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April 26, 2011
My dog was attacked by another dog, now I'm worried that she may be traumatized and be the first to attack now. Can you help me in what she is feeling?
Hello, I have been browsing your website and am very impressed by it. I was not able to find the answer to my question and called your establishment. I was directed back to your website and if need be email you. My 10 year black lab is a very protective, loving and friendly dog. She has killed her share of skunks and chased many cats but has never had a dog fight. She has growled and let it be known she does not like female dogs. Today on a walk down our country road a neighbor's dog came...
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April 12, 2011
My Bull Terrier has bitten my father and tries to bite me. I have hung him until he passes out and he sometimes still tries to bite me. What should I do?
Hi, my name is Alexandre and I?m from Brazil. I have a 3 year old Bull Terrier called Brutus. Brutus is a very nice dog. He is smart, friendly, funny, loves to play with his toys, BUT... (this terrible word!!!) it has been doing some strange things.
It?s kind of stubborn, and when I do something that it doesn?t agree with, it becomes aggressive. So, I have to be hard with it. For three times I had to hang his neck until it stopped growling and trying to bite me, but this aggressive...
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May 23, 2011
My dog has had diarrhea for 3 months. What can I do?
You've become my last resort, and I really hope you can help. My dog has been having diarrhea on/off for the past three months. This last month has definitely been the worse because it involved blood in his stools. I originally bought this German Shepherd when he was only 8 weeks old from a local breeder here who's dogs have had a great background. When I first took him home, he was doing great and his poop was a perfect log. At that time he was on Nutro-Max dry food, but a few weeks later hi...
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April 21, 2011
My pup refuses to use his designated area for potty breaks. How do I get him to use it on a regular basis?
Dear Ed,
I have backed myself into a corner (handler error). We have a 10 week old Ridgeback who is crate trained. He does not need to 'go' in the night. He easily last 1 to 2 hours between each potty break and is once a week left for 3 hours alone in his crate while we are out, no problems. I made the mistake of not taking him on leash to a 'special corner' in the first two weeks, but just let him free range in our large back yard, its all grass (I think the breeder did that t...
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May 23, 2011
What brands of dog food do you recommend?
What kinds of dog food do you recommend?
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April 15, 2011
My dog barks at family. What I should do when my family comes back and she starts barking / growling at my husband again?
Hi Cindy,
I wrote to you some time ago with questions regarding my 2-year-old (about) GSD, which I adopted about 4 months ago. Briefly, Dyna (the dog) is from a working GSD kennel and was unwanted because of one floppy ear. She was kept at the breeder's kennel until she was about 7 months old (he wanted to retain her as a breeding bitch) and then sold to a family as a pet-only dog (as her ear didn't stand up). She stayed with this family for about 10 months or so and then was retur...
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May 20, 2011
My dog drools a lot when crated. She hasn't always been this way but it has been getting worse. Do you think this is anxiety? What should I do?
Hi Cindy,
I have a question about canine anxiety. I have a 3 year old female malinois who is crated every time I leave the house for anything longer than five minutes. When I am home, she has the run of the acre+ backyard. The problem is that every time she is in her crate, she begins panting excessively and drooling all over herself. When I get home, she has covered her feet with drool. She doesn't do this when she is out running around or at night when she is in the house. She sl...
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May 20, 2011
What should I do about a dog that hurts himself while in the crate?
Hey Ed,
I was looking at your separation anxiety page, and, forgive me if I missed it, but I don't think I found an answer to this particular question.
What do you do with a dog that, when kenneled or left alone, is so panicked that he injures himself? I fostered a rescue dog at one point that would bloody himself trying to get out of a crate, and when left loose in a room alone for no more than 30 minutes, he went straight through an interior door and put gouges in the soli...
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