Well crap! The pooch is on my lap, and freaking out.

Lil Missy

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Sun Feb-01-09 08:11 PM
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Well crap! The pooch is on my lap, and freaking out.

He has the flashing collar on. He is really upset and crawling all over me for some reason.

I have been holding him for 20-30 minutes, and he is better now.

I think we might need to snuggle up, and allow him to think it is okay to have the blinking lights.

I don't know what else to do. I want to help him.

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Lil Missy

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Sun Feb-01-09 10:08 PM
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1. He is chilled down now.

Looking for another reason to be a poop head asshole now.

All back to normal here!

(Damned little rats!)

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NYC_SKP

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Sun Feb-01-09 10:11 PM
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2. Didn't the pup eat something odd just a few days ago?

izzit ok now?

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Lil Missy

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Sun Feb-01-09 10:28 PM
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4. No. He gets the same usual crap from my mother every day.

Nothing new really.

Except the flashing collar. I think he needed a bit of "mommy help" and snuggles cause that was a new collar.

He is okay.

Now I think this is funny. He goes to his usual hiding spots, and I can see the collar blinking! LOL!

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DeepBlueC

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Sun Feb-01-09 11:18 PM
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8. That collar sounds like it is scaring him

Edited on Sun Feb-01-09 11:18 PM by DeepBlueC

Is it to alert people outside to his presence? If so it might be better for him to have a less stimulating indoor collar. It sounds cool but maybe scary to a dog.

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wartrace

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Sun Feb-01-09 10:26 PM
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3. Sometimes some of my dogs get "clingy".

It is OK for them to request a little bit of extra attention from time to time. They love you, it's only natural they want you close.

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Lil Missy

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Sun Feb-01-09 10:51 PM
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5. Mine is not usually like that. So when he is, I pay attention.

He is not a clingy little whiney butt.

He needed to "cling" for a while, and snuggle. That's okay, he is deaf now, and I think he is still trying to adjust to that.

The little shit makes me laugh! He plays this game with me about sneaking under my blankets. Now I can see the collar flashing! LOL!

:rofl: :rofl:

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Lil Missy

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Sun Feb-01-09 10:51 PM
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6. Mine is not usually like that. So when he is, I pay attention.

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DeepBlueC

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Sun Feb-01-09 11:14 PM
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7. what's the purpose of the flashing collar? nt

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Lil Missy

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Mon Feb-02-09 12:27 AM
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9. I'm sorry that this post was not completely clear.

My dog is deaf.

I either step on him, or trip over him because he cannot hear me walking.

The flashing collar is so I can see him.

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