Anyone i have a out of control dog our dog has lost the plot already bit someone< RSPCA gave a number to some expensive place who just gave advice and they said a vet to come out and sedate him
Yes the PDSA have a vets now part i presume they use as a base left a message, concerning thing is if you have not had a call back in 24hrs they say call back FFS
Yes the PDSA have a vets now part i presume they use as a base left a message, concerning thing is if you have not had a call back in 24hrs they say call back FFS
It's a charity mate - give 'em a break - they provide a service on a shoestring. It's not the AA!
Yes the PDSA have a vets now part i presume they use as a base left a message, concerning thing is if you have not had a call back in 24hrs they say call back FFS
It's a charity mate - give 'em a break - they provide a service on a shoestring. It's not the AA!
Sorry slighly frustrated as no vets seem to want to know or help
Yes the PDSA have a vets now part i presume they use as a base left a message, concerning thing is if you have not had a call back in 24hrs they say call back FFS
It's a charity mate - give 'em a break - they provide a service on a shoestring. It's not the AA!
Sorry just seen this, your dog has bitten someone? Just an unprovoked bite on this person? You want to rehome him? If so what is the breed or crossbreed I'm not sure why you would want a vet unless as stated above? Are the police involved? Hopefully I can help, but I'd need to know more
I have spoken to a vet today and we are seeing them and a behavourist as well, early hours of the morning he snapped out of it and was the cute bundle of joy that we love.
So now we work to learn more and get him out of this. Unprovoked yes daughters b/f dropped his Oyster card bent down to get it and wham.
I have spoken to a vet today and we are seeing them and a behavourist as well, early hours of the morning he snapped out of it and was the cute bundle of joy that we love.
So now we work to learn more and get him out of this. Unprovoked yes daughters b/f dropped his Oyster card bent down to get it and wham.
Not claiming to be an expert or anything, but if this incident is totally out of character, it could be down to something wrong with the dog. He might just showing his frustration (as they can't talk to you).
A dog I owned years ago all of a sudden went from the most lovable pet into a monster almost overnight (I still have the scar to prove it). Turned out he had a severe ear infection that was causing him alot of pain. After treatment he returned to being the lovable dog he was before. So I'd suggest getting him seen to before taking any drastic measures.
Hopefully you get to the bottom of this............
I have spoken to a vet today and we are seeing them and a behavourist as well, early hours of the morning he snapped out of it and was the cute bundle of joy that we love.
So now we work to learn more and get him out of this. Unprovoked yes daughters b/f dropped his Oyster card bent down to get it and wham.
He is a cross breed a Cavachon
I'm not familiar with the breeds/size of the dog, when the card was dropped where was the dog in relation to the boyfriend was he sitting/standing with your daughter? I assume the b/f was just visiting the house?
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Just worried it could be a kid next my Niece or nephew or anyone
All local ones use Vetsnow???
Ive always had to pay
Just take him and see what they say
Have you tried Battersea Dogs Home - I'm sure they would give you some good advice/help?
020 7622 3626
Just an unprovoked bite on this person?
You want to rehome him? If so what is the breed or crossbreed
I'm not sure why you would want a vet unless as stated above?
Are the police involved?
Hopefully I can help, but I'd need to know more
I have spoken to a vet today and we are seeing them and a behavourist as well, early hours of the morning he snapped out of it and was the cute bundle of joy that we love.
So now we work to learn more and get him out of this.
Unprovoked yes daughters b/f dropped his Oyster card bent down to get it and wham.
He is a cross breed a Cavachon
A dog I owned years ago all of a sudden went from the most lovable pet into a monster almost overnight (I still have the scar to prove it). Turned out he had a severe ear infection that was causing him alot of pain. After treatment he returned to being the lovable dog he was before. So I'd suggest getting him seen to before taking any drastic measures.
Hopefully you get to the bottom of this............
The yorkshire terrier however.... thats a nightly occurrence.