hi, Sophiebean, Nice to have you at the forum. Bailey is a great looking dog. I am not very good at guessing breeds, but I bet there will be many guess to come. Do you ever go to the Medway dog park?

Hello, welcome to the forum. That’s a great looking Dal you have, Hope to here all about him.

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Hi, sorry to hear about your dog. I have a Dalmatian with stones (urate stones) I believe that your min pin stone will be a different kind of stone. After they are removed I believe they can be controlled with diet and meds, my dals are under control with his diet. But like I said you would have to find out what kind of stone he has. Can’t say too much because I only know some about the urate stone. Think they are treated somewhat the same but with different kind meds and diets. Hope this help you

You can try going to home supply stores and ask for black pipe, comes in all sizes. You should be able to put some thing together.

I voted no

Hi, also have a deaf dog, and I use a vibrating collar on him, No shock. It has worked out very well for us. I use it just to get his attention, after that its all hand signs. You can look at this web site deafdogs.org it is very good and thay talk about collars and signs. Bullet is my deaf dog.

Bullet eyes Merlin eyes

Glad to hear that its all working out for you and the gang. As you know takes some time and patience. Sounds like your doing a great job. Know how you feel about that Aussie stare. Good luck to you.

I agree with stanton 100% They are high-energy dogs, they must get out every day, run that’s what they were bread to do run. I feel that a lot goes with training, you have to be very strict with them but not forceful or they will just shout down. They do not do good being left alone for long periods of time. But if you put the time and effort that they need in to them you will have a dog that just to be your buddy and make you happy. The one other thing that you should look at about dals is there