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We got a laser pointer for Zoe, and she seems to love to chase it. Recently, we met someone who said you shouldn't use them with dogs because it can make them nervous and ADD. He said there are two things that are negatives- the "dot" has no smell or sound, which confuses the dog as no other...

I mean weird behaviors that are unexplainable? Zoe sucks on her stuffed rabbit like it's a pacifier. She holds it in her paws, with eyes half closed, and sucks on it for hours She is also completely obsessed with flies. Yes, flies. She will chase them out on the deck and cries when she...

I probably spelled that wrong, but...after calling several dog teeth cleaning places, we finally found one who doesn't use anesthesia. She only charged $120, took 30 minutes, and Zoes teeth are pearly white again! Not all dogs are good candidates for this, but with Zoe's sweet, docile...

Funny...when I first read your question, I thought it was going to be...who is more loyal, your dog or your husband? but, that's just me....

I kind of want one for me! :-)

We have a lagoon near our house, and everytime I take Zoe for a walk she runs down into it and pees. It's kind of funny, but I just wondered if anyone else's dog does that.

Someone told me today that bulldogs are the one breed who can't swim because of their body type and short legs. Is this true?

Why can you only use it one month at a time? How long do you have to wait in between?

Has anyone used it? I was talking to a woman today who was raving about it. She said her dog's breath is now delightful, and that it really helps cut down on the tartar on his teeth. It's really expensive though, so wanted to see if any of you have tried it. Thanks

I'm not really sure where to post this because I don't know if it's medical or psychological. Zoe is 3 1/2 year old very healthy lab/border collie mix. I work from home, so am around her most of the time. Since we've had her at 4 months, she's been house trained, and I often leave during the...

I'm not really sure where to post this because I don't know if it's medical or psychological. Zoe is 3 1/2 year old very healthy lab/border collie mix. I work from home, so am around her most of the time. Since we've had her at 4 months, she's been house trained, and I often leave during...

"play with me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

We have Bayer, so I'lll give her half of one. I just got back from a walk with her, and I think she's going to be fine. She was walking ok, and not favoring any one leg over another. She's just moving a bit slower than normal. Thanks for the help!

Hi -thanks for the response. Yes, I've checked all of her paws and they look fine. She doesn't seem to be limping on any particular leg- it's just like it's hard for her to walk in general. Aspirin is ok for dogs? Should I give her a whole one or half? She weighs 52 lbs.

Sounds like a macho pr*ck who gets some sick thrill out of letting his dog bully everyone

Zoe loves to run, so yesterday I took her to the beach where she chased seagulls for about 20 minutes straight. She ran along the shoreline as fast as I've ever seen her run, back and forth non-stop. I finally called her in, and we walked back home. She was fine on the walk home, though was...

OMG yes! But not herself- she licks people. Anyone who will let her and for as long as they will let her. Her favorite victims are little kids- she loves to lick their faces. We have a nickname for her- Licky McLickerton

I'm so sorry about your loss. I did say your title post made me giggle. Today Zoe accidentally poked my daughter in the eye with her paw and when she yelled "Ouch Zoe that hurt!!!" Zoe just continued to wag her tail and carry on. I don't think they always realize our pain.

Gosh I really should stop using Frontline on Zoe. All those poor little fleas and ticks!