Sally has diarrhea right now. Oh yeah!
Nothing like waking up to the smell of poop. Let us say that I've stocked up on newspapers to line her crate.
I put her outside to clean inside and she buried herself into the bushes in my backyard. She has done this before, but the terror in her was lost. I was able to come close and pet her similar to when she's in her crate. The time I took to pet her in the house is paying off. I was able to pull her out of the bushes and put her leash on. There wasn't the panic like before.
Yet, I will take the panic over the poop any day. I smell it now but don't see any. UGH! For what I've researched, a diet of rice and boiled chicken is at hand for a few days.
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Dog Rescue
This blog has completely changed its focus from daily blatherings about MY life to the saving of DOGS' lives.
It happened one day...I was searching craigslist for a car and hit the PET link. I saw the need to save Red Listed dogs from the N. Central Shelter in Los Angeles and I got Sally.
...I haven't looked back
It happened one day...I was searching craigslist for a car and hit the PET link. I saw the need to save Red Listed dogs from the N. Central Shelter in Los Angeles and I got Sally.
...I haven't looked back
Want To Help?
All the expenses for the dog rescue effort is paid by those involved. They all work full time jobs.
I've have been amazed at their passion for the dogs. A donation of even $10 helps buy supplies like food, medical treatment, and boarding fees. All foster parents donate their time and effort. . Thanks! . .
Want to know more about donations?
I've have been amazed at their passion for the dogs. A donation of even $10 helps buy supplies like food, medical treatment, and boarding fees. All foster parents donate their time and effort. . Thanks! . .
Want to know more about donations?
Resources
- Who Am I?
- MY RESCUE DOGS...so far
- Dog Intelligence Ranking
- Let's Talk DOG FOOD!
- Life As A Dog In A Shelter--A Dog's Perspective
- My Book on Education
- The 15 Minute Challenge
- The Blisters of Dog Rescue
- The Dog Whisperer
- Why I Like Cesar Millan
- Pitbull Lovers
- Dog Answers: Training
- Dr P's Training Articles
- Real Pitbull Blog
- Let's Talk Dogs!
- Jeff Porcaro Tribute
THIS BLOG DESIGNED & MAINTAINED BY JOE VENTURA
Contact: scampydrums at hotmail com
Contact: scampydrums at hotmail com
2 comments:
Dogs normally eat grass when their digestion is wrong, it helps to stuff, a little like chokolate for humans.
Where are you? all right with you?
You're right about how you use your hands with dogs. They learn that the hand is a friend, feeder, disciplinarian, etc. You're right on with that.
A massively thirsty dog may be a sign of diabetes.
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