Yellow Daisy (left)
Yellow Pepper (right)
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Papillon, Phalene Activities
Fun 'n Games continued:
Our 15 year old Baer overlooking the games.
Donna Mae (front), after 4 weeks of a delivery, very fit again.
Donna Mae + Brolle carrying the balls.
11 Months old Papillon
CH/BA Road's End Snickers Delight
Now 11 Months old.
Possibly available to the right home. (I am having a very hard time with this)
Now 11 Months old.
Possibly available to the right home. (I am having a very hard time with this)
Papillon Activities
Jump Baby Jump (Collection) 2011
There is about a hand full of Papillons @ Road's End which really jump high....
There is about a hand full of Papillons @ Road's End which really jump high....
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| Jumper:Mimi |
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| Jumper: Quarter Man |
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| Jumper: Stenley |
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| Highest Jumper: Jasmine (Eenie) |
Monday, May 2, 2011
3.5 week old Papillons
Our Y Babes almost 4 weeks old, on their first time outing; which they did not like too much, ..yet!
14 Week old Papillon
Hi Antje,
Thought I’d send along a couple of shots of Fino. She now weighs 2.5 pounds.
Her default location, when there is no one immediately available to play, is at the foot of the stairs. There she can see who is coming and going through the front door and up and down the stairs. Lots of shoes collect at the bottom of the stairs, and she likes to give them a good checking-out – as you can see from the photos.
Take care, and good luck with all the little ones!
Burd
Thought I’d send along a couple of shots of Fino. She now weighs 2.5 pounds.
Her default location, when there is no one immediately available to play, is at the foot of the stairs. There she can see who is coming and going through the front door and up and down the stairs. Lots of shoes collect at the bottom of the stairs, and she likes to give them a good checking-out – as you can see from the photos.
Take care, and good luck with all the little ones!
Burd
Sunday, May 1, 2011
U Ask: Why is my Papillon, Phalene, dog drooling
You ask about your drooling Papillon.
All dogs drool to some degree, but excessive drooling (hyper salivation, is most likely triggered by events such as fear, apprehension, and nervous anxiety, as well as anticipation of food treats.
Drooling is also caused by periodontal disease, abscessed teeth, and stomatitis.
Motion sickness is a common cause of drooling.
Other causes of drooling:
Distemper
All dogs drool to some degree, but excessive drooling (hyper salivation, is most likely triggered by events such as fear, apprehension, and nervous anxiety, as well as anticipation of food treats.
Drooling is also caused by periodontal disease, abscessed teeth, and stomatitis.
Motion sickness is a common cause of drooling.
Other causes of drooling:Rabies
Heat StrokeDistemper
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