sooo...input??
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sooo...input??
Submitted by NoelleLee23 on April 21, 2010 - 12:32amRemi has started (in the past 3-4 days) rubbing all over everything....he'll walk all down our couch leaning into it. I'm thinking maybe his skin is itchy from this weather (mine is too...ugh) any suggestions to what i could do to help him stop being itchy?? and so i don't have to vacuum the couch 76 time a day!
or any suggestions as to why else he may be doing this? I'll get a video of him next time he does it, so you can all see and better judge whats going on.
Thanks!
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have been looking for an update on him
what did you settle on for food for him??
I agree cute pics on this thread
no help with the itching at all though here
I had the same problem w/ Bubba and added fish oil. It really he
Good luck. Remi is adorable.
nope
they're normal. Everything about him is pretty normal aside from the rubbing all over dry skin thing.
Could be allergies
check his ears, are they red or hot inside?
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Re: Diff topic.
Well it depends on what specific shot, BUT i always shoot with my Nikon D300 and i usually use my Nikkor 50mm f1.8 or my sigma 15mm f2.8. The 15mm is so much fun for bulldogs, lol, it emphasizes their already huge noggins.
Diff topic.
What kind of camera and lens did you use for the beautiful pics you posted?
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Re: If his skin is dry, you may want to try adding fish oil...
well it just just started, so i haven't ruled out allergies. His skin seems very dry and flaky.
Re: Dry skin?
he does take fish oil regularly...his skin does seem very dry and flaky.
If his skin is dry, you may want to try adding fish oil...
or some kind of skin oil to his food. Have you ruled out allergies?
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Dry skin?
Cause during the winter, it can be really dry indoor due to the heater.
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