Buddy the wimp
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Buddy the wimp
Submitted by Anonymous on April 20, 2010 - 5:26pmThanks for all your messages yesterday re Buddy. Seems like he is not the only one 
I must admit though i'm getting worried about him. I cant get him to go outside to pee, as he's scared of next doors dog. We've lived there for six months and he's been fine with him until now. I literally have to push him out there and as soon as the other one barks he shoots back in scared out of his wits.....
What do you think I should do????? He's suffering with his skin a the moment (loss of hair and some sores, vets appt on sat). Do you think he's just feeling sorry for himself????
Sorry i dont get to respond often now, tough at work. Hope all yr bullies are well. Ce hope Cody is doing good and Robint Maggie is feeling loads better.
Lots of bully kisses from Buddy
Clairex
thx christina
I have had the neighbours dog over many times. So have said to her that maybe we'll take them for a walk together then her dog can come back with me for an hour or so. See if this helps him
Feel like such a baddie making him go out when he looks so scared
What about...
getting your bullie together with the next door dog? (if he's not an actual threat!) You can bring him into your house (so your bullie is in his territory) and slowly get them to socialize with you encouraging him with praise and treats, etc...
I'm not an expert though, but just thought if he saw that the other dog is OK with you that he would relax a little. Plus all these stresses could be making his skin issues worst.
Hope this helps! Warm hugs to your baby!
- Cristina (& Leeloo)
"the greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return."
Wish I could offer some ideas
I wonder if they got in a fight through the fence, or something like that. Hope it works out soon.
Just think that in the long run it's for his own good...
you're a great mommy!
- Cristina (& Leeloo)
"the greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return."