If you click on the correct picture it will tell you, each picture
goes to a link that say's what breed the dog is. I don't want to give
the answer and spoil it for someone who hasn't had a chance to try and
figure it out yet.
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
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Interesting. Dogs can be bred for different features, of course.
The casual term Pit Bull apparently refers to several different dogs.
Don't think the American Pit Bull was historically bred or trained to
kill in the way you're describing, at least I've read that. As I
recall, that's a more
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Obviously, these owners (whose dogs attack)who
claim their dogs are the sweetest things ever aren't telling the whole truth...
;) My guess is that they knew very well their dogs' tendencies, but are
they going to admit that to the media? Unfortunately, no. What these
dogs
Sending good thoughts you way ;-))
CherieJulie Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friends,
I've written in the past about Brownie, my FIV+, blind and deaf cat. When he came to me after TNR (obviously he could not be released) he had been vetted and I was told about his disabilities. I assumed
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Positive vibes to you, Brownie and Trixie!! Our Charlie had
entropion that required surgery to fix his eyelids, unfortunately...but I'm
hoping that Trixie's condition can be cleared up with meds! It still never
ceases to amaze me (pleasantly) what kind of specialty clinics
Julie
Healing vibes to Brownie.
Is the lense detached? Bamama had that and was semi blind for
two years. She could see light but not really good the vet sad she
saw shadows.
Brownie's in my thoughts and prayers.
Carla
Date sent: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 06:18:31 -0800 (PST)
From:
Agree Jen, 100%.
--
Belinda
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Im sorry but I have to disagree. You say
But if a lab bites me, it's not a death sentence, well-if a lab
bites a small child it could be a death sentence. Some dogs for whatever
the reasons have a temperment that just doesnt work with people.
Pits are no more prone to that than are other
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Dear
Julie
I'm
sending zillions of positive vibes and cyberhugs for Brownie---what a brave
kitty he is.
I can
well understand your distress and anger andI'm glad you seem to have found
a good and sympathetic ophthalmologist.
Good
luck this afternoon--I'll be thinking of
Just another comment on this problem.
People don't know how to properly watch or restrain their kids!!!
My husky-mix is wonderful with children - Thank God! I had her out one day and faster than I could blink there was a pack of 4 or 5 small children hugging petting my dog. Sunny loved it but as
You are absolutely right and
unfortunately, those same unthinking parents are the very ones who would sue
you in two seconds if your dog did anything!
Chris
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How about flea allergy? Also, have you tried changing his diet?
At 10:50 AM 3/30/2005, you wrote:
Hi, list, I need your advice
I have a boy kitty, OB who is about 10 years old, and I rescued him a
couple of years ago. For the past couple of months, I noticed that he has
been losing weights
Nope and nope. (I don't think I see flea at all)
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How about flea allergy? Also,
I've often wished for some sort of special licensing legislation that
would help regulate the breeding of "aggressive" breeds. It breaks my
heart that everyday dogs are brutalized and destroyed simply for being
who they were genetically designed to be. You are absolutely right,
the type of
Nina, please never worry about me taking offense of your advise - I know
exactly where you are coming - it breaks my heart to see Ginger alone
with no friend, too.
I just got a message from my holistic vet and he said that he has
something I can try for OB homeopathically - I hope he will get
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Hideyo, I'm sorry to be of no help as Idon't know what OB
could have as you've ruled out hyperthyroid but I hope you succeed in finding
out - or he gets better, in any case. He's a lucky little fellow to have you
looking out for him. Sending out positive vibes for a fast
Hi Sue
Re your vet's assessment of Iams, I honestly don't think fine is good
enough -- and especially for FeLV kitties with their severely
compromised immune systems. And no disrespect to your vet, but many
vets--including my own--have never led me to believe they know or care
that much about
The kinds of aggressive dogs some people like to own, sometimes to
shore up their own self-esteem, change with the years. I remember when
it was the Doberman Pinscher, before that it may have been the German
Shepherd, now it's the Rottweiler and the pit-bull.
There a street corner here where
I would love to see a world where dogs (or any animal) were not bred,
bought and sold at all.
I was very, very disappointed when a friend of mine told me 2 weeks ago
that she had got her new puppy, a Westie, from a pet store. While it
obviously doesn't diminish her dog in any way, she could have
Belinda, you're right. Educating people on dealing with animals is very
important. It's definitely another one of those things they never taught us in
school, but should have. Ant I think I'm definitely guilty of stereotyping
here. When I hear pitbull, a certain picture of the owner comes to mind.
I think the biggest part of the problem is that you have those stupid owners who have bred and trainedfor vicious behavior and you have that happening through many generations in an area and you get the "bad" lines. I think what you describe happening is very similar to the situation in Detroit.
Hi Kyle,
I wasn't offended, everyone is entitled to their opinion, I feel bad
for anyone that gets attacked by a dog pitbull or other. When I was 5
years old walking home from school I had to walk by this house that had
a dalmation in the yard. The yard was fenced and the other kids
Thank you, I will ask my vet to see if
this is a possibility for OB thank you!
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Wow! That brings back memories! I had completely forgotten about the dog that
lived adjacent to our back yard when I was a kid! He was a big yellow dog
(probably a lab mix) named Gilda, or something like that...we were always
warned to stay clear of him, and, for the most part, his owner's
re: negative thyroid panel--at the sanctuary we had an FIV+ with
similar symptoms and similar test results. it looked SO much like
hyperthyroid to us that we asked our vet if giving him tapazole would
hurt anyway. he said that he couldn't find anything that said it was
contraindicated, and it
I will!
Thank you, Barbara!
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wow, I just can never believe how cruel our
hello list
i need some advice... my son is urinating okay but no stool at all in the last 3 days. i need to know if vaseline (white petroleum jelly) is okay for a cat? just a little on the paw too loosen the stool. Ive tryed pumpkin,olive oil and butter?? please email me back i dont know what
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hi, my cat is still not using the restroom and i do have a doc. appt. today for him but i was curiouse to know if i could maybe put a little vaseline with white petroleum jelly on his paw if that may loosen up the stool inside him and if that is okay for him to
Hi. I am new to the list, and there was no text message that I saw but your
subject header got my attention. If your cat is not having any bowel
movements and products like Laxatone are not helping, do NOT wait too many
days before taking your cat to the veterinarian. He 'may' have Mega-colon
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hello list
i need some
How about a little bit of mineral oil
when I was raising a kitten since she was one day old there was a time
that she did not poop over a week and per my holistic vet recommendation,
I used mineral oil (after trying with syllium husk for a few days) it worked
like a miracle it came
Anything which include any artificial preservative, especially, BHT and
BHA should be avoided, if you know what they are, and what they are used
for, there's no way that we can feed to our babies - especially FeLV+
babies -
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I understand your concern, and it does sound like he's mighty
uncomfortable. Try not to panic. I'm glad you have a vet appointment
today, if you feel your cat is in an emergency situation, take him to
the vet right now and tell them you didn't want to wait for your regular
appointment. I'm
Which by the way all the major brand food (recommended by vet) include -
Hill's science, I think Iam, too (but not Eucanoba -it's manufactured by
Iam)
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All the major brand (recommended by vet) include BHA and BHT - such as
Hill's science, and IAM (not Eubanoba though)
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Yamamoto
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 2:28 PM
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Get Lactulose from your vet. You give it by syringe. It works better and quicker than anything. Definitely try it.
Something else to use long-term is slippery elm-- mix some with food or with baby food every day. Can get it in health food store. But for now I would use Lactulose.
Michelle
Generally yellow labs are the sweetest dogs - I have one - however the
key word that leapt out of your post was chained. Chained dogs,
especially those that spend much of their lives that way, are very
likely to attack and bite. We were just talking about this topic on
another list
Bonnie in
M y cat shorty is now about a year and a half old. He has had leukemia since he was born. We were lucky to find him before they put him to sleep. He is normally very talkative,very outgoing, always wanting to play and run around. Now he did have a sister that was also felv+ ,we also took her
It has been my experience that 99% of FIV+ cats live to die of things
related to negative old cats
What do you guys use for treats?
From: Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: For Sue RE: for Kathleen-- I'm new and green.I've rescued
andamcaring forDeirdre (FELV+)
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 14:27:40 -0700
Anything
Hi Everyone,
I was looking into cancer occurrence due to vaccinations and came across
this petition. I thought you guys might be interested in signing it as
well.
Nina
http://www.petitiononline.com/petvax23/petition.html
So we all need to take classes to learn dog body language, just in
case someone's pitbull gets loose?
Maybe not classes, but it would certainly be helpful to one's own
safety if one was familiar with dog body language. I would look into
this if you are in a location where you might come
I don't have anything to add to Michelle's response as far as possible
diagnosis, (thank you Michelle, what would we do without you?) I just
wanted to say, we all know how frightened and distraught you feel right
now, we understand how much you love Shorty and how important he is to
you. Don't
I am sending a link of the website which
explains some of the treatments that Michelle mentioned from what I
heard VO interferon, and Immunogloubin can be beneficial depending on your kittys
condition there are some articles on this website that you might find
helpful to read -
I think
Interesting! Thanks for that, I didn't know that...but makes sense...I
know that dogs on leashes can be inclined to do the same thing simply
because they feel they have no where to go, so they think they have no
choice but to stay and fight if they feel threatened.
I absolutely agree that yellow
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