OMG! That really does look bad. I can't give you any advice, but I'd definitely get him to a vet SOON. When does he go to the vet? Hopefully very soon. That really doesn't look good. Please let us know what the vet does. Get well soon pup.
I completely understand how you feel. The vet that did Ozzy's ears was fairly new to cropping and left too much bell also. On top of that they never would stand unposted. He had them cropped a second time by the same vet free of charge and the now stand very well but there is still too much bell...
Well idk, Ozzy is not timid or small built, I'd think genetics have alot to do with. Ozzy is much larger than my friend's doberman, not only taller but also wider and is not fearful of other dogs or other things. Of course all dogs will have different temperments and physical builds. I will say...
I completely disagree with this statement,, I do not in any way think it's detrimental to physical or mental health. That's all I'll say, but I respect your opinion.
My dobe was fixed at 1 year and he's over 100 lbs and smart as a whip. So just from what I 've experienced I see no ill effects and actually just the opposite. But everyone should do what suits them.
Sometimes I've noticed that male dogs that haven't been fixed are more agressive too, and if they're altered at a very young age they tend to be more puppy like and passive. But that is just what I've experienced. I certainly wouldn't be worried about so called "BAD" behaviors based on breed. My...
I agree that even if your current vet's motives are in the right place, if you aren't happy and don't feel 100% satisfied, you should find another vet. Find one that you feel like has your pet's best interest at heart. Good luck and I hope your pup feels better soon. :)
I don't know if any GSDs were nabbed but they stole labs, and terriers, and spaniels. Lots of small breeds especially. A waitress I know watched a guy jump her fence and take her dog. Unbelievably, she was able to id him when he came in the restraunt that same week. She did get the dog back. The...
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