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JBrigman
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That's called slow kill and just takes longer. Sometimes the injection site is sore as it's put into the muscle.
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In most dogs you don't even see a difference, others can be lethargic and loose their appetite for weeks. It varies. But usually is unnoticeable. You do know there are different ways of doing it and I definately suggest the 1 time treatment, which lasts 2 days, they get 1 shot the 1st day and the 2nd shot the 2nd day and nothing more. It's called a fast kill. Very effective and the only important thing is to keep them crated, with leash walks only or in a small room for the 1st 6 weeks after.
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Anyone, please help us contact her.
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Surely someone on here knows how to get in touch with her. She has our adoptions signs and we need her to get them back. Please someone ask her to contact me ASAP.
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I certainly didn't mean for the owner to feel their situation is hopeless. However if the owner wants to help her dog, step # 1 is neutering and still if she wants to rehome him, certain things should be done, such as ensuring the new family uses a mobile and understand they can basically take their dog no where, no walks in the neighborhood, no trips to the park. Honestly, who really wants to adopt a dog with these issues. Now already owning a dog that you already love with these issues is one thing, of course a normal pet owner deals with the good and the bad and make it work. But typically no one is going to step into such issues. I personally do not deal with animal or people aggression issues and we don't take dogs with either due to legality issues and the near impossible chances of them being adopted.
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It's riduculous the topic has even gone this far, without the OP knowing the problem and having the solution.
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We have some calls in, but they are pretty ugly little critters.
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Cna you suggest how an older person could safely take him to the vet for yearly check-ups, sick visits, etc?
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Sorry but this isn't something we do. We take on all responsibilty for the animals we have in our care, which are posted on our site.
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Just curious...but who cares, I know I'd want the closest, fastest, whoever to get there as fast as possible.
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Transport was to Grady.
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Sorry we don't accept animal aggressive dogs. Our dogs live together and it's just too much of a liability in housing them and placing them, such as going to our off-site adoption locations. Good luck!
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Someone fell off a horse and they were life flighted.
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Does anyone know how to get intouch w/ BT Mom? If so, please have her contact me immediatly. I have tried PM'ing her with no luck.
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Call the Marshall's Office on Monday.
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Just because you have a certain breed of dog doesn't necissarily mean you have to place it with a breed specific rescue. In fact, many times, purebred Rescues won't take one of their purebreds unless it's young and perfect. Of course there are exceptions. I don't know of a local cocker rescue, but by going to petfinder.com, it should show you the closest one to you by your zip code.
Good luck!
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I think Petsmart Training Classes work and I'm sorry you havne't gotten a call back. His name is Josh, if you're talking about the Hiram store, and he's a super nice & knowledgable guy!
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I think I'd tell her they were having sex, as 2 people that love one another do and then ask if she wants to hear more, because that will probably be enough (FOR NOW)!
And I'd probably educate the love birds on door locks with kids in the house. It could be worse, MeMe could have walking in!
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Poor you!
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The kid, the car seat, or both?
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The side effects sound horrible! Someone on here needs to quit - who will remain nameless, but he won't go for the side effects!
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WOW that seems big for a real car seat.
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My 6 year old is short, so he's going to stay in a booster for several more years to come.
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I'm just guessing here...but seems like I've seen in on a safety program or something. But a work that only your family would know about to know something or someone is legit.
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No not necissary to crate her all the time, sounds like she'll be fine. Now my dog runs a 1600 foor drive way and jumps in a creek on a regular basis, a dog like that would need a lot of crate time.