my dog is chewing on his back side until it bleeds what can i do
Shannan Bessey
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chewing on his back side
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cockapoo & children
Posted on 2009/03/13 by UserWe have a 10 month old cockapoo. He worships me. But we got him for our children (3 & 10) and he will not give them the time a day. The 3 year old can be rough and he will growl and nip at her. Any suggestions on how to get him to play with the kids more?
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eating cat feces
Posted on 2009/03/14 by Usercapsicum oleoresin; Can it be given to a cat to discourage the dog from eating the cat's poop?
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my dog sounds like shes chocking
Posted on 2009/03/14 by Usermy dog sounds like shes chocking, shes been eating grass a whole lot then throws it up,but she still sounds like shes chocking she can breathe but it sounds like a wheeze, she also seems to have a kind of mass in her chest. what could it be? what can i do for her at the moment..all vets here are closed.. small town
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Huge Licking Problem!! Please Help
Posted on 2009/03/19 by UserMy 5 month american/pit still has his jewels and he goes crazy by licking his part and biting and his leg goes crazy its almost like hes trying to "ejaculate" himself. Is this normal and if so what do I do? I used to have another and he never did this!
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old feline behavior issues
Posted on 2009/03/20 by UserWe have a 20 yr old siamese cat who for the last month has been getting us up at 4am to go outside. He is an indoor/outdoor cat. We've tried shutting our door, but he howls and/or sprays. We've put him in another room - howling/spraying. He does have a litter box in the house. Should we build a kitty house and have him sleep out at night - would this be too traumatic for the old man? Thanks for any advice! :)
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behavioural - Burmese Cat
Posted on 2009/03/20 by UserMy burmese cat called Yogi, is scaring off my neighbours cat Baubla. Baubla is a moggy. He disappeared for 3 weeks just after he moved moved into this building. Yogi has a very big voice but is actually quite small. His behaviour is considerably different from that of ordinary cats. Other cats are frightened by the sound of him. Being a Burmese he has not got a vey big territory but is fiercefully territorial, he will stand his ground no matter what the threat. He never runs away, not even with the local fox. He gets along best with people and small dogs. I would be grateful for any advice you could give on how to introduce the two so that they can at least...
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