most recent 30 from http://petsker.com 2010-09-07T06:56:03Z http://petsker.com/feeds/user/62 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://petsker.com/questions/126/i-adopted-a-3-year-old-cross-bred-shepard-with-no-social-skills-at-all Julie 2010-02-16T02:55:43Z 2010-08-18T06:00:39Z

<p>Bubba was picked up by the SPCA and I gave in to my son and husband to adopted him. He was running loose and had not been fixed. Bubba will not go down stairs, figures my other 3 dogs are his best buddies who were put on earth to play all day with him, and he never takes any thing serious. Tell him no and he crouches down and barks playfully. He is a spaz and the other dogs put up with him for only so long then growl in annoyance. What can I do to calm him down. I've tried my son on a skate board for miles, Bubba pulling him. That's good for 20 minutes when he gets home. Help!</p>

http://petsker.com/questions/20/why-are-my-dogs-farts-so-smelly/125#125 Julie 2010-02-16T02:38:56Z 2010-02-16T02:38:56Z

<p>I don't know about that. I feed my dogs the top of the line canine chow. Now with that said, I have 4 dogs. The lab will knock your shoes off your feet at 4 paces when she lets one fly, the rotty comes in a close second. Our boston terrior-pug cross isn't so bad, and the newest adopted gentlemen is rather nice on the nose. The two stinkers are females but I hope that doesn't make the difference as I, being of that sex, feel we are the nicer smelling.</p>