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    IMHO - Watch their activity level, regardless of the squirts. If they start acting lethargic, then act. Otherwise - let nature take its course. My labs have eaten or chewed a little bit of everything from 1st baseman's mitt to furniture, to 2x4's, to boat trailer wiring. Their activity level will tell you if something is wrong.
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    Canned pumpkin (not pie filling) for the squirts. If that doesn't help, or it's bloody or dog is lethargic, get to vet. My labs get about 1/2 a can with just a little less than normal kibble.

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    Feed them slices off a yellow onion and rub their jewels with burnt motor oil. If they try to fight you on it, be sure to demonstrate your dominance.
    Last edited by BigBrother; 12-14-2020 at 02:24 PM.
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    experience talking?
    Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.

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    sardines.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2thDoc View Post
    experience talking?
    Yessir.

    If he fails at the first option, he has to do an onion puree enema on both hounds...and that can get interesting.
    "Rivers and the inhabitants of the watery elements are for wise men to contemplate and for fools to pass by without consideration" -Izaak Walton

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    Onion puree enema: now there's an image!

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    English cream golden retriever and his shithead partner in crime.
    He was probably 40 lbs in this picture. Pushing 90 now.
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    so, to answer my question, "english cream" is just a way to make a golden retriever more expensive and uppity?

    got it. thanks
    Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.

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    Toof off the top rope.....

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    I love this place. I learn so much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2thDoc View Post
    so, to answer my question, "english cream" is just a way to make a golden retriever more expensive and uppity?

    got it. thanks
    Just think, if it was an English Cream Golden Doodle...$$$

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drakey View Post
    Just think, if it was an English Cream Golden Doodle...$$$
    Better yet "pure bred english cream golden doodle".

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudminnow View Post
    Better yet "pure bred english cream golden doodle".
    Dang if that ain't an oxymoron......

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2thDoc View Post
    so, to answer my question, "english cream" is just a way to make a golden retriever more expensive and uppity?

    got it. thanks
    Hahaha... How does someone keep a straight face when they say "I have an English cream golden retriever"? Just the words alone are a joke, English cream....golden. On the other hand...capitalism at its finest. Marketing is a great tool...

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    That’s not a Golden, this is a Golden....



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    "English cream" as a color descriptor began with the UK's Kennel Club in the early 20th century [says Dr. Googleputz].

    Cream would've been enough for us "colonials" but nobody can out-pretentious our cousins across the pond.

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    Is this like a silver lab just gayer?

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    Cream retriever sounds gross.

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    I wonder if the English creams pick up cockleburs and beggar ticks like mine 3F6E6EE3-3139-4909-A8B6-31E344F0CFF3.jpg

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