Team-BHPians and their Pets

ad3952n · 29th August 2014, 15:34

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Originally Posted by nandita_bayan21

Akash, I have still not able to accept the fact that Scooby is no more though its one month down. New pet - yes, maybe in a couple of months - pug is a good option, golden retreivers are always my personal favs.

Nandita ma'am, I know for a fact that pets are like our family members and their loss is hard to get over. But, honestly, even Scooby won't like you to be sad. Just pray for his peace and adopt a new one.

Golden retrievers and Labradors are my favorite too and someday I will own one. For relaxing your mind and to get over scooby, try watching movies like Air Buddies, Beethoven series, Marley and Me and even Garfield.

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Sheel · 29th August 2014, 18:56

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In continuation, whenever she turns her body or lowers it, she shrieks. Maybe sometimes while sleeping or walking as well, but mostly while lowering her body (say to get under the bed) or while turning to watch something being altered by any sound.

frictionangel · 29th August 2014, 20:24

Sheel, please get a vet to come home and evaluate the situation immediately. It could be muscle or bone related but the symptoms sound disturbing and she may have picked up something nasty. The excessive biting could be from her being in a lot of pain. In any case finding a vet who will come home and look at her will be best.

ruchirtnt · 31st August 2014, 17:33

I have a almost 7.5 years old Rottweiler. Iam planning to buy a bull mastiffs for my home and companion to Rottweiler. I have asked local pet keepers to get one for me.

swiftnfurious · 1st September 2014, 12:29

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Originally Posted by ruchirtnt

I have a almost 7.5 years old Rottweiler. Iam planning to buy a bull mastiffs for my home and companion to Rottweiler. I have asked local pet keepers to get one for me.

The problem is with time, these dogs get so attached that the death of one can put the other to serious depression. So if I may suggest, let the Rottie be alone as he is already used to and get a bull mastiff once this one retires.

pratyush6 · 1st September 2014, 13:11

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Originally Posted by nandita_bayan21

Akash, I have still not able to accept the fact that Scooby is no more though its one month down. New pet - yes, maybe in a couple of months - pug is a good option, golden retreivers are always my personal favs.

1 month... It's been a year since I lost mine and it still hurts. Whenever I go home, still expect her to jump out of nowhere. I am not sure how can one get over it .. getting another one - that fear would still remain.

ruchirtnt · 4th September 2014, 11:49

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Originally Posted by swiftnfurious

The problem is with time, these dogs get so attached that the death of one can put the other to serious depression. So if I may suggest, let the Rottie be alone as he is already used to and get a bull mastiff once this one retires.

Its a nice suggestion. I will keep this in mind.

RohanDheman · 11th September 2014, 08:52

Here is a pic of my 14 year old Japanese spitz. Selfie mode on!

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Redeemer8 · 27th September 2014, 14:25

Hi , I love dogs & wanted to share this amazing link of a Beagle which returns lost items in the airport. It's adorable

http://sfglobe.com/?id=14013&src=home_feed

dre@ms · 7th October 2014, 15:41

Any Golden Retriever or German Shepherd pups for adoption in Hyderabad?

Ushuaia · 7th October 2014, 15:46

My Gaddi dog just finished a trip to Jalori with me.

ruchirtnt · 7th October 2014, 16:23

is it a tibetan mastiff?

Ushuaia · 7th October 2014, 21:20

Enzo is a Gaddi from Barshaini near Manikaran taken from a shepherd family. They are subfamily of TM but with more leaner body and have a bit of Bhutia blood in them. Nature wise similar to TM like being aloof, adamant, protect kids and pretty headstrong to bigger opposition as well.

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Originally Posted by swiftnfurious

The problem is with time, these dogs get so attached that the death of one can put the other to serious depression. So if I may suggest, let the Rottie be alone as he is already used to and get a bull mastiff once this one retires.

I agree also having 2 big dogs is a handful. If you have one cherish him. Also objectively we tend to feel more than them. But each dog and their companion are different.

dre@ms · 8th October 2014, 17:44

Just heard and wanted to know if it is true. If a owner cuts the dogs tail, will the dog leave them? Heard this practice is used to get rid of the dog from ones family.

mayankk · 8th October 2014, 18:02

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Originally Posted by dre@ms

Just heard and wanted to know if it is true. If a owner cuts the dogs tail, will the dog leave them? Heard this practice is used to get rid of the dog from ones family.

Allow me to be the first to say this.

Er........what????????

You sure you're posting in the right forum?

29th August 2014, 20:24	#3798
frictionangel Newbie Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Bangalore Posts: 4 Thanked: 9 Times	Sheel, please get a vet to come home and evaluate the situation immediately. It could be muscle or bone related but the symptoms sound disturbing and she may have picked up something nasty. The excessive biting could be from her being in a lot of pain. In any case finding a vet who will come home and look at her will be best.
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31st August 2014, 17:33	#3799
ruchirtnt Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 1,065 Thanked: 125 Times View My Garage	Re: Team-BHPians and their Pets I have a almost 7.5 years old Rottweiler. Iam planning to buy a bull mastiffs for my home and companion to Rottweiler. I have asked local pet keepers to get one for me.
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11th September 2014, 08:52	#3803
RohanDheman BHPian Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Noida/New Delhi Posts: 712 Thanked: 2,148 Times	Here is a pic of my 14 year old Japanese spitz. Selfie mode on! Sent from my iPhone using Team-BHP
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27th September 2014, 14:25	#3804
Redeemer8 BHPian Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 107 Thanked: 44 Times	Re: Team-BHPians and their Pets Hi , I love dogs & wanted to share this amazing link of a Beagle which returns lost items in the airport. It's adorable http://sfglobe.com/?id=14013&src=home_feed
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7th October 2014, 15:41	#3805
dre@ms BHPian Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: MADRAS Posts: 638 Thanked: 206 Times	Any Golden Retriever or German Shepherd pups for adoption in Hyderabad?
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7th October 2014, 15:46	#3806
Ushuaia BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 162 Thanked: 23 Times	My Gaddi dog just finished a trip to Jalori with me. Attached Thumbnails
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7th October 2014, 16:23	#3807
ruchirtnt Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 1,065 Thanked: 125 Times View My Garage	Re: Team-BHPians and their Pets is it a tibetan mastiff?
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8th October 2014, 17:44	#3809
dre@ms BHPian Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: MADRAS Posts: 638 Thanked: 206 Times	Just heard and wanted to know if it is true. If a owner cuts the dogs tail, will the dog leave them? Heard this practice is used to get rid of the dog from ones family.
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