Actually I did go next door to chat with them at about 11:00pm and
knocked on their glass panel front door so hard (I was a little
irritated) that I broken a pane of glass out. The asshole occupant of
the home then let the dogs into the house from the backyard and opened
the front door as if they
What worries me, is what happens when a dog barks at a neighbor that is
tormenting the dog, then they complain, or something along those lines.
I know people that would file complaints just to be ass-holes.
> -Original Message-
> From: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Oh, I
100% correct, however other laws already exist on the books to deal with
that, it is just an enforcement issue.
> -Original Message-
> From: Cameron Childress [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007 12:24 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: pupp
, 2007 10:49 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: puppies and demodex...
>
> >One of the many reasons I live in Lexington. They attempted an
ordinance
> >here in regards to barking dogs, that could have fined the owner, or
> >potentially caused the dog to be taken away should
> I agree about kids - and if my neighbors actually gave birth to the
> dog I think I would have felt differently.
Of course. I love my dog dearly, but I would never really put his life on the
same level as a child's.
As far as your situation, I would personally shoot the owners, not the dog.
On 1/5/07, Mary Jo Sminkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh, I totally agree! I hate barking dogs myself and I've lived next to some
> really annoying ones too. I actually teach my dogs what "quiet" means so when
> I let them out late at night they won't bark and disturb anyone.
>
> But there are
>As someone who previously lived next door to a TOTAL ASSHOLE who left
>his constantly barking dog out all day long three feet from my bedroom
>window, I'll point out that not all dog owners are reasonable in their
>maintenance of their pets and the noise they create.
Oh, I totally agree! I hate b
On 1/5/07, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One of the many reasons I live in Lexington. They attempted an ordinance
> here in regards to barking dogs, that could have fined the owner, or
> potentially caused the dog to be taken away should the dog bark on and
> off for any reason for more
> All it takes is a couple
> people to complain about your dog in any way and they can be impounded.
Oops, I had that wrong. They can actually impound ALL your animals! If you get
two complaints in a 5 year period, they can take all your pets away.
Unbelievable.
MJS
>One of the many reasons I live in Lexington. They attempted an ordinance
>here in regards to barking dogs, that could have fined the owner, or
>potentially caused the dog to be taken away should the dog bark on and
>off for any reason for more than a few minutes.
The one I linked to was even wors
I know the metabolism is affected.
> -Original Message-
> From: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 6:44 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: puppies and demodex...
>
> >Our vet didn't see the need in neutering the one d
>Our vet didn't see the need in neutering the one dog, he said there is
>no reason to go through surgery if you don't have to. I'd rather my
>other dog not have been neutered.
There are many health and behavioral advantages to neutering. There is also
much more increasing legal and financial pres
g not have been neutered.
They just don't seem as happy, I know I wouldn't be :)
> -Original Message-
> From: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 4:58 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: puppies and demodex...
>
> >
> We're waiting on him learning how to hike. I was told that if you neuter
> them too early they may never learn how to hike.
Uhh, why would you want him too?? I didn't neuter my dog real young at all
(closer to a year old), but he never did get into marking behavior and still
squats when he pee
thanks for the info.. I came home early and took Loki outside, he did
his business, whew, finally!. I let him play around a bit and jog with
me a bit, he's definitely worn out and fell to sleep in my arms. I'll
get him in about an hour to play and eat dinner. Oh and yeah, we're
getting him neutered
I was reading more on that page, and he does clearly mention some of your dog's
symptoms as an adverse reaction to the dip (incoordination, lethergy, etc.) I
don't know if anything can be done about it but I sure would keep a really
close eye on him that it doesn't get worse...and don't use any
>has anyone of you had
>to deal with Mitaban? or similar issues with their puppy?
I did a quick search and found this page that has some discussions on Demodex
and Mitaban. Again, it's pretty toxic stuff so I'm very surprised your vet
prescribed it, if this is the first time your dog had any pro
>Has anyone had to deal with this?
>We look Loki into the vet yesterday and the vet looked over him, did a
>skin scrap and found the Demodex mites on him.
He was having skin problems, Demodex no less, and she gave him shots? It's been
a while since I went to vet school but personally if a dog is
nope.
hopoe the little guy feels better soon...
could try coffee or beer.
that always makes me make a b-line
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Has anyone had to deal with this?
We look Loki into the vet yesterday and the vet looked over him, did a
skin scrap and found the Demodex mites on him. She gave us some
Mitaban dip to use. We did the first dip last night. The vet said that
he may be sleepy and a little slower after the dip. Well L
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