claireybell

My beagle doesn't bother with our couch, instead she just sprawls out on my lap and belly! I keep telling her that mummy is pregnant and soon she won't fit but I dont think she's listening to me! Lol

Seriously are these people completely out of their heads? What is wrong with people that they kill an animal in such a way? I just dont get it. I guess I never will

I shouldn't read these stories. I just dont cope. R.I.P. baby puppy May you find peace in doggy heaven

What the?

You have explained so much! My beagle X does this and I was getting freaked out by it. It does sound like she's about to die! Thank you so much for the explaination!

Correct. I've seen numerous videos of alive animals being skun. One of the most shocking was a raccoon. And also a dog on a pile (a pile of animals all who had been skun alive) who lifted his head and was looking around. Dear Lord that is revolting.

One of my girls feels the cold terribly and she is an inside dog! She will quite often be left with a jumper/coat on while we are at work and at night she gets to put her pj's on. Spoilt much? lol

I second the manuka honey, worked a treat for my dog. Also when your friend showers take the dog into the bathroom so that the steam from the shower helps the dog

Awwwww what a beautiful cocker! best breed ever!!!

My cocker Jesie has pee'd twice in the house in the last 4 days when she has become over excited. The only other time she has ever done this is when she was a very young puppy. She is fully toilet trained. We had a problem some time ago where she would not go outside to toilet if it was raining but we have overcome this issue. First incident occured while playing ball inside. OH was throwing the ball for her and she was retrieving it. This had been going on for about 20 minutes when she went to retrieve the ball and very suddenly squatted and pee'd. She was given a firm NO and put outside. She knew she had done the wrong thing. The second incident ocurred when we let her and the beagle into our bedroom Saturday morning like we usually do. She was very excited to see us and squatted on the doona and pee'd. I said No and she ran outside having managed to stop her toilet mid stream and finish outside. OH and I were completely gobsmacked. We have an appointment with our vet on Wednesday as she needs her anal glands expressed. This is an ongoing issue that diet has not fixed. I will be speaking with him about the excitment peeing but was wondering what your opinions are? We have changed a few things lately and I wonder if this could be part of the cause? I am expecting our first child later this year and we have removed the dogs from their bedroom to turn it into a nursery. The dogs are still allowed into the nursery but they no longer have their own single bed in there. They do however have crates (they've had these for some time in the lounge room) and each night when going to bed we put blankets on the couch for them. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you

Apparently cockers are really really dumb! Huh then how did my cocker manage to get so high in her obedience classes? Why is she doing so well in agility? How is it that she has such beautiful manners?

My beagle X is a HUGE cuddler and will get on my lap with her front paws around my neck and snuggle her head into my neck while I give her heaps of little kisses. However my cocker will put her 2 front paws on my legs with her bottom on the couch and wait to have her chest stroked. She also likes the occassional zerbert

R.I.P Tiy. I'm sure she'll find your mum

My Mum has always said she would never own a black do however she loves my JoJo and she's all balck with little bits of white.

Thank you!!!!!!!!!

So, we picked up our pram on Sunday and its awesome!!!!! Problem is our cocker, Jesie. She hates anything that moves around on wheels. Not sure why but its always bugged her. We put the pram together and thought we had the brakes on. Whoops the pram moved ever so slightly and she did her usual trick of going nuts. Backed away from the pram and barked incessantly. This is how she always reacts to anything that moves on wheels. She is fine as long as the object/pram is stationary though. Obviously I need to get her used to the pram as it will be around for a while and I'd also like to be able to walk the dogs with the pram. But first things first. How do I get her to accept the pram and not have an issue with it? My beagle X is fine with it and couldn't care less. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rest in Piece Blind Billy What a truly beautiful story Lowchenlove. You have done a wonderful thing for poor Billy and he was obviously very loved in your home

We have a set of cream sheets that are just magical to sleep on. My beagle X was invited into the bedroom a little while ago and rolled all over the sheets. Needles to say my cream sheets look kind of greyish now as I can get all the black hair off them no matter how many times I've tried!!! We pretty much get everything in black as it doesn;t show the beagle hair so badly then

Unfortunately I got both my dogs before I knew about DOL and registered breeders. I've learnt slot! My cocker came from a "breeder" with papers but no health testing. I paid $750 for her which I understand now is quite cheap. My beagle X cocker came from a pet shop (never again, I know better) and she cost $300. Obviously I adore my girls and wouldn't change them for the world but since joining DOL I have realized my mistakes and will always go through an ethical registered breeder in future.

:D Gotta love an evil beagle

Prime example: last night sat on the couch with the evil beagle between us. the beagle is getting kisses and cuddles from me while OH bitches to the cocker that he never gets any love like that! We've only been married a month aswell.

Both of mine go nuts all over the house when they have been bathed! however my silly cocker also does it after she's had a poo!

My beagle X prefers humans over all other dogs. She's not aggressive, just not interested. However, I already had my cocker when I brang the beagle home. She adores the cocker and wouldn't be without her BUT I would never have been able to do it the other way round. My beagle would not have liked to go from an only dog to two dogs. It's just the way she is. If something were to happen to my cocker we would never introduce an new dog into the family until the beagle passed. This is why I only have 2 dogs and not the 3 I wanted. Some dogs just prefer to be loners. That's my JoJo and sounds like your Fred

I LOVE a Beagle puppy but I just cant go past a Cocoker Spaniel puppy cause I'm not biased at all!!!!

My beagle LOVES duck poo, nom nom nom. The cocker just loves to roll in it! When I had cats the beagle used to raid the litter tray. My X built an outdoor area fo cats only (think a run that looked like a pergola) and this stopped the beagle eating their poop as she couldn;t get to it.