DOGS

[seth_70]

I was hoping not to take her to the vets there that expensive,arl have to blindfold her and put a rubber band round her muzzle :

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:
I was hoping not to take her to the vets there that expensive,arl have to blindfold her and put a rubber band round her muzzle :

I nl w what you mean got my dog taged and insured when I was there in case amy thing else happened and don’t even have him anymore he run away what type of dog is it

[seth_70]

Its a whippet m8 , a propper yorkshire dog ,ive got her chipped and insured she cost a fortune ,shes got a good pedegree ,i was goin to breed her but couldnt stand the thought of another dog messing with her,a bit like a dad with his daughter,sad really

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:
Its a whippet m8 , a propper yorkshire dog ,ive got her chipped and insured she cost a fortune ,shes got a good pedegree ,i was goin to breed her but couldnt stand the thought of another dog messing with her,a bit like a dad with his daughter,sad really

So it’s a wee dog so it’s probably something wrong with its bones are it gums what’s making it so uncomfortable

[dave_the_renegade]

Simon:

Dave the Renegade:

Archie the Cairn Terrier, with the mutt sat behind him.

He looks just like our little Cairn ■■■■■ did a few years ago. She’s nearly 10 yrs old now and still racing around like a wee loony
This is her a couple of years ago, with a white beard from stuffing her nose into the snow.

(Click on the pic for a slightly larger version)

This one is 6 years old Simon. That last one also a Cairn lived to just over 18 years old. The first Cairn I had lived to 15 and a half, super little dogs.
Cheers Dave.

[seth_70]

irish lorries:

seth 70:
Its a whippet m8 , a propper yorkshire dog ,ive got her chipped and insured she cost a fortune ,shes got a good pedegree ,i was goin to breed her but couldnt stand the thought of another dog messing with her,a bit like a dad with his daughter,sad really

So it’s a wee dog so it’s probably something wrong with its bones are it gums what’s making it so uncomfortable

Its gums and bones are fine ,shes just become nervous ,ive been on the internet and the breed are very highly strung ,bonfire nite and thunder ,and she a nervous wreck,other than that shes spot on

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:

irish lorries:

seth 70:
Its a whippet m8 , a propper yorkshire dog ,ive got her chipped and insured she cost a fortune ,shes got a good pedegree ,i was goin to breed her but couldnt stand the thought of another dog messing with her,a bit like a dad with his daughter,sad really

So it’s a wee dog so it’s probably something wrong with its bones are it gums what’s making it so uncomfortable

Its gums and bones are fine ,shes just become nervous ,ive been on the internet and the breed are very highly strung ,bonfire nite and thunder ,and she a nervous wreck,other than that shes spot on

Alright well hope your dog is fine than

[the_maoster]

seth 70:
Its a whippet m8 , a propper yorkshire dog ,ive got her chipped :

How fast does a whippet go once it’s been chipped? Does it affect the emissions?

[melchett]

seth 70:
Its gums and bones are fine ,shes just become nervous ,ive been on the internet and the breed are very highly strung ,bonfire nite and thunder ,and she a nervous wreck,other than that shes spot on

There’s a couple of things you can try…

Take her a very short distance in the car, even if it’s just half a mile up the road, then walk her. That way she will (hopefully) associate a car ride with something good & lose the nervousness.

Make sure the windows are open a little, maybe enough for her to stick her head out if she wants too. It’'ll maybe distract her enough to stop the sickness.

About 10 mins before getting in the car, give her something sugery (not chocolate). It works with kids & is supposed to help dogs.

[seth_70]

Melchett:

seth 70:
Its gums and bones are fine ,shes just become nervous ,ive been on the internet and the breed are very highly strung ,bonfire nite and thunder ,and she a nervous wreck,other than that shes spot on

There’s a couple of things you can try…

Take her a very short distance in the car, even if it’s just half a mile up the road, then walk her. That way she will (hopefully) associate a car ride with something good & lose the nervousness.

Make sure the windows are open a little, maybe enough for her to stick her head out if she wants too. It’'ll maybe distract her enough to stop the sickness.

About 10 mins before getting in the car, give her something sugery (not chocolate). It works with kids & is supposed to help dogs.

Thanx for that i will give it a go,what i cant understand is why she been ok and its just started ,when i say she is sick i dont mean just a bit ,its really violent and she really scambles and panicks to get out,ive tried the window down abit and someone holding and comforting her that doesnt work its a nitemare really because there are some nice places to go where i live but you need to go in the car

[erfguy]

Seth I think if she was mine I would take her for a check up at the vets its funny how she was okay and now she has gone like that. Just think she maybe is in a wee bit o pain and has no way of telling you. Eddie.

[albion]

Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

[seth_70]

albion:
Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

She will jump in and out of the car all day long its just when it moves she starts,whippets can run about 35 ,40 mile an hour so im thinking about letting her run at the back of the car on a long rope only kidding

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:

albion:
Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

She will jump in and out of the car all day long its just when it moves she starts,whippets can run about 35 ,40 mile an hour so im thinking about letting her run at the back of the car on a long rope only kidding

Do you keep her in the back seat or the boot

[seth_70]

irish lorries:

seth 70:

albion:
Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

She will jump in and out of the car all day long its just when it moves she starts,whippets can run about 35 ,40 mile an hour so im thinking about letting her run at the back of the car on a long rope only kidding

Do you keep her in the back seat or the boot

I keep her in house irish lorries ive tried her in both and in passenger footwell so she cant see we are moving but still no good

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:

irish lorries:

seth 70:

albion:
Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

She will jump in and out of the car all day long its just when it moves she starts,whippets can run about 35 ,40 mile an hour so im thinking about letting her run at the back of the car on a long rope only kidding

Do you keep her in the back seat or the boot

I keep her in house irish lorries ive tried her in both and in passenger footwell so she cant see we are moving but still no good

Does she lay down or stand up in the car

[seth_70]

irish lorries:

seth 70:

irish lorries:

seth 70:

albion:
Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

She will jump in and out of the car all day long its just when it moves she starts,whippets can run about 35 ,40 mile an hour so im thinking about letting her run at the back of the car on a long rope only kidding

Do you keep her in the back seat or the boot

I keep her in house irish lorries ive tried her in both and in passenger footwell so she cant see we are moving but still no good

Does she lay down or stand up in the car

She scrambles all over,me m8s coming down in a bit hes got a dog and a big shogun ,im gunna try her in a bigger car with another dog and see if that calms her down ,i dont think fussing her helps her,i will just put her in the back and hope the other dog takes her mind off things

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:

irish lorries:

seth 70:

irish lorries:

seth 70:

albion:
Yes, I’d rule anything out with the vet, but it’s unlikely to be anything if it’s only happening in the car.

I’ve done what melchett said with a new (rescue) dog that had probably never been in a car and was scared of the travelling. If ten minutes is stressing the dog too much, it might be a case of starting even more slowly and just sitting in the car, having a treat and then getting out, building up to driving round the block, plenty of fuss and treats and then up to ten minutes. As melchett said, it’s all about the dog connecting the car with something good.

She will jump in and out of the car all day long its just when it moves she starts,whippets can run about 35 ,40 mile an hour so im thinking about letting her run at the back of the car on a long rope only kidding

Do you keep her in the back seat or the boot

I keep her in house irish lorries ive tried her in both and in passenger footwell so she cant see we are moving but still no good

Does she lay down or stand up in the car

She scrambles all over,me m8s coming down in a bit hes got a dog and a big shogun ,im gunna try her in a bigger car with another dog and see if that calms her down ,i dont think fussing her helps her,i will just put her in the back and hope the other dog takes her mind off things

not a bad idea never had a dog that doesn’t like cars so don’t now but you could also try putting her bed in the car so she has something she’s use too

[seth_70]

Cracked it ,she was too busy playing with other dog to realise she wasent keen on cars,me m8 dunt know yet hes got a new job taking her out when he takes his dog,or i will take his dog with me ,no problem either way

[irish_lorries]

seth 70:
Cracked it ,she was too busy playing with other dog to realise she wasent keen on cars,me m8 dunt know yet hes got a new job taking her out when he takes his dog,or i will take his dog with me ,no problem either way

Good to hear your dog’s okay