Has she been to the vet yet?
Sherry
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From: jamjabc123
Date: 1/17/2007 9:11:22 PM
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Not eating
Please help! Are dog that we got last Friday at the pound still has
some problems. She was eating very well even
i love to sleep with my little babies. I sleep on a queen sized bed with
Pablo, my chi, Tobi, my cat (she likes to sleep under the covers with Pablo),
my husband, and about 3 other cats who hop on and off the entire night. Pita
sleeps in a little bed in a chair next to my bed. I push up it to
Well, after much to-do last night, Max and I finally came to a
compromise. He didn't want to do that crate no matter what and cried
and cried for a very long time...becoming frantic. It just wasn't
worth it to me. Finally he slept in bed with me, perched on my
sholder, and that is where he
I would still offer that option for a little bit if I were you, and always try
to encourage him to use it. I have found that where the REAL problem will come
in to play is when he gets the scent of a female in heat; THAT'S WHEN THE
CONFUSION WILL REALLY SET IN! My male had to initiate
To complicate matters even further last night I caught
him slinking into the bathroom and peeing on the floor
there ( he had had a ton to drink, much more than he
usually does and I guess he really couldn't hold it)
The good news is I caught him in the act and said no
and picked him up and brought
side! who could ask for anything more? I do appreciate all the
suggestions I have gotten and will continue to try them. I do want
Max to get used to the crate, if not for at night, then at least for
sometimes during the day...as he is too little to just run around
unsupervised.
Jeanette
Let me
I have fostered a few rescue dogs in my time. I fostered 2 Chihuahuas
and one Italian Greyhound. One of the Chis and the IG had
serious licking problems! I think it was from stress but I am
beginning to think that it is a dominance issue, too. It seems that
the licky dog I have met have
To the person looking to adopt
Check out the sweeties on Chihuahua Transport and Rescue in your area.
LLL
Barbara Littlefield wrote:
*I live in New Mexico. The reason I asked where you lived is it seems
to me that people in your area would be better to help you than
putting out a call on a
Dog licking is a sign of effection,they want to do
something for you so they lick you.I have two that are
lickers,dogs are pack animals,and we as their
masters,they see us as the dominic ones and by
licking us,they are showing us they love and want to
do for us,watch them when they lick each
Hello I am new and I just joined the group. I would like to ask a
favor from all of you. A dear friend of mine has her Long Coat male
entered in an online dog show. The winner receives a trip to the
National Dog show this year. It would mean so much to her for him to
win but he cannot do
Fiona sleeps through the night, she asks to go potty in the morning and I take
her off her crib and then she uses her wee pad ALWAYS. But past night she cried
at 2:40 AM so I checked her out. She was covered in poop, her crib was covered
in poop to and so was her bed. It was diarrhea and you
I think its great to sleep with your pup but I also value the crate training. I
only let my guy start sleeping with me after a few weeks but put him in the
crate in the early days when it was time for bed. He did fuss but it finally
let up (its hard to ignore) and he grew to love the crate. I
I'm with you Furdion, Rein sleeps with my husband and me too. I started
letting her sleep with us after she was spayed because I wanted to keep her
from licking her stitches. Now, it's just natural and expected by all of us!
Mindy Rein
furdion [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Veterinarian office where I work performs an In-house Vet Scan prior
to surgery on the same day if your pet is under 2 years of age. IV fluids
during surgery is an extra precaution and is normally recommended for older
pets. If you feel more comfortable having this done, I'm sure your
A few years ago I made for a local Veterinary Doctor little Blankets on which I
Embroidered with my Embroidery Machine
Lie down with a dog, get up with a friend ..and
Fleas Navidad ...and other sayings
and on some I put the
I've been reading many concerns about crate trainning, licking, dominance and
many other things.so I decided to copy and paste this site (we used it for
an oral presentation on the wolf/dog when in vet tech school) It has info on
how dog relate to wolves and how this may help our
I responded to the post Sleeping with a friend but I wanted to respond to
this post.here is the link and there's more info on my other response
http://www.canismajor.com/dog/wolves.html
Dio benedice,
Wilmary Nazario
L'unica cosa stata necessaria per il trionfo della malvagita e
Poor baby Fiona and you too. Sure am glad you found the source of the problem!
Poor hubby too, he was just trying to help/love her!
Mindy Rein
Wilmary Nazario [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fiona sleeps through the night, she asks to go potty in the morning and I
take
Hi! I'd like to introduce myself. My husband and I are proud parents
to a 3-year old Chi who I rescued from the No-Kill animal shelter
where I volunteered. His name is Teddy! When we brought him home he
weighed two pounds and had been severely abused. He had a leg that
had been left unfixed
I'd like to see pics of your baby, do you have an album in the photo section?
If so, what's the tittle?
Welcome to the group I'm a new member myself
Dio benedice,
Wilmary Nazario
L'unica cosa stata necessaria per il trionfo della malvagita e affinche i
buoni uomini non faccia
Hello gang,
Brutus is crate trained. Throughout the night and day when he is not outside
of the crate he listens to the radio. I tried to find a calming radio station
so we put on WKSU in Kent. They play classical and NPR. It seems to keep him
company, no crying after the second day in the
Regarding bloodwork prior to neutering: The girl at the desk said
they would do the bloodwork the day of surgery and they had a lab in
the clinic. Does this sound unreasonable? This is a small clinic
that is a satellite of a larger one about 15 miles away. I guess I
wasn't sure what they
We dubbed the action run by licking, LOL!
LOLLOLLOLToo funny :-D
Lets talk about our wonderful little friends!
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I understand all too well. I had a simular experience when my son put
the left over milk, from his cereal, down on the floor for the cats, and
my Minnie got it. I'll give her little bits of cheese when I am eating
cheese, but never again does she get milk! It's a hard way to find out
they
Now that all makes perfect sense. Thank you for sending it.
Barbara L Roul
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From: Wilmary Nazario
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Oh what sweet little dolls! :-) Welcome to the group and TY for the
great pics!
Dave, Gidget, Pasha Darlin wrote:
*/Hello everyoneI just joined and wanted to thank everyone for
allowing us into your homes./*
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*/We are Dave, Diane, Gidget, Pasha Darlin. We hale
Oh what a little doll..he beats the pug hands down
Amber All wrote:
Hello I am new and I just joined the group. I would like to ask a
favor from all of you. A dear friend of mine has her Long Coat male
entered in an online dog show. The winner receives a trip to the
National
Thanks so much please keep voting...every day...it will take a miracle at
this point for Cole to pass him.
Thanks,
Amber
He received my vote! What a cutie! - em, Pita Pablo
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From: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 4:50 PM
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Please help Cole
Thanks so much
Thanks! He has a photo album - Teddy in Colorado Does your Chi have
an album?
--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, Wilmary Nazario
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to see pics of your baby, do you have an album in the
photo section? If so, what's the tittle?
Welcome to the group I'm a new
There are differences. Bogie is crate trained. His crate is open for him to
go in and out of. He chooses to take his naps there or hide when there is
too much going on around here. We have a gated area which has his kennel,
blanket, toys, pads and food and water for when we can't be here. Crating
I don't see the point in having a wonderful caring loving little
Chihuahua just to stick him in a crate??? This is terrible! Is it as
bad as being chained? Yeah, pretty close I'd say. If you don't really
care about this poor animal please find someone who can give it a good
life that it
How would you know??? Have you been crated or chained??
--- In Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com, dasha48 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are differences. Bogie is crate trained. His crate is open for
him to
go in and out of. He chooses to take his naps there or hide when there
is
too much going
E. Roul is crate trained . We leave it open all the time for him, it is a
place where he can go and hide (or think he is hiding), just take a nap, or
watch the wonderful world of feet go by. When we have to leave him alone he
goes in the crate with the door closed. We know he will be safe
Dear Friend,
An alarming video allegedly taken from a CD found in Baghdad's
Green Zone shows what appear to be American soldiers who are
flinging rocks at a crippled dog and then laughing as the dog
yelps in pain and staggers away on two legs.
Please help ensure that this sort of horrific abuse
Wolves the subject and the dog species I am fully aware of but this is
about excessive licking and not just being a licky dog. My son has a
great dog called Eric who is a Red Heeler and he is very licky Its his
other name. I started the trend now the whole family call him Mr Licky
Dog. For
My friend is looking for another chihuahua. But we can't find any
websites for adoption. Does anyone have any ideas?
Lets talk about our wonderful little friends!
Join today!
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*
I know excesive licking is related to stress (My dog has it) I posted the
article on Wolves responding to someone who said licking was for them to show
love. Love is a human characteristic, dogs depend from us and whenever they
lick they are showing submission to the alpha or/and trying to get
He's a cutie, Kelly! He's lucky to have you and your husband to care for him
and nurse him through all he's had come at him! Good pictures!
Oh yeah, Welcome!
Mindy Rein
kellyhurley25 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks! He has a photo album - Teddy in Colorado Does your Chi
I will check his pics out, my dogs have an album the title is A Little
Princess
Dio benedice,
Wilmary Nazario
L'unica cosa stata necessaria per il trionfo della malvagita e affinche i
buoni uomini non faccia niente
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From: kellyhurley25 [EMAIL
Oh wow so I guess if we work and have our babies in a crate we are bad Chi moms?
I work as a teacher and my baby is crated from 7-11, let out and then crated
11-3 every day. She is also crated at night as I really don't want to risk her
falling off my bed (a fall that would kill her).
I hope I
I agree!!!
Mindy Rein
address2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh what a little doll..he beats the pug hands down
Amber All wrote:
Hello I am new and I just joined the group. I would like to ask a
favor from all of you. A dear friend of mine has her Long Coat male
I think open crates are pretty positive. They
*are* the lair of the dog, the place where they
can rest, the place where they can get away. In
some families that nesting area/lair is an
important and healthy item for the pet. I live
alone with two Chihuahuas, neither of them has
been crated, but
I also closed the crate on my Mini-Pin when I left
home. There was also a Fire Notice on my door to
Look for Animals in case of an emergency while I
was gone (I live in a condo). It all makes sense
to me. I am well aware that frightened small dogs
are going to burrow and hide in an emergency.
I'm interested in the indoor-potty training. It gets so cold here in
the winter sometimes he just has such a hard time going potty
outside! I'm working with potty pads now so any suggestions would be
appreciated!
Kudos to you for giving poor Teddy such a loving home!!! Some other rescue
chi
Well i just sent that link to a friend of mine in the Army.He is a SGTso
maybe he can do something
Angie Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friend,
An alarming video allegedly taken from a CD found in Baghdad's
Green Zone shows what appear to be American soldiers who are
those are some really nice looking chis!! do you show? That s/c looks show
quality from the pics!
Marsha
- Original Message -
From: Dave, Gidget, Pasha Darlin
To: chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 1:56 PM
Subject: [Chihuahuas] newbie here
I sent in the email. It's about time people learned that if you can
not love and defend those that cannot speak for themselves then you
cannot care for those you might not understand. All life every life is
important and significant because we learn something from everyone and
everyone is a
Welcome to the group and thank you for saving a chi!! I am Marsha in KY and I
am owned by 6 chis. I look forward to getting to know you!
Marsha
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From: kellyhurley25
To: Chihuahuas@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 2:43 PM
Subject:
Then you have the wrong idea of what crate training is. It is a temporary
measure used to TRAIN the pup so that it can be free to run around when it is
older. Once the pup is housebroken, the crate is not used to confine. except
maybe if the owner must be gone and it is not safe for the chi to
I saw the pics, he is a cutie! I love his color and how big he looks next to
his brothers! LOL CHis have a huge personality. That casc was surely bigger
than him but I'm glad you took the time and effort on nursing him back to
health.
kellyhurley25 [EMAIL PROTECTED] com wrote:
Thanks!
I think most experienced chi owners will understand exactly what you are
saying. Once they are older enough to not need to be crated, they still tend to
WANT to go to their crate. My Honey who passed last March, would open and close
the door on his crate to keep the others out. The ones I have
I always leave the disney channel on for him..i figure its usually happy voices
and song and silliness. he love it! and also loves the closing jingle to sex
and the city which makes him howl, which I gladly join in for a song.
best
michelle and henry
(catskills, ny)
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http://www.petnews.com/clinicroom6.html
Dear Jean
This website should help wit its descriptions of pre-surgery bloodwork and
anesthesia. I had also asked about heart monitoring (mentioned on website) but
my vet did not have it. The part about sutures is good to know too.
best
michelle and
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