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**Fluivelip** · 08-09-2011, 12:50 AM

Yup! I do my bathing and grooming on the same day for each dog and I have a dry erase board on my wall with each dogs name and the date they are due for vaccinations plus a reminder that the 25th of every month is heartworm and flea med time.

Also, if you choose not to spay or neuter dogs of opposite sex, you can never overestimate what a dog will do to get laid. Whatever plan you have to keep them separated when a female is in heat, check it and recheck it. Make sure everyone knows the protocol and that breaking protocol will result in great bodily harm.

08-09-2011, 12:50 AM	#8
Fluivelip Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 549 Senior Member	Yup! I do my bathing and grooming on the same day for each dog and I have a dry erase board on my wall with each dogs name and the date they are due for vaccinations plus a reminder that the 25th of every month is heartworm and flea med time. Also, if you choose not to spay or neuter dogs of opposite sex, you can never overestimate what a dog will do to get laid. Whatever plan you have to keep them separated when a female is in heat, check it and recheck it. Make sure everyone knows the protocol and that breaking protocol will result in great bodily harm.
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