Quote Originally Posted by S_B View Post
Jack,
I only dealt with it the first litter that I bred besides the one female I mentioned which was an outcross many years later.
It is obvious that the care (diet) I put into my dogs is the #1 reason I have not had a recurring issue.
Actually, that is not obvious. I am sure you do take good care of your dogs, but some families of dogs are more prone, genetically, to mange than others.

I have seen some families of dogs that almost never get it.

I have also seen people with an assortment of dogs on the yard, all fed the same cheap food, with some dogs with mange, others without.



Quote Originally Posted by S_B View Post
I did not say Prolate/Lintox dip was without harmful effects. Hell dish soap is harmful if swallowed, doesn't mean I'm not going to use it to clean my dishes.
Please don't commit the absurdity (asininity) of comparing Prolate to dishwashing liquid. Please don't, because that is borderline retarded.



Quote Originally Posted by S_B View Post
What I am saying is that when used correctly it is an effective and safe management of fleas, ticks and demodectic mange!
As well as Ivomec...another noxious chemical that is effective!
I know what you're saying. You've said it half a dozen times now.

And what **I** am saying is that, BEFORE you go to soaking your dog in TRULY NOXIOUS CHEMICALS (not dishwashing liquid pal), but truly noxious chemicals ... MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE FEEDING YOUR DOGS A TRULY OPTIMAL DIET, FIRST, AND THAT THEY'RE IN OPTIMAL CONDITIONS, SECOND.

And I should be able to say this without "you" coming on here, over and over again, like a broken record, reiterating your previous statements and making new (false) statements to justify what you said.

Because, at the end of the day, my statements are FIRST, and BEST practice.

Best practice will never be "feed your pups a shit-kibble" ... "keep them on the dirt/grass" ... and, by golly, if they get mange, then "soak them in Prolate."

THAT IS IDIOT-PRACTICE, NOT BEST PRACTICE

I try my best to advocate BEST practice.

Best practice = feed your pups an optimal raw diet, keep them in above-ground pens, and MOST LIKELY you won't have to give them any kind of drug at all.

Can I make this TRUTHFUL STATEMENT without hearing another word from you again about "Prolate" ... or how it's "okay" to feed pups shit-kibble? (What that guy is feeding isn't even good kibble, it's pure garbage.)

Thanks,

Jack