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Hi, I want to thank you for your confidence in me, when you say ask Eve, she should know. I LOVE THEM >>>>>>>>
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BUT, and this is Important, as much as I would love to have all the answers, I DON'T, None of us do. But TOGETHER, we have MANY more answers, than ALONE.

I just want you to know I have LEARNED so very much from others on this forum , over the years GOOD FRIENDS, VERY experienced.

I'm still learning, with you all. If and when I can help I will help in a heart beat,

BUT LETS remember EVERYBODIES INPUT is what makes this FORUM a place to come and Learn, Share, and Have fun at times with your buddies!

OR POST A TON A PICS WHEN SLOW

ENJOY !

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Eve

lol very true Eve, but I just thought our friend needed the help of an expert and you seem you know so much about collareds so I thought i'd just refer her to you anyway Eve I have a question for you if you could please help me i'd be GREATLY appreciated as would my collared, Dakota.

I noticed my collared has 3 lil bumps where his tail meets his body. They look like little bumpy things, like bones are sticking out... he's not in pain or anything.. I saw someone else with a picture of their collared with the same thing.. so I was just wondering if this was normal... or if something is wrong with him... maybe he's underfed ? Any info would be appreciated thanks.

Sorry for the long post lol I'll try to get some pics up here some day

Sounds like just what you think bones, may be a bit thin, do you have any pics ?

But thats what it sounds like, from the way your explaining, they all have those bones, some are much more noticeable (when thinner) than the heftier ones.

Post Dakoda when ya get a chance, Love the name, I have a Lakoda just to be different! (They both mean Friend in Indian )

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Eve

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