Comments for Dog Problems, Dog Health Problems, Dog Behavior Problems http://baddogproblems.com Mon, 19 Mar 2012 02:29:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Natural Treatments For Dog Pain Relief by Admin http://baddogproblems.com/natural-treatments-for-dog-pain-relief/comment-page-1/#comment-2831 Admin Mon, 19 Mar 2012 02:29:59 +0000 http://baddogproblems.com/?p=1322#comment-2831 Thanks Simon for sharing! Thanks Simon for sharing!

]]> Comment on Natural Treatments For Dog Pain Relief by Simon http://baddogproblems.com/natural-treatments-for-dog-pain-relief/comment-page-1/#comment-2828 Simon Sat, 17 Mar 2012 23:28:05 +0000 http://baddogproblems.com/?p=1322#comment-2828 We had a dog named Rocky for about 16 years. He was a mixed breed, half Schnauzer and half Cocker Spaniel, and he was one of the best pets we ever had. He started get sick a few years ago, and it was obvious that we needed to take him to the veterinarian. Our vet informed us that often, later in life, pain relief for dogs becomes necessary. We came home from an outing one day and noticed that he was whimpering every time he was try to urinate. We were not sure what to do, because we had never encountered anything like it before, so we just tried to let it go for a few days and see if it would pass. Well, it didn't, and it actually became worse. My brother read an article online about pain relief for dogs and looked for the symptoms that Rocky was having. Sure enough, he had what appeared to be a urinary tract infection, and we were able to get him medication that alleviated it. The website that specialized in pain relief for dogs came in handy about a year later as well, when Rocky started having problems with his joints. He would was really struggling to stand up, sit down and get up and down the stairs. Whenever he would hop up on one of our laps, his hind legs would start shaking and he would have to get down after only a few seconds. My brother found a product on the site that was designed specifically for dogs that had arthritis, which we confirmed Rocky had through a veterinarian, and we were able to get him treated. We think it was this website! :) I just wanted to say that pain relief for dogs becomes necessary near the end of any dog's life. It is not a pleasant experience to have to deal with, but if you make an effort to make his or her life easier, you will also probably make it last longer in the process. The dog will feel better, and you will feel better that you did it. Just want to say thanks for your help in the past. Simon We had a dog named Rocky for about 16 years. He was a mixed breed, half Schnauzer and half Cocker Spaniel, and he was one of the best pets we ever had. He started get sick a few years ago, and it was obvious that we needed to take him to the veterinarian.

Our vet informed us that often, later in life, pain relief for dogs becomes necessary.

We came home from an outing one day and noticed that he was whimpering every time he was try to urinate. We were not sure what to do, because we had never encountered anything like it before, so we just tried to let it go for a few days and see if it would pass.

Well, it didn’t, and it actually became worse. My brother read an article online about pain relief for dogs and looked for the symptoms that Rocky was having. Sure enough, he had what appeared to be a urinary tract infection, and we were able to get him medication that alleviated it.

The website that specialized in pain relief for dogs came in handy about a year later as well, when Rocky started having problems with his joints. He would was really struggling to stand up, sit down and get up and down the stairs. Whenever he would hop up on one of our laps, his hind legs would start shaking and he would have to get down after only a few seconds. My brother found a product on the site that was designed specifically for dogs that had arthritis, which we confirmed Rocky had through a veterinarian, and we were able to get him treated.

We think it was this website! :)

I just wanted to say that pain relief for dogs becomes necessary near the end of any dog’s life. It is not a pleasant experience to have to deal with, but if you make an effort to make his or her life easier, you will also probably make it last longer in the process.

The dog will feel better, and you will feel better that you did it. Just want to say thanks for your help in the past.

Simon

]]> Comment on Easy Ways of Correcting Bad Dog Behavior by Admin http://baddogproblems.com/easy-ways-of-correcting-bad-dog-behavior/comment-page-1/#comment-2388 Admin Thu, 13 Jan 2011 09:32:13 +0000 http://baddogproblems.com/?p=548#comment-2388 When a loved dog bites others it is very disturbing. It becomes hard to maintain complete trust in your pet, he picks up on this and it compounds the problem. Before any remedial action can be undertaken the cause or reason has to be determined. Serious objectivity is required at this step. I can't tell you why, but I can suggest things to help in your diagnosis. In the two biting incidents what were common themes? Did your pet feel he was defending you? Was his space invaded? Look at this from the dog's perspective - is he used to laying on this bed and considers it part of his territory? Is he just jealous? This is in his mind tied to defending you, or at least your relationship with him. None of these may be the answer but may prompt you to find the underlying cause. After that step you can look at modifying behavior. This might be his or yours. This doesn't mean you have to pander to his negative behavior, but an awareness of triggers will enable you to proactively cut off future incidents, rather than having to deal with unpleasant outcomes. When a loved dog bites others it is very disturbing. It becomes hard to maintain complete trust in your pet, he picks up on this and it compounds the problem. Before any remedial action can be undertaken the cause or reason has to be determined. Serious objectivity is required at this step.

I can’t tell you why, but I can suggest things to help in your diagnosis. In the two biting incidents what were common themes? Did your pet feel he was defending you? Was his space invaded? Look at this from the dog’s perspective – is he used to laying on this bed and considers it part of his territory?

Is he just jealous? This is in his mind tied to defending you, or at least your relationship with him.

None of these may be the answer but may prompt you to find the underlying cause. After that step you can look at modifying behavior. This might be his or yours. This doesn’t mean you have to pander to his negative behavior, but an awareness of triggers will enable you to proactively cut off future incidents, rather than having to deal with unpleasant outcomes.

]]> Comment on Easy Ways of Correcting Bad Dog Behavior by L http://baddogproblems.com/easy-ways-of-correcting-bad-dog-behavior/comment-page-1/#comment-2374 L Sun, 26 Dec 2010 11:40:29 +0000 http://baddogproblems.com/?p=548#comment-2374 Our dog bit my sister on her chin the other night. He's a 6 years old, male, a lhasa apso mix. He was laying on the bed next to my sister, and when she started to pet him, with out any warning he bit her chin! Once he stopped, he looked a little startled and I yelled at him for his behavior. This is the 2nd time he's bit someone within the past month. We love him very much, but we're afraid he might do this again. I feel terrible. L Our dog bit my sister on her chin the other night. He’s a 6 years old, male, a lhasa apso mix. He was laying on the bed next to my sister, and when she started to pet him, with out any warning he bit her chin! Once he stopped, he looked a little startled and I yelled at him for his behavior. This is the 2nd time he’s bit someone within the past month. We love him very much, but we’re afraid he might do this again. I feel terrible.

L

]]> Comment on VetionX Review – All Natural Pet Health Products by Michael http://baddogproblems.com/all-natural-pet-health-products/comment-page-1/#comment-1681 Michael Sat, 01 May 2010 23:27:38 +0000 http://baddogproblems.com/?p=584#comment-1681 That's great Marie! It's certainly a relief when we see our pets not suffering. I am really pleased with your successful results. That’s great Marie! It’s certainly a relief when we see our pets not suffering. I am really pleased with your successful results.

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