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12 Yr Old Golden Retreiver Coughing Up Blood
persephone replied to indigirl's topic in General Dog Discussion
Bindii- some clinics aren't staffed on w/ends etc .. so dogs are left alone , and checked on every so often I think I would do the same as indigirl And yes, I could manage a drip line/bottle. -
12 Yr Old Golden Retreiver Coughing Up Blood
persephone replied to indigirl's topic in General Dog Discussion
Shite- Keep him very cool and still... *fingers crossed* if he is bleeding so much it doesn't sound good. Guess he's had a truckload of vit K .. here's hoping it will work!! I thought he'd be on a drip ...poor old fella. for you- what a worry. The owner will be very distressed -
Hamlet has just been out lying on the hot sand... it's about 35 here They seem to love it in short bursts
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I see nothing of an "idiot" in that behaviour, either
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Anyone With Experience With Blue Green Algae?
persephone replied to J...'s topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
I would not be using it- esp. as the dogs will be there, right on the surface -
so sad... Hope Ralph will be ok, too.
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12 Yr Old Golden Retreiver Coughing Up Blood
persephone replied to indigirl's topic in General Dog Discussion
Breathe! He may just have a scratch somewhere.... Hope all goes well at the vets. -
Awful to hear - hope they all heal quickly
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I would be useless at any obedience club! I hardly use my voice, I don't use treats,and I quite like the jingle of a 'fursaver' chain collar ...tho I haven't used one in years. My 2 cents worth is that new dog owners/owners having problems, should be able to find guidance and information at any club. Sure methods will not suit all, but I believe that is the owner's choice, not the club's. Ideally, club instructors would be versed in using all sorts of training aids/tools, and be able to show owners the correct and most effective use of all the aids-voice, touch, collars,food....blah blah blah... Ideally.... This is an interesting thread :D
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MUCH better than ordering one in!
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There was actually another truck a bit earlier...with fantastic dust cloud formation..but I was too far away rain??? we actually have had good falls over the past couple of months- but have also had some of those horribly hot days which just kills everything. The country here is very fragile....
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Such a handsome boy he was always R I P Toby
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I can sympathise run free, sirius
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Why don't you phone the PR dep't of Guide Dogs Vic and ask them their policy? Are you on any list of theirs or anything? contact info
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May I suggest feed AFTER walks and a rest.... Also- instead of walking him on a golf course, do some basic traininjg with him in your yard! practise your obedience..teach him little tricks ..all sorts of things to exercise his BRAIN
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To me it sounds ok- puppies DO need to sleep a lot- like any baby animal.He has had a big shock, moving to your house, and exploring etc... so now he needs to rest and recuperate and grow. Perhaps he would benefit from a routine- where he is put into his pen/crate/room for naps? then he won't be tempted to try and keep up with the humans
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sounds good!
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Oh- can we see photos of this lovely boy doing his rain dance ?
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28 is definitely not COLD . he probably appreciates the rain, because he cools down
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Agreed- being wet ,by itself will not make your dog sick. provided he has a kennel or there is a verandah/porch/shed that he can use if he wants.. running in the rain is fine!
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Osteoarthritis & Loss Of Bladder Control ?
persephone replied to Sharna3's topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
I think you have been shown the way to go - he is tired and you will be saving him a struggle . yes, it is very sad...but so good that you can have him at home with you , somewhere he loves and is comfortable for you all... -
Do they hve CCTV footage which might show the crate's position?That is so sad if it is what happened. Surely people would have seen such a tiny puppy out in the sun??
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Pups chew/eat grass - don't panic. Also provide him with good edible bones, so he does not become fixated on the grass Also- as soon as practicable- change those soft toys full of stuffing to something a bit more solid-it only takes a minute to rip the covers and eat stuffing Maybe look at the turbochook toy, from Aussiedog toys Not cheap- but very sturdy!!