I see what you are saying. I do think my new puppy is helping ease the pain of losing a beloved pet. To each their own.
Maggie’s Man's Best Friend Thread
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My co-driver Gizmo. He's a trooper for sure!
A crazy update
After a bit more than three weeks missing without a single sign of him I found out yesterday a crazy woman neighbor has been trapping and hoarding cats.
On my way to work as I drove by he blasted through the crap she used to block her windows and I spotted him.
She refused to give him back till the police forced her with all my neighbors fighting with me to free kitty!
There was a trap set with cat food right beside her place!
Multiple reports have been filed with animal control and I’m coordinating with a few other neighbors who have lost cats recently.
I’m also going to see if I can get a few non profit animals services and the media involved.
He is traumatized but very happy to be home!
It’s been hellish for me but I fear kitty had it worse
trying to get him to a vet today.
he has received approximately 100,000 kisses and hugs since I got him back around 10:30 am yesterday
After a bit more than three weeks missing without a single sign of him I found out yesterday a crazy woman neighbor has been trapping and hoarding cats.
On my way to work as I drove by he blasted through the crap she used to block her windows and I spotted him.
She refused to give him back till the police forced her with all my neighbors fighting with me to free kitty!
There was a trap set with cat food right beside her place!
Multiple reports have been filed with animal control and I’m coordinating with a few other neighbors who have lost cats recently.
I’m also going to see if I can get a few non profit animals services and the media involved.
He is traumatized but very happy to be home!
It’s been hellish for me but I fear kitty had it worse
trying to get him to a vet today.
he has received approximately 100,000 kisses and hugs since I got him back around 10:30 am yesterday
Man,if you were in Ohio that lady would be in jail facing multiple felonies because of Dick Goddard's good work and law.A crazy update
After a bit more than three weeks missing without a single sign of him I found out yesterday a crazy woman neighbor has been trapping and hoarding cats.
On my way to work as I drove by he blasted through the crap she used to block her windows and I spotted him.
She refused to give him back till the police forced her with all my neighbors fighting with me to free kitty!
There was a trap set with cat food right beside her place!
Multiple reports have been filed with animal control and I’m coordinating with a few other neighbors who have lost cats recently.
I’m also going to see if I can get a few non profit animals services and the media involved.
He is traumatized but very happy to be home!
It’s been hellish for me but I fear kitty had it worse
trying to get him to a vet today.
he has received approximately 100,000 kisses and hugs since I got him back around 10:30 am yesterday
If she only knew.
The larger one is actually ours. Well that changes this week as I think of it. Now it will be shared parenting because we are divorcing. But the smaller one technically belongs to a scummy family down the road. I live in the country. She started coming around and was friendly. She was a wreck though. Knots that we are still trying to get cut before winter. Sher rump was so knotted she could not wag her tail. Nails grown in nearly full circle. She spends most of the day at my home and the night then every once in awhile roams back to the slums and comes back shortly. She has a new collar, been to the vet, knots almost gone. The neighbor has never even asked or said anything. ... I hate people. Now the only problem is she's a moth breather a.d wants to be in the bed. With me. Oh well. Wife leaving so the dog can have her side of the bed.
Gunner is 17 weeks old now. He is one smart puppy and his training is going well. I do think having another dog to keep him entertained and to follow the rules helps. He's going to be a great dog like Sydney is.
ETA
Yes, he's missing an eye. He arrived from the breeder with Glaucoma in his left eye from an apparent injury (when he was about 6 weeks old) and it had to be removed. The CSU VTH is who gave the diagnosis, we were hoping they could save his eye. The glaucoma showed up a few hours before he was delivered.
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Never met you... but I can imagine seeing you walking the cat and getting a kick out of those that judge!
Always watching, always guarding. Got this one used from the pound. Dang shame they fixed her, she doesn’t miss anything under 200 yards. She has four squirrels to her credit so far.
I think you got the better part of the deal. Go make a deal with the gypsy's owner to avoid potential BS and you come out ahead!
He's 11 weeks old here. House trained, rings the cowbell to go out to the potty spot. retrieves to hand, recalls on command, will sit, lay, stay and shake. In another few months, he will do all sorts of stupid tricks...but mainly he is supposed to be the wife's dog that likes to cuddle. He's asking her there. He is about 13 weeks now. Quail (and other birds) opens tomorrow and I hope to get him in some birds and some in his mouth.
Stupidest thing I’ve said today.
while yelling at my son to see if he was cleaning his room,
”Are you working in there or just sitting in there with your
finger up that butt’s dog hole. “
We still havent stopped laughing at that last bit of retarditude.
while yelling at my son to see if he was cleaning his room,
”Are you working in there or just sitting in there with your
finger up that butt’s dog hole. “
We still havent stopped laughing at that last bit of retarditude.
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Hey dad, who is that beautiful creature under the water looking at me?
By the way, , wanna come in the creek, and play? The water's not very deep right now.
By the way, , wanna come in the creek, and play? The water's not very deep right now.
Blows my mind how many GSDs end up at the kill shelters here...
They're cute little puppies but then grow into a strong muscular dog. Most can't deal with the proper training that's need.
True...
considering how many people can't even agree on what a "man", or a "woman" is these days,
or have the balls to stand up for their own rights,
yet they'll crucify you for violently "oppressing" them, if the feel they have been even slightly offended.
Hoping someone might be able to offer some help.
George, our dog of many breeds, has suddenly developed unusual behaviors.
Normally he has had a very relaxed disposition. Content to lay on the porch and keep an eye on the property when outside and hold down a couch while inside. Approximately a day and a half ago he has become very anxious, nervous, almost paranoid. Constantly pacing and hyper alert to the slightest input. Where he had been a great night sleeper at the foot of our bed, for the last two nights he has been pacing the room most of the night and he whining a bit, not as if in any kind of pain however, always wagging his tail. His eating habits have changed from devouring his(raw) food to looking at his bowl nervously and walking away. He does eat eventually.
While we have scheduled a vet appointment a few days out I am curious if any of you all have dealt with a situation like this?
George is a 4-1/2 yo mix of Pyrenees, Lab, Border Collie, Greyhound and a bunch of other mutts that got around.
BW
George, our dog of many breeds, has suddenly developed unusual behaviors.
Normally he has had a very relaxed disposition. Content to lay on the porch and keep an eye on the property when outside and hold down a couch while inside. Approximately a day and a half ago he has become very anxious, nervous, almost paranoid. Constantly pacing and hyper alert to the slightest input. Where he had been a great night sleeper at the foot of our bed, for the last two nights he has been pacing the room most of the night and he whining a bit, not as if in any kind of pain however, always wagging his tail. His eating habits have changed from devouring his(raw) food to looking at his bowl nervously and walking away. He does eat eventually.
While we have scheduled a vet appointment a few days out I am curious if any of you all have dealt with a situation like this?
George is a 4-1/2 yo mix of Pyrenees, Lab, Border Collie, Greyhound and a bunch of other mutts that got around.
BW
Our newest family member. 9 year old female Akita. Unbelievably sweet and tolerant of all dogs (all sizes/ages and even same gender as her).
I know your pain!
I couldn’t eat or sleep, I was a total wreck!
This may not be it, but is there a bitch in heat somewhere around? You described my dog perfectly when his lady comes in.
This may sound weird but it is that time of the year for mice to invade homes. Is it possible he's been spooked by a mouse or mice and his Pyrenees is putting him on alert?
With three cats in the house I am doubtful that is the problem. I am suspicious of some sort of environmental or ingested toxin but he hasn’t been anywhere that we can remember where he could have gotten into anything. Parasitic issue? Brain tumor? The mind tends to go to worst case scenario.
No significant routine changes or outside stress induced that we know of. We do have a Volcano Evacuation Route sign on the road near our driveway, sure hope he isn’t getting some sort of premonition, yikes.
We lost our Girlie in Feb. Like losing a actual child. We finally got a new pup in July. She is a Bull Boxer Staff. Pic is from a week ago. Anka is very smart and a quite a handful lol. Her ears are starting to stand up when she is listening..
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For being half pit and half Rottweiler, the mutt knows how to use her nose! Made excellent retrieves. Not bad for a spoiled house mutt with no training.
There are a lot of reasons for sudden behavior changes, hope the vet checkup will bring good news. My guy will stop eating for a day or so bc he ate something disagreeable while roaming around (then throw it up in the house).
This could be part of the explanation. George had vomited (at night - in the house) a couple of days before his behavioral changes. My perception was too much of a time delay for any correlation.
Things appear to be returning to normal as of last night. Still a little hesitant at dinner time but not as much, and his pacing, whining and constant lip licking decreased by at least 80% last night. Good news. Animals can sure drive their owners crazy with concern at times.
Thanks for responses all.
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On our daily walk last week.
With her new kitty.
With her new kitty.
Found an old photo... first day I took him to work with me at 12 weeks. (Turned my back on him after taking this shot and he fell off the workbench
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