ROFLMAO!!! Poor baby - I think he needs a roommate!

• So, I started - Misha
  • I have a sheltie that ate the wall, among other things sm - sm
    • Heavy gauge wire crates are a good choice. - Costlier but "usually" chew proof. nm
  • Maybe this sounds silly, but have you - trose
  • Had a friend with a black lab that chewed sm - mlstoo
  • I had a dog that hated it when I worked outside the home. - bad doggie
  • I had a dog once that hated when I left and would eat anything he could get...sm - been there done that
  • Sounds like somebody was PO'd to be left - sm -
  • Sounds like Bear needs a crate so you - tired in OH
    • My first 2 days were very fun. - Misha
    • Agree he needs crate. He could eat something that - would cause blockage/perforation of bowels. nm
  • Bear ate Santa off the tree...now he's...sm - cat
  • ROFLMAO!!! Poor baby - I think he needs a roommate! - The Other Sunshine
    • What a compassionate response - yvonne
      • I'm not sure who you're calling insensitve, - Misha
        • Oh and he's not alone. He has 2 other dogs with him. - Misha
    • He has the Schipperke and Sasha. - Misha

The messages you are viewing are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select the boards given in left menu

Maybe it is just an idea that his boyfriend had. He really is not the one to tell you the news, it should have been the roommate.  So I'm wondering if the roommate even even knows about it, or if the boyfriend is trying to make arrangements to move in on his own. 

Some folks just can't stand any confrontation, even what it would have taken for your roommate to tell you about these future plans.  If he has never done anything to hurt you before, I would think you could just accept it, and try to maintain your friendship.  If he knows about it, and if he agreed to have the boyfriend tell you, he probably just could not think of any other solution to the problem, other than having his boyfriend tell you, because he did not want to be the one to hurt you.  He probably wasn't thinking about "friendship etiquette" (i.e. being the one to give you the bad news himself) at all. 

I hope you find a nice place to live. 

Sorry I referred to him as female before.  (I've had too much coffee today - I seem to have energy, but no focus.)  It is stressful to try to watch them all the time and to be worrying about them all the time.  I sure hope he'll be okay. 

I actually meant to give you this website in my other post (like I said, no focus!)  It seems to cover pretty much everything about canine epilepsy, and I really like the advice way down near the bottom "Living With An Epileptic Pet."   http://www.canine-epilepsy.net/basics/basics_main.html

I think there are e-mail lists for people with epileptic pets too, which are probably very supportive and helpful. 

I wish you both well.  Please let us know how he's doing.   

When I lost a filling NOTHING took the pain away and I loaded up on as much Tylenol as was safe.  The best thing I found was liquid Anbesol, the strongest strength they make, soaked on a piece of cotton gauze...the kind with like a webbing around it, put right over the tooth.  I also remember staying plastered pretty much the whole time with whiskey high balls. 

I hope you feel better soon!  Nothing worse than dental pain, in my opinion.

He is just looking for love and now he is getting played by Donna (who in my opinion looks like a tramp and is acting like one).  I do agree that the look on Stephanie's face will be priceless...and then she will lunge at Donna and try to kill her....good times, good times!

I know exactly the humiliation she is feeling and can totally relate.  What that 'teacher' said and did is just wrong.  I can only hope she didn't mentally scar your daughter for the rest of her life. 

I got my first period when I was in junior high...was wearing a white skirt to boot.  I heard giggling and normal noise of all us students transferring to and from class but had no idea people were laughing at ME.  Finally, halfway through the day, an older girl who I had no idea who she was, pulled me into the bathroom and said that I may want to go to the nurse's office because there was blood all over the back of my skirt.  I actually took off my skirt, washed it in the TOILET WATER, and hid there the rest of the day until the final bus left and walked home, probably at least 5 miles, completely destroyed.

For such a 'normal' body function that no one should be surprised about, why on earth did no one bother to tell me about it, rather humiliate me like that?  ...and yes, it messed me up for life. 

That adult needs to have her naked behind paddled in public in front of all her peers to even come close to feeling the humiliation your daughter just felt.  Go right to the top and defend your poor daughter.

You must be heartbroken.  How sad!    You did the best you could.

and died from one.  He went to the vet that day and she put him on medication.  I called her and told her he was having more seizures and she said to double his medication.  That night, he had a seizure and did  not come out of it and died staring at me.  I felt so helpless that I could not do anything to help him.  I loved him so much.

Now I have another doed that is only 2-1/2 and he is having seizures about 1 every 3 months.  He gets very scared and I have to comfort him.  He wines and gets under my feet, can't stand up, drools, shivers and goes stiff. 

Your poor pup has really been through the ringer with health issues.  I hope she gets better soon for ALL your sakes!  Keep us posted, sending prayers . . . .