Judges from the ASPCA, dog trainers, etc.
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From: Brenda K. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Joan.
Who decides who is Best In Show? I
That's a great story--what a savvy little scamp. Suspect mommy quite
enjoyed it too! Hilarious. Kerry
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Ive always thought
that the people who trained or so mistreated these dogs to be so
aggressive should be locked in a room with them to let the dogs show them how
well they learned!
Chris
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Thanks
for that Jenn---I'd never heard of Tomahawk
I've a
question about the "trap" part of the first cage on the list--the "innovative
trap/carrier/recovery cage." I'm assuming the white circle is a
door--thedoorthe cat is supposed to use so it can be
trapped?
To
actually
I'm so sorry little Mikey had to leave you. You'll be in my prayers. Sheila
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Thanks for
the great step-by-step Jenn! Yes, I can see adding weight to doorwould be
a wise precaution. Those furballsare so darn smart
fast.
(I think
someone needs to invent a remote-controlled door.)
Last night, I
put their fave dry food in a small bowl again (as opposed
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Ive always thought
that the people who trained or so mistreated these dogs to be so aggressive
should be locked in a room with them to let the dogs show them how well they
learned!
Chris,
I
I was thinking about commenting on no-kill shelters and "hopelessly"
aggressive dogs. It's quite a moral dilemma. So many of these poor
animals, (I agree, it's not their fault at all!), are sentenced to a
life of deprivation and they end up going crazy in solitary
confinement. Without the one
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TNR: The
Road Less TravelledEvery year, shelters across the nation kill
millions of feral cats not because they are unhealthy, but because they are
unadoptable. Alley Cat Allies and other feral
Hey Joan,
The female kitty at your shelter named "Frisco" looks just like my late "Smokey" she is very pretty.
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http://www.libertyhumane.org/
Terrie MohrCheck site for available Siameses for
Nina -
I volunteer with a rescue group and in my 4 years with them we have made the decision one time to put down a dog because of its aggressive behavior. Before making that decision we tried everything - we all chipped in for training, temperment testing, we even paid for a pet psychic in the
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Nina,
I think everyone here knows my views on the no
kill issue.
It is great for those that can be "retrained",
but my dilemma is with the poor dogs that have to live such a solitary
existence. And some of these dogs
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I
volunteer with a rescue group and in my 4 years with them we have made the
decision one time to put down a dog because of its aggressive
behavior
In 26 years, we have only put ONE dog
down.
Rachel,
I'm thrilled to hear of your rescue and their wonderful efforts to save
each and every animal. I hesitated to even bring up this subject,
because I too feel that every animal should be given every chance. Not
every rescue is as concerned and conscientious as yours and my heart
hurts
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living in a kennel, 24/7, 365. To me, that's not a
life. It's more like prison.
I have to agree with you Patti.
What amiserable existence.
I feel bad enough thatmy
positivesare quarantined in a 10 x 10 room, albeit with cat furniture and
toys. To me,that's prison too. But
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That's a terrific
achievement. You andyour shelter should be/must beextremely
proud. Kerry
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Thank you and the your fellow volunteers for your unselfish
efforts to help these unfortunate and troubled souls.
Rachel, Patti, and everyone else involved in rescue (I'm not)---I second that. Kerry
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We
are an Idaho based 501c3 with a Sanctuary for unadoptable felines. We do
felv + kitties and have some awesome holistic treatments that help increase
lifespan and give them better quality of
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Dumb Q time: I realize lack
of funds would make it impossible anyway, butdoes medicationexist
to calm aggressive dogs? (As I say, it's dumb Q
time)
Kerry,
Not a dumb question at
all.
We have
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That is really funny. I pulled Frisco from the
shelter about 3 weeks ago and she is being fostered along with another cat
Sylvester by a friend of mine. You can go to:
www.tlcrescue,petfinder.com and see some other pictures of her (Frisco/FiFi)
and her pal Sylvester. Take
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Thanks Patti--will read.
Kerry
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Ferals
In a message dated 5/5/2005 9:55:43 AM Eastern
Yes, he is!
If only I was 20 years
younger!!!
Patti
Hi, For the IV's, shots and examination you may want to try a Squeeze
Cage. If you can get the cat into a Trap then you can transfer it to
the Squeeze Cage. If you put newspaper under the bottom of the trap
you can keep a cat in a BIG trap for a few days.I don't know if you
know what a Squeeze
You can also get the same type of carrier (with wheels) from the
Collections, Etc. catalog for $14.95 . Their phone number is 620 584
8000
Kerry
I don't what your budget is, but since you haven't bought carriers yet,
maybe you could use Karolyn's squeeze cages instead, (to do what we
already talked about with getting them used to going in the carriers).
There's also something called a trap separator. It fits in through the
wire
At least for now, use some kitty-vite. There are other nutritional
supplements too. You out like a teaspoon on thier paw and let them lick it
off. It will hold them for awhile. It worked miracles for our baby that
wouldn't eat. It was a few days.
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Im really not very knowledgeable
about dogs. But Ive often wondered whether some of these dogs who
are so distrustful of humans might do better with a small group of similar dogs
somewhat like feral cats colonies. I know that dogs
are more likely to have inter-dog
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