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She is up to date on all vaccines, and had a check up this summer. I will start with the vet ASAP.

Hi, our 4 year old Lola has become kind of cranky. She is usually very sweet. If a new person is in our home, she is nervous and will growl and lunge at them if they try to pet her. Usually, I tell people to ignore her when they first come in, then when she sees they're ok she'll be fine and...

One of Lola's is like that, just the outside of her right eye. Has been since we got her at 10 weeks old. I've always wondered about it, but never think to ask. It's a relief to know it's nothing!

Fromm Surf and Turf, 1 cup 2x daily. 1 tablespoon of yogurt in the morning, 1 squirt of salmon oil in the evening. Peanut butter in her Kong when we leave for work. Zukes treats if we are training, or to coax her into her crate when she's being stubborn :) Frozen green beans or bits of apple...

Super cute!

Welcome fellow Oregonian! I have a Lola, too! We are currently in Medford, but we are moving to Vancouver, WA next month. We'll be neighbors :)

Here are some pictures. Yes, Dubbiedog, she has longer legs than some bullies I have seen. I did drop her food down to 1 cup. She looked at me last night like WTH is this? Poor thing. Last night eating dinner Playing Good side shot Just because she's so stinkin' cute...

Went to the vet last night for a checkup and vaccinations. Everything went fine. Lola weighed in at 56.8 pounds, she is almost 1 1/2 now. The vet said she thought Lola could lose about 5 pounds. I don't think she's fat!! She really does have a tuck at her waist and you can feel her ribs...

The stress was really high the first couple of days, and she was so good. It's much less these last few, and now this problem. She was so good for the past few days, that's why I was so surprised last night. Maybe it just caught up with her. Thanks for reinforcing with regard to the crate...

Hi all, My family is mid-way through a move. Our house sold and we are living in a hotel until our new house is ready at the end of May. We've been there 5 days now. Lola did great until last night. Hubby was taking her out to the pet area and she saw another dog in the hall. She barked...

I got a Furminator a couple of weeks ago. It doesn't go through Lola's fur smoothly, it feels like it is catching the hairs and pulling a bit...is that how it's supposed to work? Also, I'm having trouble getting through the hair between her neck and back...she has some rolls there and it...

What is it with trash bags? Lola is afraid of them too. She bites both the vacuum and the mower tires. LariP....she's also afraid of the wind! Other things are: the hair dryer, laundry baskets, anything you're carrying, anything out of place, and the bin we keep her toys in.

Hubby did some spring yard cleanup yesterday, including spraying some RoundUp. Lola licked a spot several hours later. It had rained, so I don't think she ingested much. I washed her face and paws, washed out her mouth. She drank a bunch of water. A quick Google search made me feel a little...

It depends on the size of the pill. Usually I try to just put it in her food at meal time. She eats to fast she usually doesn't notice! If it's a big or brightly colored pill, I put it in a raspberry (they have a nice little pocket!) or squish it into cheese. I have a friend who wraps pills...

Her full name is: Lola Mae Princess McChubb, so lots of variations on that theme. Also: Lola-bulldog (she cocks her head EVERYTIME we say it) Ro-Rah

Hopefully! How old is she? They change so much so quickly, I always take the more conservative route and wait.

Our vet said the same things when Lola was small. That we'd watch both nostrils. A couple months later, he said the one looked good now and we'd still watch the other. By 6 months when we had her spayed, they were both fine. Wise advice to watch them til they can grow a bit.

thanks guys, I knew I could count on you :)

Hi all, Lola is now 14 months old and 53 pounds. If we go out (groomer, vet, the park) we have her in a harness, and the pulling is becoming too much! She is so strong that I have trouble taking her out by myself. We did puppy school and learned "loose leash walking", which worked fine...

Lola doesn't love her bath, but she tolerates it. She paces the entire time she's in there!