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  • Going to S CA B rescue to check a red boy

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    MothM
    Good luck with the meeting :)
  • NV-Henderson-Elderly Female B Needs Home/Rescue

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    This group and BRAT are great…everyone wants to do what they can to help these old dogs who fall on hard times. These type of b's just break my heart. Glad to hear this old dear will fall into soft hands.
  • CL- B/W girl in NJ- Annabelle

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    MacPackM
    Awww, so far away! She is pretty, hopefully she will find a good home.
  • Why we do rescue

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    S
    Thank you..the good stories keep me going. Hugs for your post.
  • Just Rescued B/mix

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    I would try to find a vet that is interested in learning about B's or know's about B's. It took me a while to find a vet that would listen to ME and not the average shoot em up/shove it down mentality. Try a warm bath for the BM. As for the frontline and intercept they should be able to be held off. I don't use flea med-my B's don't tend to get fleas. If it's for the heart worm only wait a few days til she feels better and then give it to her if you need to use it where you are. I know here we only use it til November. If you want a basic food, as Sharon said-chicken and rice is the easiest on the tummy. You may want to make your own for the moment-boiled chicken and rice. Arlene
  • I do rescue

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    Imo, the difference between a nip and a bite is if the skin is broken and they draw blood. Puppies and some uneducated adult dogs nip…its not something anyone wants, but imo it can be corrected. A bite, a totally diffent issue and something that should be eval. on a case by case event.