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cat vs pitbull on streets of NYC. Cat stands her ground against American Pitbull.
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Motorcycles shops’ cat has stand-off with the tire shops’ Pitbull
Training American pitbull terrier puppy amazing!!!
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ma pit atacking me on ma gloves
Vet-aggressive dog..muzzle size for miniature american eskimo? Tips?
Posted by: | CommentsMy miniature American Eskimo dog gets EXTREMELY aggressive when we go to the vet. It’s like a switch flips in her brain; her eyes glaze over and she’ll snarl and bite anything that tries to get close. Her last vet said she was the only dog she’s never been able to draw blood from, and she couldn’t get a muzzle on. Her previous owner had only taken her to the vet once as a puppy when she broke her leg, so now that I have her, I want to correct that and get her used to normal visits. She’s come leaps and bounds in dropping the aggression at home (thank you Caesar Millan!), but I’m still concerned about the vet. Anyone have any tips for making it better? I have yet to choose one here in town for her.
Also, does anyone else own a mini American Eskimo who can tell me what size muzzle to purchase for her? The nylon ones don’t work…she rips em right off with her paws, and it’s impossible to get on her. I want to get a basket one, maybe a plastic basket. But she won’t hold still to let me measure the circumference. Keeps shaking her head away!
Sigh. I’ve got a long way to go with this dog, but I want to give her a chance at a better life. At her previous home, she never got the attention, health care or discipline she needed.
American Eskimo showing teeth to brush
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My eskie Pluma shows her teeth when I say ” Let’s brush your teeth.” It’s so funny the way she does it. She is very smart.
It’s just so ugly to see…
Is there any way of removing it?
Btw – my mother smokes cigarettes in our home
Why is my year old white American Bull Dog developing pink rashes all over its body ?
Posted by: | CommentsHe is itching and scratching and rubbing his back on the floor the tables and anybody that will pet him . This rash or whatever it might be is driving him nuts and no vet can tell me what it might be or how to give him some relief . The poor dog looks like he is begging me to do something as i type this PLEASE can someone help me out . We do know that it is not caused by fleas or ticks because he is clear and it is below freezing here . He has been fed Taste of the Wild bison and venison blend ever since weening with no problems . I do not know what else i can tell you to get the answer that i am looking for . Does any body know what it might be and what kind of relief can he get from meds .
What is wrong with you people i told you the vets do not know what it is i am not avoiding the vet i am only avoiding repeat information . The vet thought it might be fleas or tics but why would it only show up after the weather turned cold ? We checked him for fleas and tics and found nothing but pink rashes that are starting to split up into little cuts on his belly .
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ok my female dog contracted parvo from the brother pup i had that we had to put down because he was so disstressed an sik 4days ago,she is in the vets i got her there 2 hrs after i noticed that she was trying to spew,she is on iv an atibiotics an around the clock care,up till this mornin she seemed to be fine no diarea not much vomiting an pretty well ok,but this mornin the vet rang to say she is flat an wont eat an has diarea,didnt say if there was blood or not,they had tested her white cell count yesterday also that came bak all good. her heart rate an temp seems to be fine this is her 3 day i got her early wat do u think the chances are she is around 17 weeks old
also me an my 6 year old daughter went to see her last night an she was the same ol biting pup that we new befor e i noticed her sick ,wen we went to leave she started tryin to eat the metal bars to get out of the confinment ,she was here well self until i got the call this mornin it apparently started at around 3 oclok this mornin
also i would like to add that yes today i thoroughly went through my house from top to bottom an bleached everything in site,my vet said this was a very good thing to do,i just dont no how she could go from good to preety good then bad?pls help i lost her brother pup couple of days ago because i didnt no the symptoms an wen i took him to the vet 24 hrs after he was weak an had no hope i put him down humanly because i lover them both but i dont think i could handle havin to see this again 
an yes it is up to 1300 already in the bills but i dont care i just wanna no if im saving her life an doin the right thing,or has she no hope to an needs ethinased to ,i dont wanna have to do that though ,i have ssen alot of people say that with proper vetinarian care they can survive an i am paying top dollar she is also on two diff antibiotics also
im just wondering if any one else has been through this an what was the outcome?
My cousin has ALWAYS kept 2 Spitz with him since I was a little girl. (Im now 35). They were never “litter/mates” but if one passed from natural causes, he had a new puppy. This was not OFTEN but when my cousin himself passed, he left the “puppy” who is a little over a year and his older dog that is more like 6 years old. BOTH were raised in a home without children, and I have 2 teens and a 21month old. The older dog went with my aunt as she is single and her children are grown. The older dog growled at my baby and at the dogs age? I just was afraid he was too “set” in his ways to be acclimated to my little one.
Now the younger one is GREAT with the baby. No growling or aggressive actions at all.
The first week she was here, she was skittish…naturally….she just lost her “daddy” and is in a new, strange place. She’s come out of her shell and I’ve noticed two things.
When I play with her, and she gets excited, she pees and then tries to lick it away…..so you KNOW she’s gone a “little” and she literally licks herself clean…..sometimes she will go much MORE than just an “excited” pee and she instantly goes and hides in her crate and I KNOW it was an accident. “I” don’t yell at her. I think my Cousin may have scared her? BY NO MEANS was it “abuse” because he treated these dogs like his “children”. He was never married, never HAD kids so the dogs were his companions.
Anyway, when she see’s my husband, he’s about the same build as her “daddy” who passed. Let’s say I’m outside when he gets off work. She dances around and is so happy to see him that she pee’s right on the concrete where she’s spinning, the tucks tail….spins a few more times and when hubby is out of the car? BOUNDS to him and leaps up to his arms at least 4 feet up…lol
WHY is she peeing like that…..WHY does she seem like “she’s in trouble” when she goes more then “she” can clean up (and I don’t WANT her licking up her pee either, that’s YUCK and she licks my daughter in the face…..YUCK). Is she too “old” to break this habit??
I have an appointment to have her spayed. Will this help with the problem?
I have NO idea what to do. She’s a very well trained dog other than this issue and she will bark every time someone knocks on the door. No problem with that because once the person is “let in” she stops.
She heels, she sits, she dances on her back legs in a circle. She’s smart as can be. I am a stay at home mom so I take her out enough….more than even SHE needs but some trips are just to let her gets some energy out.
I was successful in getting her used to the baby over a few weeks by letting the baby “feed” her treats when it was treat time. She went from hiding from the baby and jumping in fear from every loud noise to chasing her around playing. I FEEL confident she can break this other habit but am just unsure if it’s a Medical issue or no? I just have no clue what to start with. I read another post about “excited/happy” peeing dogs and the suggestions do not fit our lifestyle. I don’t baby talk her in an excited voice when she’s doing this. It’s ONLY when she see’s someone get home that she’s missed (husband) or if I get a toy out to play with her. MOSTLY with the toy as we are playing.
Can dogs have incontinence?? THAT is what is seems like.
I DID ask my aunt (who is the MOTHER of the man who owned them) if she had always done this or if it’s a “new” behavior possibly caused by the move?
She has ALWAYS done this.
Awww, I would NEVER get mad at her for it, I know she can’t help it. I hope he didn’t get angry at her….he always “seemed” so good with them and they literally worshiped him. He was “daddy”. There is ALSO the other older female dog to consider? Maybe this younger dog felt submissive to HER?
I’m going to try the tricks when playing and to let my husband know to NOT make a big show of getting out of the car for her…lol He was rolling the window down and calling her name and then she just spun in circles waiting and when he finally gets out she HOPS into his arms. Of course she now has pee on her and he’s just shaking his head. We have been so afraid of her feelings since she’s been uprooted, new owners….that we are very very “easy” with her. I even try to ask the baby to be “easy easy” and not jump so much (that’s not so easy but Peanut is getting used to it).
The ONLY time I’ve had to “get on” to her is that she snatches food from the baby’s hand….(not aggressively b
