BingBlaze n Skyla

Absolutely however for medical reasons sometimes shaving can't be helped

Personally I'd keep cat separate completely With regards to the growling etc it could just be she's feeling a bit sensitive due to her season but it might be worth getting her checked over to be safe make sure there's nothing else going on causing her pain

Looks lovely

My boy loves small dogs , actually seems to get on better with smaller dogs then larger ones (he absolutely adores my cousins Pom With regards to cats it can be done BUT you need to always be aware one day the prey drive can kick in, could be years down the line , never leave unsupervised either and never drop your guard , would you be able to still love your dog if 8/10 plus years down the line it killed your cat

She might darken a bit but id be suprised if she goes grey just because her skin has liver pigmentation

I've got a Ford fiesta zetec and it fits my 2 but they do go in the back rather than the boot

Welcome

Brilliant ,saves a bit of money too which is always nice lol

Unfortunately the longer you wait the higher the chance that testicle has to become cancerous, it does need removing , if it was going to drop it would have by now , just remember vets do this kind of operation all the time and it's very routine for them

Welcome! I'm @ skyla_bear on Instagram , just gave you a follow

Theyre actually a medium dog breed, any puppy should be continued to be fed on what the breeder has them on to start, any change needs to be done gradually Where are u based? I'm from the UK so would only be able to recommend brands we have here which might not be available elsewhere

The Siberian Husky was originally developed by the Chukchi people of the Chukchi Peninsula in eastern Siberia. They were brought to Nome, Alaska in 1908 to serve as working sled dogs, and were eventually developed and used for sled-dog racing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Husky

Yay ! Fingers crossed the 4th is out soon

Petlog Issues We have been made aware of issues regarding the microchip database, Petlog following a recent upgrade to their system. We’d advise anyone whose animals microchips are registered with Petlog to check the details recorded are correct. https://www.petlog.org.uk/

If hes in pain with them definitely get him checked over , keep us updated