Comments on: 10 Strangest Things Eaten By Dogs

By: Hochstuhl

Hochstuhl — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 22:12:42 +0000

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By: katelyn

katelyn — Tue, 31 May 2011 16:58:56 +0000

i have a miniture pincher and she never ate anything but her foood what a wonderfull little dog momy loves you kiss kis….

By: Diane Fortier

Diane Fortier — Tue, 17 May 2011 01:15:58 +0000

I thought I had seen it all !!!! wood , stones, chokers … But all this ?
In credible ! I never leave stuff hanging around . I am happy it never happened to my dogs !!! Just one Louvka ate a bit of wood from a branch and pierced her saliva gland in the back of her throat. That was not too bad . * But like children you always have to keep an eye on them , specially when taking walk or visiting out of you own yard.

Thank you for this info !!! Diane Sionna Fortier & the Pack

By: maria

maria — Sat, 07 May 2011 04:34:13 +0000

funny it seems most of the dogs here re related to my babies I have a gsd that like to chew up beer cans and is joined by my daughters baby bully they also like to snack on my chihuahuas poop fresh , i mean real fresh it doesnt even hit the ground , funny cuz my GSD didnt do this until we got the bully and she started doing this (any opinions) and on occasion i think my GSD tries to eat my chihuahua ,(ive seen my chis head in my GSDs mouth) but my chi doesnt appreciate the bad breath and its on.. and of course the usual all of my brats love the trash, eat any bug that moves and love shoes. but i love them and they are no longer allowed to be in the house or not crated when no one is home.

By: Caroline Smith

Caroline Smith — Thu, 05 May 2011 11:43:41 +0000

Hello Diana,
I am going to become a German Shepard breeder.. I have been searching the web for possible dogs. I want to first get a female puppy, wait 2 years then breed her, I will buy my male from champion bloodline justt like the mom when he is about 8 to 10 weeks old. I am researching all of this and I have a fantastic vet. I had to put down my Layla Nov.1. Now I am going to go into serious business.
Please, what is a halti leash? Please give me the ideas you have, I look forward to hearing from you.
Caroline

By: Lynn

Lynn — Thu, 05 May 2011 10:55:15 +0000

I had a golden who ate anything and everything. This was prior to crates that would keep a dog safe. His laundry list was
‘rubber door stop
‘all the balls off my rick rack on my bed spread.
‘my mattress pad elastic (first fifteen minutes home from the breeder)
‘molding off wall all 10 feet
‘wooden clog, tacks and all size 7
‘rubber ball all 12 inches (hollow inside)
‘tin foil (his poop came wrapped No lie)
’20 inches of fishing line. Imagine watching his poop follow him around the yard, I had to intervene on this one.
‘linoleum flooring a 14 inch round hole
‘carpet in front of the door.
’100 year old corner to a cedar chest (this was the last straw!)

After all this I had to find a crate, it was getting expensive. He never required any surgery he just passed it all!!!

By: Elsje - South Africa

Elsje - South Africa — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 08:34:12 +0000

I suspect that my 9 month staffy puppy has eaten my diamond engagement ring. Now, my question is, how long can it take to pass, as I checked her stool for about two weeks but didnt see anything come out. Could it still be stuck?

By: Jenny Trainer

Jenny Trainer — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 06:35:48 +0000

Chet,
I had this response all typed at one time, but I lost it when my internet failed so I had to start again. The gist of that mail was/is to get my new e-mail address to you. (Please see it above) I have been trying to find your address, but, much to my dismay, I couldn’t find it YET.. only a matter of time though (before I found the address). I hope you remember me, I’m the one that is trained by her 3 Shima dogs (now 2, but 1 fell apart and had 6 spotted puppies on 11/20, so, hopefully the pups will be in someone’s Christmas stocking at Christmas time) … too young yet to bark, but they are trying. I would love to let you know how it’s going, but I’m tired and need to get to bed, so I’ll sign off with the thought that I’m praying you will remember me and will put me back on your e-mail list and I will continue to get your informative memo’s. Really, they are a help, if for no other reason but inspiration which they do give me!

Thanks again,
Jenny Trainer

P.S
The phone number from above has been changed, so it won’t work to call it, so don’t try, … as I said, it won’t work.

J.T.

By: Jenny Trainer

Jenny Trainer — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 06:25:36 +0000

Chet,
I had this response all typed at one time, but I lost it when my Internet failed so I had to start again. The gist of that mail was/is to get my new e-mail address to you. (Please see it above) I have been trying to find your address, but, much to my dismay, I couldn’t find it YET.. only a matter of time though (before I found the address). I hope you remember me, I’m the one that is trained by her 3 Shima dogs (now 2, but 1 fell apart and had 6 spotted puppies on 11/20, so, hopefully the pups will be in some one’s Christmas stocking at Christmas time) … too young yet to bark, but they are trying. I would love to let you know how it’s going, but I’m tired and need to get to bed, so I’ll sign off with the thought that I’m praying you will remember me and will put me back on your e-mail list and I will continue to get your informative memo’s. Really, they are a help, if for no other reason but inspiration which they do give me!

Thanks again,
Jenny Trainer

By: From: Jenny Trainer To: Barbara Stapleton of New York

From: Jenny Trainer To: Barbara Stapleton of New York — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 05:20:09 +0000

Hi there Chet … and Barbara

…. remember me? I am the trained one with the 3 (now 2, except 1 fell apart and had 6 spotted babies, which are still babies and don’t do much, YET!!!) Shima dogs, that bark constantly. They are barking from boredom (I think) and I am TRYING to fix that. Don’t really know if my new way works, but it appears to be helping. (I no longer lock them in the kitchen except as a “No No” consequence, and usually have them on a leash doing what I call “time-in’s” as they are not just barkers, but chewers also. No rest for the wicked, right?

I am still on a fixed income and have someone taking care of my finances as I am inadequate (or some such way to spell it) at it. Today, my income is not better, but is still the same … and like everyone else, my income is never enough, so I try to make do, without the video’s!!! I have been looking for a way to get in touch with you, Chet, to give you my new e-mail address, hopefully this will work!!!

I am back on the internet with a new e-mail address, so hopefully I can get reinstated on the information I WAS getting