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[OT] tail-wags for Dixie
Sat, 15 Apr 2006 22:11:59 -0500
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John F. Eldredge...
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My former boss unexpectedly ended up taking care of a friend's
Doberman/ puppy, after the friend ended up having to
be out of town for five weeks at a client site. My former boss has an
elderly cocker-spaniel mix, Dixie, who is diabetic, blind, and not
happy about having her house suddenly invaded by a puppy. Meanwhile,
the puppy keeps wanting to play. So far, the conflict hasn't
progressed beyond Dixie's growling at the puppy whenever she
encounters it.
CATherine...
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Poor Dixie might be feeling at a disadvantage being blind and
diabetic. That can make her defensive. She could probably do with
plenty of reassurance and cuddles. Shasta sends her best tailwags.
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Sam...
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Ouch! What an imposition on her space. Scooter sends her most powerful
tail wags for Dixie.
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polonca12000...
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Calming purrs and best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek
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Monique Y. Mudama...
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That's a tough situation. Is there any way to separate the two?
I can imagine a blind dog not wanting a puppy jumping around all the
time.
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Karen...
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That sounds a wee tad stressful! Purrs for DIxie to not get too
stressed over it.
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