Outlaw update!

samedi 30 août 2014

My baby isn't a baby anymore :(





He's 11 months old, is almost 26' at the withers, sits nicely at 80 lbs. He's officially my SDiT for my anxiety and depression. He's hopefully going to start making legs towards his senior title at our next comp and he'll be making his EV debut at the end of the month.




















Outlaw update!

My ugly mutt dog












My ugly mutt dog

Hello from me and Bruce!

Hi my name is Aldana, I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I've got an APBT, he'll be a year old in a few days.

He's my pride and joy, great with people from any age and adores other dogs.

He's the neighbourhood darling, everybody knows him.

He is my ally in making people see that you can't judge a dog by its breed alone, we are making people see that pit bulls can be great dogs. I sometime seem a bit like a preacher lol.



Here is my best buddy, Bruce Lee:





I hope to meet more people who love the breed and give and take advice in how to raise them to be the best dogs fhey can be :)



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Hello from me and Bruce!

TEDtalk: Depressed dogs, cats with OCD, and what it means for humans






TEDtalk: Depressed dogs, cats with OCD, and what it means for humans

Hog Hunting Dogs

Here are a few pictures of some of our current batch of dogs. All our our catch dogs are OFRN (Old Family Rednose) or OFRN/Chavis Crosses. I have found the OFRN/Chavis cross in particular to make exceptional working hog dogs for the terrain and style of hunting we have here.



Southern Inferno's Fury









Shumard's Irish Wrath






Flametree's Pyro






Southern Inferno & Heavy Chain's Flame





Shumard's Irish Rage







Hog Hunting Dogs

FDA Issues Warning Letters for Unapproved Tear Stain Removers Used in Dogs and Cats

FDA Issues Warning Letters for Unapproved Tear Stain Removers Used in Dogs and Cats



August 29, 2014



The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is issuing warning letters today to companies manufacturing unapproved animal drugs to remove tear stains in dogs and cats. These products, including Angels’ Eyes, Angels’ Glow, Pets’ Spark, and exported products Glow Groom and Health Glow, have not been reviewed by FDA for safety and effectiveness. These tear stain removers also contain the medically important antibiotic tylosin tartrate, which is not approved for use in dogs or cats, nor for the treatment of conditions $#@!ociated with tear stains. Tear stain remover products are used to treat tear staining conditions around the eyes of animals, which, in particular, is $#@!ociated with a condition called epiphora, mostly in cats and dogs.



FDA has serious concerns about unapproved animal drugs. Unapproved animal drugs are not reviewed by FDA and may not meet FDA’s strict standards for safety and effectiveness.



These tear stain drug products may be subject to additional enforcement action should the products continue to be marketed, such as seizure of violative products and/or injunction against the manufacturers and distributors of the violative products.



FDA Issues Warning Letters for Unapproved Tear Stain Removers Used in Dogs and Cats





FDA Issues Warning Letters for Unapproved Tear Stain Removers Used in Dogs and Cats

Captain!

Well my boy just turned a year old the other day. He's so big now lol.





Captain!