX foam bike handle grip.... and it worked Wink

" It does seem so bizarre John. I see so many overweight working type spaniels with docked tails on harnesses dragging their owners around the park, thought they were only meant to be docked if going to working homes??...Really grates that our girl who we have put sooo much work into to get her ready for the shooting field may have to go through damaging her tail repeatedly before we can do anything. "



Possibly they were docked before the docking ban came into place only a short time ago. Before that any traditionaly docked breed could be docked rather than 'dogs who may take on a working role'.

Its tragic that working litters are not docked now. But hey, some will disagree, until they see the tail damage inflicted on such even gently worked (or on a walk!!!) working bred, docked, breeds.

Its a hard call as much damage needs to be inflicted before normal vets will consider amputation. I would SOOOOOOOO ask people who might work their dogs to buy from docked litters its not true for the traditionally docked breeds. But hope daisy finds her way through the maze and gets docked/amputated for her own good if she stays a beating girlie...

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