Hey everyone! I need some advice. My pupper used to love the dog park, he would go chase dogs and run and get so tuckered out. He still loves the dog park but now he has started this thing where he picks one dog. Male or female doesnt matter, and stalks them the entire time. Humps them continuously and doesnt leave the poor dog alone until we leave or the other dog leaves. It's kind of embarrassing, but also I feel bad because the other dog is trying to enjoy their time and here my dog is preying on them the entire time. Is this something I need to except? Is it a phase? What should I do to correct it?
I get it, it's a cross breed of a Cocker Spaniel and a Poodle. The name, however, immediately makes me think of dicks and shit every time I hear it. I'm almost certain that the person who initially came up with it would've noticed this and decided to keep using it anyway. I'm sitting in a professional meeting with my colleagues and someone mentions they have a Cockapoo and now I'm picturing a giant prick and a piece of shit. Come up with a new name for it, dammit.
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Title says it all. He has skin issues and I just spent $300 at the vet on his Apoquel. Is this thing something that I can clean out and to which I can apply something over the counter? Would it harm him to try? He doesn’t seem to be paying it attention and I found it today by accident. When I pet him, I scratch the bottom of his chin and his butt, so I don’t know how long he’s even had it :( this is because he has another little growth on his head that looks very different than this one. The other growth is filled with liquid and a nice symmetrical small ball (smaller than a marble, round). The vet drained that one once and tested it and said that whatever was in it wasn’t harmful and to just let it be. That bump stayed away for awhile but eventually came back and filled up again.
This one in the photos is the one I am asking about. It is jagged around the edges and red. It is located on top of his head at one of the corners where his ear begins.
Hi, everybody! I adopted my baby Tucker in December 2020. He’s a 6-year-old male and extremely sweet with me and with other people when they approach him slowly. He has however exhibited aggression towards other dogs as long as I’ve had him. I live in an apartment complex with lots of other dog owners, and walking him is a challenging task, as it involves looking out for and steering him away from other dogs constantly. When he sees another dog, no matter their size or distance from us, he goes ballistic with barking and straining against the leash, towards the other dog. This has caused issues in the past when other dogs have reacted aggressively or when dog owners have lost control of their large dogs. Even though Tucker is ~25 lbs., he will bark at much larger dogs: Pit bulls, Great Pyrenees, etc. He also barks a lot when he even smells another dog’s scent, almost as though he were seeing that dog. I know he needs training, but I don’t know how he could handle a group class, and I don’t know that I have the budget for the private, specialized training he would really benefit from (Although I’m likely going to enroll him soon anyway). Does anyone else’s dog exhibit these behaviors? Any tips on curtailing them? Thank you so much!
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Hi! I wonder if anyone might be able to help? We have a 9 week old baby and a 3 year old cockapoo.
Until we had the baby, the dog was treated as the main focus in the house. She is nice to all adult humans, but isn't too keen on kids in general - though not aggressive. She used to bark at other people's babies if my wife or I held them. Jealous we thought.
Ever since we had the baby, we have been trying to keep the dog involved and make sure she is not left out or jealous. Unfortunately she still seems uncertain about him. She usually ignores him, but if he is crying or making unhappy noises she will bark or growl. Is she likely angry at him or just worried about him? She growls and barks, and licks him (feet in suit only thing near her) if she gets close, but we are always worried by her behaviour.
They are never left alone and are always overseen when together.
Tips appreciated.
My puppy is almost 8m/o and when we first got him, he met my uncles, and even went to Mackinac island and he was very calm he let everyone pet him. We then took him to my cousins house where he seemed happy and jumping on the couch where they were sitting. But maybe 2 months ago he started getting really nervous near dogs and people. My uncle comes over maybe every other week and he barks at him like crazy until he mans up and walks up to him and smells him. We recently took him to the park so he could run and there was a tiny and a huge dog there. He walked up to them but they started barking at him first so he got really scared and started barking back and he was breathing heavily. We had to go home after that. Is there any way I can improve his behavior when he first meets people?
