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My puppy is hurt
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confusedmushie
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Dogs are really men's best friend.
My dog's the greatest too.
The cutest thing ever. He's the stud of all dogs.
Ian
My dog's the greatest too.
The cutest thing ever. He's the stud of all dogs.
Ian
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flexygrl said:
My Rott did that a while back - you need to take him tot he vet to make sure that there is no nail in the wuick and they will put him on an antibiotic cream
flexygrl
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Hey Law,
I totally see your point, but I am never and will never be one of those people. I also hate people who do that. When I got all 6 of my animals I knew that it was a lifelong responsibility. I worked for a vet for 3 years and I was a Pre-vet major, so yes I have definetly seen my share of neglect. But I am not one of those people. I would spend a million dollars on my animals. I would go hungry before I let any one of them suffer. I totally see your point of view though. Yes, there is an emergency clinic about 20 minutes away from us. But I worked there and also had another dog die there because of there negligence. I would never bring him there unless it was absolutely, postively necessary. I would rather wait for his own doctor who I trust, who I worked for and who has known him since he was 8 weeks old. Thanks for the post though. Yes, it is important that if you feel that you see someone who is neglecting there animals to come forward and voice your oppinons. I just think that if you knew me you would never have said what you did. But you don't. So don't judge me.
I totally see your point, but I am never and will never be one of those people. I also hate people who do that. When I got all 6 of my animals I knew that it was a lifelong responsibility. I worked for a vet for 3 years and I was a Pre-vet major, so yes I have definetly seen my share of neglect. But I am not one of those people. I would spend a million dollars on my animals. I would go hungry before I let any one of them suffer. I totally see your point of view though. Yes, there is an emergency clinic about 20 minutes away from us. But I worked there and also had another dog die there because of there negligence. I would never bring him there unless it was absolutely, postively necessary. I would rather wait for his own doctor who I trust, who I worked for and who has known him since he was 8 weeks old. Thanks for the post though. Yes, it is important that if you feel that you see someone who is neglecting there animals to come forward and voice your oppinons. I just think that if you knew me you would never have said what you did. But you don't. So don't judge me.
flexygrl
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Irish,
I would recommend his breed to anyone. He is really the best dog I have ever had. He is awesome!!! That's why they call them awesome aussies. I have never, ever had a problem with him. When I went to pick him up he knew how to sit at 8 weeks old. And he came right up to me and sat down by my feet and stared right up at me. I just melted.
He came potty trained too. The only time he ever had an accident was last week. He had to be put on prednisone for his allergies and it makes them drink more and pee more, and he peed in my kitchen. He was so embarresed over it. He wouldn't even look at me. I cleaned it up and my husband told him it was okay and he was fine 2 minutes later. He trully is priceless.
I would recommend his breed to anyone. He is really the best dog I have ever had. He is awesome!!! That's why they call them awesome aussies. I have never, ever had a problem with him. When I went to pick him up he knew how to sit at 8 weeks old. And he came right up to me and sat down by my feet and stared right up at me. I just melted.
He came potty trained too. The only time he ever had an accident was last week. He had to be put on prednisone for his allergies and it makes them drink more and pee more, and he peed in my kitchen. He was so embarresed over it. He wouldn't even look at me. I cleaned it up and my husband told him it was okay and he was fine 2 minutes later. He trully is priceless.
flexygrl
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Irish,
The breeder told us he will adjust to you. At first I was a little uneasy about getting a herding dog, but boy was he right. He is not hyper at all unless we are hyper. Sometimes we'll take him out and run like crazy with him or play frisbie and he keeps up with us without a problem. Some days we just lay around the house, like today and he adjust to that as well. It really depends on how you are. They basically grow up how you raise them. If you are high energy, they will be also.
Ian,
Is that your pup in your avatar. My dog's the stud of all dogs. Your dog can be the "stud in training"
Oh and thanks for defending me. I can see Law's point though. My blood boils too when I see neglect. It's really sad.
The breeder told us he will adjust to you. At first I was a little uneasy about getting a herding dog, but boy was he right. He is not hyper at all unless we are hyper. Sometimes we'll take him out and run like crazy with him or play frisbie and he keeps up with us without a problem. Some days we just lay around the house, like today and he adjust to that as well. It really depends on how you are. They basically grow up how you raise them. If you are high energy, they will be also.
Ian,
Is that your pup in your avatar. My dog's the stud of all dogs. Your dog can be the "stud in training"
Oh and thanks for defending me. I can see Law's point though. My blood boils too when I see neglect. It's really sad.
