I have one handicapped Shih Tzu. He doesn't have much feeling in his legs or tail. However, every since my Shih Tzu came back from the groomer's, the Silky terrier that I adopted 2 months ago has been chomping at my other dog's feet and tail. To the point of blood. Suggestions?
Even with smaller portions he leaves a lot behind. Next meal time he wants food from the bag.
Should I suspect the quality of a portion of the food in the bag? Is dry food controlled to be completely uniform?
So when I get to college I plan on getting or bringing a pet with me and I trying to decide if a papillon or a small animal (ferret, rat, sugar glider, or Madagascan Hissing Cokroch) would be smarter. I will either be in a dorm room or an apartment when owning these animals and require some help ...
Today I forced my cat not to sleep on my mother's lags, rather sleep on the sofa by my side where I work. It is really annoying that my cat will sleep only on my mother's legs.
I have one handicapped Shih Tzu. He doesn't have much feeling in his legs or tail. However, every since my Shih Tzu came back from the groomer's, the Silky terrier that I adopted 2 months ago has been chomping at my other dog's feet and tail. To the point of blood. Suggestions?
