vaccination

home

photo gallery

f.a.g.

contact

DIRECTORY
all pages

IT IS COMMON SENCE.
The foundation of a good relationship with a dog is the making of a few sensible decisions.
The first and perhaps most important decision are to carefully select a breed of dog that is most likely to fit into the family temperament and lifestyle. There are many breeds to choose from, there are breeds that can cope with hot, muggy temperatures like the Australian Silky Terrier, he meet the special need for a compact pet and home companion for apartment and urban dwellers.

Silkys have always been a popular house pet, and can put up Silkys are hardy, non-shedding odourless, and also a great little watch dogs. with children.
But he has some right to be a full member of your family.
He thrives on social interaction, praise and love. He has the right to regular exercise. He has the right to quality health care, and a good diet. He depends on you.
Once the breed is selected, the buyer should look for a breeder who is a registered member of a Dog club and produces pedigree puppies that fit the breed’s physical description.

Vaccination information

THE AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER

YORKSHIRE TERRIERS

The Silky Terrier is the Only Australian Toy Dog

Vaccination
Did you know... The canine nose works one million times more efficiently than the human nose!
And the average dog has 42 permanent teeth. Check regular for clean teeth, and feed a good quality dog-food.
And provide always clean fresh water. New pets - dogs things to look out for:
Check vaccination certificates for a veterinary practice logo or address- this way you now, your dog has a full health check as part of the vaccination process. Vets supply certificates at the time of consultation. Do not accept any pappy,
From a "breeder" who will forward a vaccination certificate. or micro-shipped certificate for your puppy.

Vaccination: Dogs, C4 or C5 protect your dog from distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, bordatella, and Para- influenza,
first at 8-9 weeks of age, second-boost at 12 weeks of age, To get the most out of your vet appointment,
prepare a list of all the points you wish to discussed with the vet.
Your dogs annual vaccination is after the 12 month and is an important part of your best friend's long term health and wellbeing. And if you need any help? Look in our LINK - Pages.
The most council law requires that all pups be vaccinated at the time of being sold or given away.

Micro shipped: YES all puppies being micro shipped!

FEEDING:
Remember, what you feed to your silky terrier, will show in his or her general appearance and condition. Puppies in particular should receive adequate nutrition due to the particular demands placed upon their constitution during the growth period. More information click on-
N0:1
N0:2 N0:3 COMPLETE DOG CARE!
                                    Specially made for Yorkshire Terrier's adult & mature. (And Silky Terriers)


                                    www.royalcanin.com.au

Worming dogs!

You are only authorized to view and to retain a copy of pages of this Site for your own personal use whilst visiting the Site. Unless otherwise agreed with silkyterrier-webclubcom.com you may not duplicate, publish, modify or otherwise distribute the material on this Site. Back to Top

Silky Terrier Puppy page

...morePuppy Events

Place your product news here or advertise a special service or product...(more)

- silkyterrier-yorkshireterrier- information
- Link-pages
- F.A.G. Silky Terriers
- KFT-Klub für Terrier. ev.
- hund.ch
- VDH.de
- CCC (QLD)
- Dreamweaver
- Frontpage Templates

silky in trantsport box

Discount:
for Age pensioners only

You will get A Transport Box value of $65.00 for your puppy for free.

...more

...(more)

Puppy Events:
Yorkshire Terriers.
Available

soon

Yorkshire Terrier Page!

Owning a dog can help you fit.
Walking the dog is good for you Dog owners are 68 per cent more likely to achieve the
recommended level of physical activity per week than non-dog owners, according to the latest research from the Dogs and Physical Activity study being conducted at the School of Population Health at the University of Western Australia.

What's New: