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by zya little red staffy Fri Aug 30 2013, 17:49
is there anything i can do too make it comfy for zya whilst her head cracks ..she seems so down 
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by janey Fri Aug 30 2013, 17:53
There heads don't crack, its a myth. Its muscle development 
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by zya little red staffy Fri Aug 30 2013, 17:57
really?? i really thought there heads cracked everyone keeps sayin its there skull cracking ..how does muscle development work x
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by janey Fri Aug 30 2013, 17:58
As they get older the muscle definition increases and kinda forms what feels like a dent in the skull, but its not the skull splitting its the muscle being more defined Xx
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by zya little red staffy Fri Aug 30 2013, 18:01
wow!! thats really helped ive defo learnt sutn new ..so there isnt pain etc ..its amazing how so many havent a clue yet own staffys x
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by janey Fri Aug 30 2013, 18:03
Yes there is no pain, not even when in season. Very glad you have learnt something new
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by zya little red staffy Fri Aug 30 2013, 18:07
thank you for the advice and info ..glad i joined the forum its helping alot x
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