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RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 06-26-2020

(06-26-2020, 11:27 AM)Dr. Ivor Yeti Wrote: Yeti Stank is the stank of legends.

Truth.

My eyes still burn from the scars left by post hulkburger yeti stank. Ack, just posting this is triggering my PTSD and now they're watering again. I need some tissues.


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 06-27-2020

Dammit. 

Worms. 

Stacy took Yuki to the vet this morning after she discovered one. 

At least Yetis didn't have worms. My TC coworkers did tho - http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomForum/showthread.php?tid=6&pid=30187#pid30187

mega-ew


RE: Doom Dogs - Dr. Ivor Yeti - 06-27-2020

Ugh. Is this a minor thing or a major thing for poor wee Yuki?


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 06-27-2020

common for pups. kinda common for pets in general. some meds should take care of it quickly.

he had the runs for most of week #1. we controlled his food, added pumpkin, and that issue is now solidified. but now the worms. picking up puppy poop again, an odious task made more unpleasant due to the parasites. life with dogs.

today he started chewing cables. i covered all the exposed cables with peppermint oil - that and tea tree oil has made a decent retardant. we also gave him a bone filled with peanut butter. but he's a gnawer for pretty much everything in site. he's been chewing rocks. makes me wonder how dogs survive in the wild.


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 06-28-2020

Took Yuki to the beach today. His first time seeing the sea. It was so fun. He can really run. It'll be tough to keep up with him after he gets his legs under him.


RE: Doom Dogs - Greg - 06-29-2020

If you are waiting for that good nights sleep once Yuki settles down for the night, just know that Maeve spent the night barking at coyotes outside our bedroom window. Fortunately, the windows were open to catch some nice breezes.


RE: Doom Dogs - King Bob - 06-29-2020

When Hazel was a puppy I remember thinking that it was surprising that dogs weren't extinct because puppies will put anything in their mouths.

She had worms twice as a puppy. Pinworms once (I think she had them when we got her) and tapeworms once.


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 06-29-2020

Stacy took Yuki to the beach again today. She's going to try to do that every morning at day break. Lucky dog.


RE: Doom Dogs - Dr. Ivor Yeti - 06-29-2020

Lucky dog is right. The beach is Doggy Heaven


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 07-01-2020

Dammit. Yuki chewed through our AV wires for our DVD player. We rebooted our set up several times until we noticed - chewed through all three - red, white & yellow. Those were the thinnest. The rest are thick power cables or hdmi. Better not chew those. We’ve moved them higher.

We both have wicked bites. Stacy has a shirt and a pair of pants that now have holes. Yuki is all fangs, tiny sharp fangs.


RE: Doom Dogs - cranefly - 07-01-2020

LCF's sister once had a lop-eared rabbit.  It was big and fluffy, and was always hopping around, because, well, a rabbit.  But then it died.

Chewing into a power cord.

Yeah, might be wise to keep those cords out of reach.


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 07-02-2020

a cautionary tale for sure.

i did cover the cables with essential oils which works for a while until it fades away.


RE: Doom Dogs - Greg - 07-02-2020

Maeve or Dani were kind of enough to pull out my remote speaker wires back at Lynch Manor.

The chewing was a constant battle. You had to be constantly on your guard that you didn't leave something within reach of the shredders. And jut when you thought it was safe, you'd find your new hardback book in tatters.


RE: Doom Dogs - King Bob - 07-02-2020

I remember the chewing well. And the razor sharp puppy teeth. She never went for cords though. Not missing that, although I do miss some of the puppy enthusiasm, which is long gone here.

I once worked with a woman who had a bad scar on her upper lip that she got from biting into a lamp cord as a small child. The only such human injury I've ever heard of.


RE: Doom Dogs - Drunk Monk - 07-02-2020

Yeah, Jingles was more grown when we got him. 

Yuki found the bottom shelf of Stacy's books and nibbled her Guide to Monkeys Chimpanzees and Other Primates. He also took a bite out of her Seals of the World. He's nappn now ... restin up for the next vicious attack. 

I need to get new AV cables today, plus a new easy-to-use mini flashlight for my mom. The twist one she's using is old and finicky and she's been having troubles with it due to her arthritis.

Puppy enthusiasm is pretty magical. Enjoying that part for sure.