I have an American Eskimo and he used to be pure white. Lately he is white with little tan streaks. I use a whitner shampoo on him, but it doesn't seem to get him as white as he used to be. What is the best whitener shampoo available?
You could try using some bicarbonate of soda, comes in powder form and mix it with a little water into a paste. Let it sit on a small patch for 5 minutes and rinse of thoroughly as it has a grainy texture. My mother uses it for tear staining on her Maltese and swears by it. I don't no how affective it really is but it is harmless, cheap and a lot of people use it as a natural cleaning produce
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Pet care in Latin America
15.09.11
Gaiety spreads across Lalo’s face as his glossy black locks are blown dry by cooing stylists. Dogs big and insufficient are beautified for 100 pesos ($7.70) in the back of a perspex-walled van run by Light Shower, a mobile pet-salon that visits Mexico Diocese’s posh neighbourhoods to apply shampoo and ribbons to upper-arrange animals. The sharpest dogs sport green, white and red jerseys to account succeed Independence Day on September 16th. Next month pet boutiques will sell Halloween pumpkin outfits and sweetmeat witches’ hats.
Pet care is booming in emerging markets, as the growing stomach class stops buying dogs for security (or dinner) and starts doting on them. Nowhere has the way taken off as quickly as in Latin America. In the past five years spending on pet victuals and knick-knacks has risen by 44%, to $11 billion, according to Euromonitor, a supermarket-research firm, which estimates that Chile has more pet dogs per person than any other mountains. Latin pets may be the world’s most fashionable. As Mexico’s rainy salt tails off, dogs are stepping out of designer shoes to show off painted claws.
Loki was and still is a reactive , alert dog. When I started training almost two years ago with Loki, we trained occasionally in a dog park, with a long line. Needless to say, Loki was freaked. Numerous dogs would run amok while I and Christi-Ann (our trainer) would make him do stuff like heel, long down-stays, recalls with downs half way and the biggie: down out of sight for 3 minutes. There were days when Alpha leader (”Uncle Lance” K9 Clinic owner) showed up to train us. Together we learned all about how far we could push Loki before it was time to call it a day. There were days I went home crying. I cried because deep down, I knew Loki was and is an incredibly smart dog and when he’s calm and confident, he’s obedient, funny, smart, alert and a great partner. Yet he acted so much like a cracker-insane freaked out dog in public. Doing a dog park exercise like this a year ago with Loki used to send me home, bug-eyed and in need of a stiff drink.
We use the dog park on occasion, but have found we prefer the hiking. The Herd does fairly well around most other dogs, though there is always the exception that they do not like.
Great exercise for Loki to know that he has to obey even in a stimulating setting like a dog park.
P.S. – Come on – some day you will have a Herd of Sibes.
No jokes here I am continually amazed at all the training you do. It’s very enlightening. I myself dislike dog parks but only because I feel other people are poor judges of their own dogs behaviors. Norwood is very social but a poor greeter (at least on leash). He stares and can initiate a scuffle, especially with my presence. I call him an aggressive greeter which includes his people friendly tackling. The day camp he attends is a bit crazy.. and he gets along fine in there so I think it’s me and my confidence level. And our cuz Tula’s a reactive dog -learn alot thru her training too! Knowing Tula and also seeing other “normal” dogs in training class, I see many more reactive dogs than owners realize. Anyways, LOKI and mom you rock!
