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Well, this is great... the doctor said that something is something is wrong in the brain itself and is making her eyes all messed up... and that her heart might stop beating as it already irregular :( He said he never saw ANYTHING like this... Well, just pray for her... whatever happens will...

Um, I think she got into some M&Ms yesterday, but i don't think she got many... just a few that the baby dropped... Could it affect her this long after it happened? She usually doesn't react that much to things, but it's possible i guess.... I HOPE it's just an upset tummy... :(

OK, here's the deal. Anyway, we come home and our 14 year old Beagle has thrown up everywhere and can barely stand up. We're all very worried, and my aunt is taking her to the emergency room at the vet right now. Any clue what's wrong? How to help? PLEASE!? :confused:

My dog, when on walks, decides he would like go faster than us and pulls so hard and gets so far on the end of his leash he breathes heavy, so we switched to a hlter. He still pulls, but now he sort of like drags himself without moving to try to go fster than us and I can't stop him. I don't get...

That's sad... :(

I'm not quite sure, but my beagle started losing hair around the tip of her nose a couple of years ago and although her hair IS still short around the tip of her nose but she's completely fin and never scratches it. Not sure if it's the same with the back, but I hope this helps.

Hope maggie gets better soon! anyway, as lizmo said, an e-collar would most likely work and should be effective.

frost me! frost me!

I think it depends on the dog itself. FOr example, certain cocker spaniels will be friendly some will not. Mine is very friendly though. But yeah, it's all in the individual dog. ANY breed will have some nice dogs and some not so nice dogs.

great thanx :)

Puppy. I already have two dogs and he's learned the basics of pet themm EASY and stuff like that.

I have a baby brother and I was just wondering how good they are with kids.