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frank s wrote:


I am looking for an all natural (preferably with common household ingredients) to alleviate my dog urine odor problem on my carpets. I am very sensitive to smells(migraines) so I need something with no perfumy smells. Any help would be appreciated

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laundromatic wrote:


My dog has a skin problem on her back just before her tail and now spreading down the tail, and looks to be forming on the insides of the legs too. The skin is red and brown, some scabs, and some puffy/raised sores. The hair is thinning in these areas and where it has grown back it is short and coarse. It is very itchy and she bites at it and rolls on her back. This happened around the same time last year then went away. But its way worse this time and shes going to the vet, just wondering what disease or parasite this is?

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smkndofpnutdssrt wrote:


I’m baby sitting my sister’s dog and every time someone walks in the room she pees. We have to tie her leash to a chair so she can’t get into the family/living rooms where the carpets are. Anyone have any idea what might be wrong with her? Apparently she had the same problem at my sister’s house only not as bad.
When I say we tied her to a chair, I don’t mean we tied her so she can’t move. She can walk around the kitchen but that’s all or else she walks onto the carpet when someone comes down stairs and then she pees.

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irish_pixie74 wrote:


I recently adopted a one year old dog from a pound. He is a very loving boy and wouldn’t harm a fly. My problem with him is that he has a submissive urination problem. Whenever he thinks he is in trouble (even when he doesn’t do anything) he cowers down and pees. I don’t allow him on my bed anymore because he pees on it everytime we come in the room and find him up there. I’ve never banned him from the bed before because our other dog gets up there.
I don’t know what happened to him with his last owner, but I would guess by his behavior that it was not a pleasant experience.
If anyone knows what I can do to help him with his problem, without putting him on meds, I would appreciate any feedback.

Thanks!!
Nice first answer…I do not beat my animals, he has been this way since we got him.

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elizabet wrote:


My dog has an extream problem with thunderstorms so much so he gets into things around the house which he shouldn’t and barks incensently even if I am there with him. How can i train him out of this?

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From the movie The Dog Problem?

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Cookies wrote:


My dog 2 weeks ago started crying for no reason, like someone hurt him or something. Now recently, i notice that he is walking very slow and starts crying really loud and it seems like its problem with his back legs or his stomach. But, im not sure.. what it could be.

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emmy wrote:


sometimes i’m only gone for like 30 minutes and my dog can’t control himself when i get back. he gets so excited over nothing. i was wondering if this is a problem and how i fix it if it is. it doesn’t seem healthy for him to get so excited. he barks sometimes because he is so excited and he can’t sit still and he jumps on me and scratches my legs

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Ozhan wrote:


My dog uses the back yard as her toilet and recently as the weather has been getting hotter, there is a strong smell of urine which is embarrassing when visitors come over and I let my dog out to pee. I do clean up after her and water the pee down but the smell is still very strong. The floor is earth not slabs. Does anyone know how i can remove the embarrassing smell?
I feed her pedigree dry food mixed with butchers tin food and occasionally some rawhide, tripe, pig ears.

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golfster wrote:


My dog sheds so bad. I brush him everyday but still have dog hair all over the place.

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steve t wrote:


We took our 11 month old king charles cavalier to two vets -one said operate now and the other said she will fix it herself and it isn,t woth doing the operation .She has just started limping occasionaly ,,actually we only noticed 4 days ago -what should we do ??

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hutmikttmuk wrote:


My Labrador Retriever has yet to retrieve a Labrador. He will retrieve sticks and tennis balls and occassionally one of my shoes, but no Labradors. Have any of you experienced the same problem and how did you train your dog to bring back Labradors?

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Stephanie L wrote:


I have heard of a dogs aggression being caused by a medical problem, has anyone experienced this?

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Donnie wrote:


My dog, a 1-year-old Miniatur Schnauzer, has a serious itching problem on his butt. We’ve tried medicing, flea and tick powder, and sitting him in warm water. Nothing’s worked. What can I do that’ll make it stop? I’ll promote the best answer that works.

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alanna e wrote:


My dog is going pee overnight and day time while my family is gone to work and i am at school, before that happen my dog is fine so far with no problem with water then something came strange now and my dog can’t hold his pee all night and I don’t know if it because something wrong inside his body or too much water, my dog is fine with water when he didn’t go pee overnight before then something happen i need help. my dog is not a puppy and he’s 11

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Samurai Hoghead wrote:


As black Labradors go, “Sophie” is a big one at 120 lbs. Not fat, just big. I’m six feet and she can put her paws on my shoulders and we dance.

She came to me by my son, who was walking along the railroad tracks one day, and found her, with two siblings and their mother. The mother and siblings had been killed by the train but Sophie made it and rode home in the pocket of my son’s army field jacket. That’s a true story.

Of course this must have been traumatic and may have had some bearing on her disability.

Everyone always comments with things like, “Gee, she’s a smart dog,” or “Your dog is so smart,” or “That’s the smartest dog I’ve ever seen,” etc.

The problem is, she’s almost four years old and she still moves her lips when she reads. How can I correct this?
Addendum: Thanks for sharing in the fun. I couldn’t possibly pick a best answer with so many great ones, so I’ll let this go to a vote.

Thanks again for the answers, and Sophie says hello……………..

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Elizabeth S wrote:


Is there anything your dog does that makes you tear your hair out?

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BShakey wrote:


My dog is a twelve year old cocker spaniel. She has never had this ever before. She is a party colored cocker. She has no temperature, is not sick in any other way, is eating fine, still has her appetite and this has been going on for about the past day or so. She is able to get around fine and is alert and lively.

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agwyn05 wrote:


My Dog is bleading rectely and out his ears .Does any one know what can be wrong and can you help me with how to fix it.

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SHELTIELUVER wrote:


My Sheltie shows a lot of potential. She runs the course perfectly except she will NOT do the see-saw. She gets on it and just freezes. She is obviously scared of the movement. We started with one very low to the ground but it didn’t make a difference. If I go on the other end and move it down, she’ll finish it but she won’t walk on it and let it go down with her weight. The noise doesn’t scare her, just the movement. I’ve tried putting little treats every few inches till the end but she she just goes a little bit and then freezes again. I use a lot of praise. She had the same problem with the dog walk and she finally, does it perfectly and fast! Does she just need more time??? We’ve only taken maybe 10 classes total and I have no place to practice. Could I make a homemade see-saw or would a child’s one work for practice? Any more suggestions? Oh, she is a 10 month old Sheltie!

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