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Comment on All about Cushings Disease in Dogs by pinky

pinky — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 04:54:20 +0000

my dog is a chihuahua mixed with a poddle she doent want to eat or drink all she does is be bundle up in a little ball she tries to stand but falls to the side

Comment on Causes and Treatments For Cancer in Your Cat by Mommyhen

Mommyhen — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 08:50:59 +0000

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Comment on How To Tell If Your Dog is Pregnant by liz

liz — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:30:17 +0000

Do dogs get fever?

Comment on How To Tell If Your Dog is Pregnant by Dais

Dais — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:16:30 +0000

Can a human pregnancy test work on female dogs??

Comment on Loggerhead Sea Turtle: The State Saltwater Reptile of Florida by pet snake

pet snake — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 00:59:42 +0000

Hey Petinsurance101,
Thanks, on a related note, The only living member of the genus Caretta, the Loggerhead sea turtle can expand up to an daunting 364 kg and 1.1 metres extensive. The species is so named for the turtle’s through-sizable head punctuated by a set of powerful jaws appropriate for feeding on a vast variety of sea everyday living from mollusks (whelks and conch) to crustaceans (crabs and shrimp) to fish and jellyfish. They have also been best-known to consume small-scale or immature maritime animals this kind of as sea birds and mammals.
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Comment on Top 10 Most Dangerous Large Dog Breeds by Zeph

Zeph — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 05:16:41 +0000

i forgot to address the other dogs

I agree presa canarios are currently dangerous, but not all of them. This is only because they are mostly used as guard dogs, so there isn’t a large amount of dogs trained to be a pet and not a guard. As with other breeds, when treated as a pet it can be friendly and well adapted.

Dobermans: ‘They don’t take lightly to violent play or any form of aggressive play. Once it feels threatened by any intruder, it attacks immediately.’

My family has dobermans all over the place and has for many years. Never once has one bitten or attacked. When treated as pets rather than guards, most dobermans I have met act tough but are really just big tough looking scaredy cats.

other than that, this is fine. I still don’t believe that labeling certain breeds as dangerous is fair, but the rest of thee information here is agreeable.

Comment on Top 10 Most Dangerous Large Dog Breeds by Zeph

Zeph — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 05:09:26 +0000

this always makes me mad. Pit bull is NOT a breed. It as a group of breeds. They actually did not originate in America, but in europe. If you mean the american pit bull terrier, or the american staffordshire then say the actual breed.

“once its jaws are locked on their prey, they remain like that till they are sure the prey is dead.”

This is a myth. Their jaws do not lock. Pit bulls are not the vicious killers people believe them to be.

Any dog can be dangerous with the wrong owner. Any dog can be good and loving with the right owner. It all depends on the person who owns the dog. I have met many small dogs that I would not even try to pet, but I have never even been growled at by a big dog. I have approached pit bull mixes in the street, without a growl or a show of teeth. Again, it depend on the person involved. There is no genetic that makes a dog mean.

Comment on Tsunamis and Earthquakes Do Animals Really Sense Danger? by David Bordne

David Bordne — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 02:32:30 +0000

Last night my dog Taz, a Shiba Inu, was acting VERY unusual, like he was spooked and knew something was wrong. He acting nervous and jumping up on me on the couch which he has never done before and constantly wanting to go outside. This morning I let him out before I left for work and when he came back in, he was literally shivering like he just came out of a freezer. He has never did this before. Then the earthquake hit today and it then it clicked when I got home. The say animals can sense earthquakes hours before it happens. I’m definatly 100% convinced that he knew something was about to happen that was not normal. Tonight he is still acting abnormal so we may not be done with this.

Comment on Top 10 Most Dangerous Large Dog Breeds by OpachiPitBullz

OpachiPitBullz — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 18:39:15 +0000

Dalmatians?? HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!

Comment on Top 10 Most Dangerous Large Dog Breeds by tom

tom — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 19:19:18 +0000

What makes golden retrievers and labs a completely different story than other large dogs? Disregarding temperament retrievers and labs are just as big and weigh as much as other dogs. And who’s to say that other large breeds can’t be kind and gentle? How is that reserved only for retrievers and labs? They are dogs after all and will attack if they feel scared or threatened.