Shitzu poo life and care

Abbie was limping, took her in to see the vet. I have fax all her insurance. We are waiting for her payment , if they don’t pay I will drop the insurance …The cost her insurance was $203a year.

Abbie got her heart worm test and it was negative, loves all the vet techs at the center and they know her very well. She go to visit with day camp personal , she pretty well takes over the place. They love watching the new pups growing up.

Sinceshe had reaction to her vaccine , Dr Smith said would be a good ideal to get a. Benadryl short before the 6 month proheart shot. I am please to say this is the second day after shot with no reactions. Thankful it turn out well!

We are getting advice on tv, some of them continue repeat about staying away from people. Stay home if you can, if your non essential jobs, Thinking they need to define this for some people! Do I really need a motorcycle during this virus outbreak or donuts?

As the days go by, the town becoming a ghost town! This going to hurt the ruse area more. Most are small businesses operating on a she string. Sad thing people taking advantage by hoarding and turn around selling it for a profit. My brother in law could not find paper towels, so we found some and bought some . We will give him paper towels and drop them off.

Other people give things, a Baptist Church giving away food! Pick up for a neighbor because they run out end month and waits for a check at the first of the month. It just warms your heart to help people.

When Abbie was smaller taught her sit when a car go by, instead running after. It been couples since we been out due to the weather. She spotted a car coming towards us. She automatically sit , praise her for remember that. Next was to get her walk, first she was wanting to tug so I turn and go opposite direction, she was stubborn at first. I kept going opposite direction, she started learning. I praised her, I know the out come will be good.

I learn this in obedience class I had taken at local college. I am planning to take her to obeisance school once This virus’s is over.

Getting up early wasn’t a problem as we had another bad night with Maggie and got about 3 hours sleep. We’re not sure if it was something she ate or …

Today’s Experience in the Supermarket

We prepared food and did her grooming early this month. Stop the day camp with other pets till this over. We have enough food for a month for Abbie, order her heartwarming meds thru the online site.

We been giving positive praise with her training. At this time staying in the crate for 45 minutes, Tom puts her in when he leaves for work, I am coming home from work.

Things change this morning , she escaped out of her crate! I could not find any problems like chewing of furniture. I did fine a small where she had small BM. Other than that, she did not tear anything up or get hurt! Will have a surcure with another lock

NO EVIDENCE DOGS GET COVID-19

These FAQs were last updated on March 12, 2020.

Can dogs get the new coronavirus (COVID-19)?

At this time, experts believe it is very unlikely. The World Health Organization currently advises that there is no evidence to suggest that dogs or cats can be infected with the new coronavirus. The OIE states there is no evidence that dogs play a role in the spread of this disease or that they become sick. The CDC also seconds that opinion, stating that, “At this time, there is no evidence that companion animals including pets can spread COVID-19.”

If experts believe it is unlikely for a dog to get COVID-19, how did a dog test “positive” in Hong Kong?

This canine patient was in close contact with an infected human, who was likely shedding large quantities of the virus. This led to the virus being in the dog’s nose. There is no indication that the dog is sick or showing any symptoms. Authorities say they will continue to quarantine and test the dog to evaluate if the canine patient becomes ill. In short, there was coronavirus on the dog just like there was coronavirus on the floor in the room but the dog was not infected or diseased.

https://judysdogreport.com/2020/03/19/coronavirus-and-your-dog-what-you-need-to-know/

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Abbie loves to jump and run play all day long, she is determined she going to play catch with her ball no matter what your trying to do. Took her to the vet and she had knee problems, he placed her on supplement and pain med for a week. She started walking better ,she will remain on supplement. We will have appointment on March 18 appt with Dr Ash at Pet Wellness.