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That was supposed to read
It's NOT allergies it's just the way they shed.
"Spot" wrote in message
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> LOL...........boy were you scammed when they told you these were non
> shedding. I have a beagle/chesapeake mix who sheds curly hair all over my
> place and twice a year it's chunky curly hair. He actually gets tiny bald
> spots on his body it's allergies it's just the way they shed.
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> The link that posted by pfoley describes my Bubba to a T. Older, neutered
> dogs seem to get a coat that is always shedding but never gets any
> thinner.
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> news:1169832510.541022.169960@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...
>>I have 2 Chesapeake Retrievers. This is a non shedding breed and my
>> dogs are 7 years old. For 4 years they have been shedding excessively.
>> One of them was treated for a bacterial skin infection: she lost her
>> coat completely, but then it came back beautifully thick and shiny.
>> They were tested for allergies and are allergic to everything outdoors.
>> They are on a potato and rabbit diet for years now, but nothing seems
>> to quiet down the excessive shedding. Everytime I brush them I can fill
>> up a bag with fine fur. They have the curly coats of Chessies but not
>> the thick coat you would expect. The vet believes this is genetic
>> problem, probably with the whole litter, but the breeder denies anyone
>> else has reported this to her or asked for her suggestions. I wonder if
>> anyone can suggest any supplements. I already add Omega 3-6 and Hemp
>> Seed Oil., I am thinking Safflower Oil might work, and maybe the raw
>> egg. They are energetic and wonderful dogs, but for non shedding dogs,
>> you would think they were Goldens.. Help.... Linda
>>
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