MamaSheepdog":2i7rblnf said:Yeowch!
Next time maybe you should play a safe game of fetch. You might also make a tug toy for him- if you have an old pair of jeans you can cut long narrow strips and braid them and tie some knots along the length for a sturdy (and free!) toy.
Do you have any Vetericyn on hand for the bunnies? It works great on people too. I use it on myself all of the time.
jeannie":kojfs89f said:Are you up to date with your tetanus vaccination?
coyotejoe":kojfs89f said:It was a game of fetch, until he changed the rules! :lol: I was about to throw a stick for him when he grabbed the stick in his mouth and raked his claws across my arm.
coyotejoe":kojfs89f said:73 year old skin which tears easily.
Frosted Rabbits":2u3fpx5r said:Hey, can I use these statements from you all in a court as evidence that some people DO understand that not not injuries from dogs mean the dog is a "dangerous" animal?
Dog licking can actually help heal some things, though I don't know why.coyotejoe":3cp46yfg said:Now my dog constantly want's to fix it for me by licking my wounds. I'd prefer he keep his tongue to himself. :lol:
Miss M":3970tzqo said:My mom's mother had some sort of skin problem on her foot once, and their dog started licking it. She tried to get him to stop, but he still did it at every opportunity. The problem, for which she had been to the dermatologist and it had responded to nothing he had thrown at it, started clearing up with the licking. Once she realized that, she let him lick it as much as he wanted. It resolved quickly.
coyotejoe":i0215r8l said:But my dog isn't a healer, he's a pointer. :lol:
But my dog isn't a healer, he's a pointer.
:groooan: :fainting: :doc:coyotejoe":22rom9rg said:But my dog isn't a healer, he's a pointer. :lol:
Oh never mind.
You did NOT just do that!coyotejoe":382hr49d said:But my dog isn't a healer, he's a pointer. :lol:
Oh never mind.
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