Can I Help My Dog Lose Weight?
Hello Everyone,
Geoff and I have just published a Post called: Can I Help My Dog Lose Weight?
In this Post we talk about the Reasons Why you would help your dog lose weight, and we also talk about the Different Ways you can help your dog lose weight.
This is an example of an Obese Chihuahua - though this dog looks like Bubbygirl, it's not her.
Please could you have a look at this Post on our site at: http://cheekychihuahuaproducts.com/can-i-help-my-dog-lose-weight? and we would really appreciate any comments you'd like to give us.
Thank you,
Geoff and Jane
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Like several others, I left a comment on the post. I'm currently dog-less, but appreciate your care and concern for yours!
Dennis
Thank you Dennis for your lovely comment.
Even though the obese chihuahua in the picture above looks like Bubbygirl, it isn't her.
Poor dog, I guess she needs some kind of light food and plenty walking for her. Take care of her, all the best, regards.
Thank you Nemira for your concern.
Even though the obese chihuahua in the picture above looks like Bubbygirl, it isn't her.
One of my poodles was borderline overweight (according to the vet "he wouldn't want to be any heavier") so I've cut their dry food by half. They are much happier and healthier for it. ~Marion
Yes, definitely a good move Marion.
Even though the obese chihuahua in the picture above looks like Bubbygirl, it isn't her.
Well written article- when I tried to post a comment, I received the broken link message. What should I have done!,
Thanks Sami, I was having the same problem earlier.
What I did, was to close down WA and then reopen.
Everything worked ok after that.
Oh dear. What a predicament. Be gentle with that little one my dears. Bless you both.....
Shirley
Thanks for the comment Shirley.
Even though the obese chihuahua in the picture above looks like Bubbygirl, it isn't her.
Ohh thank goodness. I had a sneaking.....but I should have known better. God bless....
Shirley
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Left a comment. You have written this very well. There's a few places where a capital letter isn't required. Also a colon where nothing is required.
Thank you for your comment Helen.
Those extra capital letters are there on purpose. I use them for emphasis sometimes, and inverted commas for emphasis at other times.
If you are emphasising use the odd bold on a word or phrase too. If something is really important that is. Just don't do too much bolding or it loses its impact.