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Caution - Has Bitten: January 2008

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Caution - Has Bitten. Musings and ramblings from a suburban veterinary clinic - the epicenter of joy and fun for all small predators. Wednesday, January 30, 2008. I thought elementary school was mandatory. Flashback to 2 weeks ago. Wife brings dog back for recheck. Says oh yes, I've done the meds everyday, the ear looks great. Whines about paying for the recheck, even though she called and scheduled it out of her free will. Blah blah blah. Butthis IS the left ear.". No, that's the right ear.". Even thoug...

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Caution - Has Bitten: December 2007

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Caution - Has Bitten. Musings and ramblings from a suburban veterinary clinic - the epicenter of joy and fun for all small predators. Sunday, December 30, 2007. The remainder of the staff consisted of a couple kennel people, a couple receptionists, and moi. This was essentially the veterinary equivalent of a miniature apocalypse, and the beginning of my slow descent into insanity. If I wouldn't have had my shiny clicky pen, I might have killed someone. I guard that thing with my life. Me: "I can assure y...

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Caution - Has Bitten: Quote of the Day

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Caution - Has Bitten. Musings and ramblings from a suburban veterinary clinic - the epicenter of joy and fun for all small predators. Friday, January 16, 2009. Quote of the Day. Client: "My dog just went under the table! Client: "Someone told me that when dogs go under tables, they go there to die. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I Can Has Cheezburger? Tales from Labor and Delivery. Ten out of Ten. Im nauseous with glee. Quote of the Day. Why no one gets my number. View my complete profile.

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MANHATTAN CHIEN~MetroChien: October 2006

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Garlic has a long history. Of use dating back to Egypt in 3200 BC. Its technically an onion which we know to be toxic to dogs but garlic is a mild onion with lower amounts of n-propyl disulphide, the ingredient that causes damage to red blood cells. The beneficial properties of garlic as an antioxidant, immune booster. And its antimicrobial properties functioning as a natural antibiotic. Posted by Le Pack Leader 28.10.06. Ever wondered why your dogs eat grass? My dogs enjoy eating grass, especially fresh...

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MANHATTAN CHIEN~MetroChien: Summer Prep

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Welcome to my world-if you're reading this you're probably already there. Posted by MetroChien 27.5.07. Legumes de La Mer. Thank You for Being Such a Pain. To know, know, know you. The Other End of the Leash. By Patricia McConnell; Culture Clash. By Jean Donaldson; Calming Signals. By Turid Rugaas; Bones Would Rain from the Sky. By Suzanne Clothier; The Wolf: The Ecology and Behavior of an Endangered Species. By L David Mech;. Natural Nutrition for Cats and Dogs. By Kymythy Schultze; Give Your Dog A Bone.

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MANHATTAN CHIEN~MetroChien: January 2007

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Thank You for Being Such a Pain. Taking a stroll with your dog in NYC can be an uplifting experience. Manhattanite faces soften allowing themselves a smile, even a little chuckle when they see Eti trot purposefully by, their tough exteriors compromised by the sight of his big bat ears. Many abandon the first rule of NYC sidewalk survival "walk fast, no eye contact" to stop and say hello, or " he's beautiful. There's the ones that bring their dogs toys to the dog run and are annoyed that your dog keeps tr...

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MANHATTAN CHIEN~MetroChien: Hug Me, I'm French

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Hug Me, I'm French. Do you like to be hugged? Do you come from a touchy feely family thats comfortable with shows of physical affection or one where its culturally not the norm to engage in them? So how about in the canine world? I've seen this subject be one of lively debate in response to the statement "Dogs don't like to be Hugged". What's the reasoning behind this? In Patricia McConell's book ' The Other End of the Leash. Is the main emotion shared by autistics and animals. "Objects that make sud...

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MANHATTAN CHIEN~MetroChien: Flat Faced Features

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I was aware of some of the breed specific problems that Frenchies have being brachycephalic, mainly by reading the excellent article by Jan Grebe called ' The Brachycephalic Syndrome. But I didn't realise there were other problems as well as an interesting fact- their visual field is more like ours than other dogs which is why they may be more likely to enjoy watching TV with you. I discovered this on another Frenchie Afficionado's site Good Bloggie. I actually know of a couple of Frenchies with the form...

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MANHATTAN CHIEN~MetroChien: Legumes de La Mer

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Legumes de La Mer. Seaweed, Atlantic Kelp, Kombu, Nori, Wakame, Dulse, Spirulina Blue-Green Algae, and Bladderwrack. These are some of the ingredients found in Marine Greens. A supplement derived from algae and sea vegetables. Eti gets one capsule once a week. Posted by Le Pack Leader 13.2.07. Thank You for Being Such a Pain. To know, know, know you. The Other End of the Leash. By Patricia McConnell; Culture Clash. By Jean Donaldson; Calming Signals. By Turid Rugaas; Bones Would Rain from the Sky.