james298
Jr Member
Hi, I though it was about time I gave an update of Cassie on her tail and thought I would turn it into a what I've learned in a year.
Cassie's tail has really healed nicely, there's some bald patches on the stub but I think they may grow back eventually. She's having her cone on at night just to prevent another disaster but in the day she has it off and generally leaves it alone. The prozac she was given really does have a calming effect on her and she's less whiny and in your face and think it has had a positive effect on her overall. I'm not sure whether to start weaning her off or keeping her on but I suppose I should see how she goes without.
First year;
Want a dog super glued to you at all times? brilliant they don't like to be less than an inch away.
Like the sound of crying? check they love to whine
Want a super clever, easy to maintain and easy to train dog? They are brilliant as long as you know what your doing and how to train them calmly. I also recommend dog classes where the teacher owns a doberman as many rely too much on treats and it teaches them to only do what you want with a bribe. Wipe the ears and eyes every day or two and I also recommend an ear cleaner as gunk builds up quite fast.
Want a dog that will guard yet be so loving and gentle for the size and weight? The only time Cassie barks is when there dodgy looking people around late at night, I was also followed by two youths once but they never saw Cassie in the dark, damn they ran when she ran between me and them barked and growled. Only time I've seen her show her full set of super sharp pearly whites.
Fussy eaters. Some food upsets the stomach and other they simply won't eat. I've found a mix of raw meat and some biscuits seems to make her happy the most.
Cassie's tail has really healed nicely, there's some bald patches on the stub but I think they may grow back eventually. She's having her cone on at night just to prevent another disaster but in the day she has it off and generally leaves it alone. The prozac she was given really does have a calming effect on her and she's less whiny and in your face and think it has had a positive effect on her overall. I'm not sure whether to start weaning her off or keeping her on but I suppose I should see how she goes without.
First year;
Want a dog super glued to you at all times? brilliant they don't like to be less than an inch away.
Like the sound of crying? check they love to whine
Want a super clever, easy to maintain and easy to train dog? They are brilliant as long as you know what your doing and how to train them calmly. I also recommend dog classes where the teacher owns a doberman as many rely too much on treats and it teaches them to only do what you want with a bribe. Wipe the ears and eyes every day or two and I also recommend an ear cleaner as gunk builds up quite fast.
Want a dog that will guard yet be so loving and gentle for the size and weight? The only time Cassie barks is when there dodgy looking people around late at night, I was also followed by two youths once but they never saw Cassie in the dark, damn they ran when she ran between me and them barked and growled. Only time I've seen her show her full set of super sharp pearly whites.
Fussy eaters. Some food upsets the stomach and other they simply won't eat. I've found a mix of raw meat and some biscuits seems to make her happy the most.
