Garlic, Onions, Leaks, Chives (onion family of plants). Rhubarb (the leaves are the worst, but roots are bad too) Chocolate Avacados Macadamia Nuts Artificial Sweeteners (specifically Zylatol or something) Caffeine Grapes & Raisins Dairy products (Blue Cheese specifically is extra bad) Alcohol
When you said don’t give a dog alcohol the first thing I thought of is the movie Uncle Buck with John Candy when he’s sitting there depressed drinking a beer and gives his dog some
We just got our first aussie puppy.. I've never met a dog that actually chewed based boards and ROCKS! He never unattended so I only see the urge and address it but my fire place is stone and he keeps trying. I definitely don't trust him alone. 😅
Our Aussie mix seems to prefer shredding carboard, tissue, and rubber slippers. Occasionally, I've seen her gnawing on a rock. The best alternative I've found is the Cow Hoof that comes in the Dentley's® Nature's Chews 6-Mighty Mix Variety Pack Dog Chew at PetSmart. She's gone through all the other chews in the bag, but the hoof prevails.
another one since it’s almost christmas and something i stupidly did , i was making gingerbread cookies and i put nutmeg in them and have never heard nutmeg being bad for dogs and it made my poor puppy sooo sick! it’s as bad or worse than chocolate. i put 1/4 tsp in a giant batch of cookies and he was sick for almost a week
Hi! I’d really hate to upset you guys, but it bothers me when the information about fenrir canine diaries is in the middle. Yes its the best show, but when I listen to a lot of these, it gets very very boring, when I cant skip it. It’s also hard to listen the full information and take a full picture of this specific video, when the first and the last part are seprated. Please consider to puting it in the end, so new, intrested people will still find the information if they are intrested in it. Thanks for the good work you are doing for us!
I see where you’re coming from but I also think that it is awesome that they put out all of this useful information for free, therefore I don’t mind watching a quick interjection.
@@carleeabooth4992 Yes yes, its the best information ever, there aint a other channel as good as this one and I love that they do these. These are just so helpful😍 That’s why I listen these more than ones, and that’s the reason why I dont like listen that quick interjection tree or four times. If It just would be in the end, like normally they are, I wouldn’t need to listen it that so often and it dosent cut the information that the video is trying to tell about.
Hi. My Aussie is eating black acorns and not her food. She doesn’t have any other symptoms of tannins poisoning. I was hoping you could give me and everyone else some more info on this. I researched google but there’s nothing about eating the black acorns. Thank you.
You are supposed to read the language of wiggle butts😋 Nah but just look in their eyes, their eyebrows, look the way they posture, where they hold their weight, how they hold their ears and about the direction they are going/wanting to go. And also the sounds are one part of communication. Like weight, ears, direction forward, perhaps a little whining-> they are interested, curious, eager to get to know something. Or weight and posture down, ears and direction back ->scared, getting somewhere to hide And also a wiggling aussie butt means a happy aussie❤️ I have lived my whole live with aussies and I think they are very easy to read even without a tail, when compared to some other breeds. One of my aussies was even able to tell me a species whose traces she smelled in the immediate vicinity. Like I could ask if it was a fox, and she would be like weight forward, jumping, ears up, eyes wide open whining if it is a fox. And if not, she would have her ears down as well as the posture, eyes more closed. Then if it's not, I’d keep asking, if it’s a bird, a fowl, a deer, a duck, a hedgehog etc. And when I asked the right one, she would get excited, ears up, eyes open etc and wanted to take me to the animal. Of course this was something we had taught each other, but still, she’d remember the name I told ot was and I’d understood her. And you can also get one with a tail, if that will help you to communicate👍🏻
Garlic, Onions, Leaks, Chives (onion family of plants).
Rhubarb (the leaves are the worst, but roots are bad too)
Chocolate
Avacados
Macadamia Nuts
Artificial Sweeteners (specifically Zylatol or something)
Caffeine
Grapes & Raisins
Dairy products (Blue Cheese specifically is extra bad)
Alcohol
Xylitol!
Exactly what i needed. Thank you, you dropped this king 👑
Thanks lol
I'm at work and just needed to hurry and know ha
When you said don’t give a dog alcohol the first thing I thought of is the movie Uncle Buck with John Candy when he’s sitting there depressed drinking a beer and gives his dog some
We just got our first aussie puppy.. I've never met a dog that actually chewed based boards and ROCKS!
He never unattended so I only see the urge and address it but my fire place is stone and he keeps trying. I definitely don't trust him alone. 😅
Mine did the same but grew out of it. Catch was the best thing for me. She loves the Frisbee and will never quit so I'm able to tire her out
Our Aussie mix seems to prefer shredding carboard, tissue, and rubber slippers. Occasionally, I've seen her gnawing on a rock. The best alternative I've found is the Cow Hoof that comes in the Dentley's® Nature's Chews 6-Mighty Mix Variety Pack Dog Chew at PetSmart. She's gone through all the other chews in the bag, but the hoof prevails.
What kinds of food can we feed it besides the packaged foods
Thx a lot learned alot u most likely saved my pups life ❤️
another one since it’s almost christmas and something i stupidly did , i was making gingerbread cookies and i put nutmeg in them and have never heard nutmeg being bad for dogs and it made my poor puppy sooo sick! it’s as bad or worse than chocolate. i put 1/4 tsp in a giant batch of cookies and he was sick for almost a week
Hi! I’d really hate to upset you guys, but it bothers me when the information about fenrir canine diaries is in the middle. Yes its the best show, but when I listen to a lot of these, it gets very very boring, when I cant skip it. It’s also hard to listen the full information and take a full picture of this specific video, when the first and the last part are seprated.
Please consider to puting it in the end, so new, intrested people will still find the information if they are intrested in it. Thanks for the good work you are doing for us!
I see where you’re coming from but I also think that it is awesome that they put out all of this useful information for free, therefore I don’t mind watching a quick interjection.
Thanks for watching and your feedback!
@@carleeabooth4992 Yes yes, its the best information ever, there aint a other channel as good as this one and I love that they do these. These are just so helpful😍
That’s why I listen these more than ones, and that’s the reason why I dont like listen that quick interjection tree or four times. If It just would be in the end, like normally they are, I wouldn’t need to listen it that so often and it dosent cut the information that the video is trying to tell about.
As a newcomer to this channel I felt the same way, but the info these guys give out makes up for it 100%!
Is your beard red merle?
😂❤ love it
Lmao😂
Hi. My Aussie is eating black acorns and not her food. She doesn’t have any other symptoms of tannins poisoning. I was hoping you could give me and everyone else some more info on this. I researched google but there’s nothing about eating the black acorns. Thank you.
Does this show relate to Mini Aussies?
How about shallots?
Hw knows 70 of what hes talkin about
you should include marijuana (pot) it's also toxic but people think it's funny to get dogs high. (not a food, I know )
Have a question? How am I supposed to read my Australian shepherd when they have no tails?
You are supposed to read the language of wiggle butts😋
Nah but just look in their eyes, their eyebrows, look the way they posture, where they hold their weight, how they hold their ears and about the direction they are going/wanting to go. And also the sounds are one part of communication.
Like weight, ears, direction forward, perhaps a little whining-> they are interested, curious, eager to get to know something.
Or weight and posture down, ears and direction back ->scared, getting somewhere to hide
And also a wiggling aussie butt means a happy aussie❤️
I have lived my whole live with aussies and I think they are very easy to read even without a tail, when compared to some other breeds.
One of my aussies was even able to tell me a species whose traces she smelled in the immediate vicinity. Like I could ask if it was a fox, and she would be like weight forward, jumping, ears up, eyes wide open whining if it is a fox. And if not, she would have her ears down as well as the posture, eyes more closed. Then if it's not, I’d keep asking, if it’s a bird, a fowl, a deer, a duck, a hedgehog etc. And when I asked the right one, she would get excited, ears up, eyes open etc and wanted to take me to the animal. Of course this was something we had taught each other, but still, she’d remember the name I told ot was and I’d understood her.
And you can also get one with a tail, if that will help you to communicate👍🏻
@@mathpups9394 that's amazing thank you!!!
Fake I gave my dog peanut butter and he's a locsin a long time because I gave it peanut butter two years ago
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