i have a ten year old beagle who i got from the animal shelter 5 years ago.
its pretty clear he was abused in some form before he ended up in the
shelter; when ever i reach for something, like the tv remote, too quickly he
flinches. he gets scared when i sweep the kitchen floor and hides under the
bed.
ive never done anything abusive to him, and always tried to "spoil" him
without spoiling him. like: i let him sleep on my bed, and sit on the couch
and cuddle on my lap. but he's still really spazzy and barks ALL THE TIME.
hes got severe anxiety especially when i leave him, even for a few seconds
to check the mail.
at the this point, my neighbors are complaining, and as i can quit my job
and be a stay at home mom for him, i am left with few options.
i DO NOT want to put him down
and i know at his age with his behavoir, if i brought him back to a shelter,
he probably wouldnt be adopted.
ive read up a little on "debarking" surgery and that whole thing seems iffy.
i dont know of anyone who would want to take him, or would i would feel
comfortable giving him to.
ANY ADVICE???
its getting really bad, and my landlord wants me to "do something" about it.

This coming from one sadistic "Jerry Howe" who NEVER POSTS ANONYMOUSLY.

Boy, Jerry - you are just digging yourself a deeper hole with every
post, aye, mate?

Do I have to pull up all of your posts that say you never post
anonymously or can you handle that task yourelf?

How do you expect ANYONE to believe you anymore? They never did in the
first place, now you are making it a no-brainer.

Go find your goat to molest and be gone...you are a laughing stock...

Anonymous wrote:
HOWEDY graham fandango!,

untrainable beagle! NEED HELP

There AIN'T NO SUCH THING as an untrainable dog.

And you AIN'T gonna be gettin no doGdameneD HEEL
from these pathetic miserable stinkin lyin dog abusin
punk thug cowards and active acute chronic long term
incurable mental cases you're askin for ADVICE WHO'S
OWN DOGS GOT THE SAME PROBLEM for the SAME
REASON.

wrote:
HOWEDY graham fandango!,

I see you are lurking around here since you are EMBARRASSED to post at
the other site.
Explain this one Jerry.

Show Dog Bark

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NEW Jerry Howe training collar 8 Doggy Do Right (and Kitty ...

Recently I bought the Jerry Howe , but I no longer have my
so I must sell it. It is medium sized and would fit most dogs. It still


has the batteries and the radio controller. The 2" deep spikes are
still sharp and dig into the dogs neck effortlessly and humanely. The
constricting knots in the (that choke the neck when button A is held)
work fine but I can not adjusted them right. Once it did tighten up and

not
release and I had to remover the batteries so Rover could breath. The
shock
electrodes are in good shape and work well giving a sharp shock without

too
much burning of the skin as long as a little petroleum jelly is used.

I think Jerry sold these for $49.95 but mine is available for $30 and I

will
mail it to you.

If any one sees Rover out and about please tell him I am so sorry I
joined
this newsgroup.

Mike

- Recently I bought the Jerry Howe ,

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Kitty Will Too). It's a little black box (comes in white too) that
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That's why I've got the free Wits' End
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Jerry:

This was meant to be a joke. Of course this was not your but an
imaginary one. In fact I agree with a lot of what you say you just say
it a
bit aggressively.

- Doggy Do Right (and Kitty Will Too) costs $99.95
- plus $7.50 S&H total $107.45 in US,other countries
- vary, and is 100% money back satisfaction guaranteed
- forever (including paid return shipping). Shipping at this
- time will be immediate. You can order on our secure order
- page on the net at , by phone,
- or US Post. Visa, MasterCard, Personal, and electronic
- checks are accepted.

- The BIOSOUND Scientific Elves offer a 25% for
- shelter and rescue folks. Because they know many
- rescue people work on their own, this extends to anyone
- helping critters, regardless of their affiliation with a bona-
- fide, tax exempt organization.

- Discounted sales must be paid for by check or money
- order accompanied with a purchase request on the
- organization letterhead, through the US Post. The cost of
- credit card processing would put the Elves into the red on
- such orders.

- The rescue and shelter discounted price is $82.45
- (including FL sales tax is $88.90). Make the check or
- M.O. payable to BIOSOUND Scientific, at the address
- below. Send me your address by email or on the phone
- and the Elves will ship a.s.a.p.

- The Doggy Do Right (and Kitty Will Too) machine will
- rehabilitate most behavior problems on it's own, but
- proper handling and is important for your ,
- too.

If nothing else works and you have to find a home contact a beagle rescue
group to find a place for him.

Celeste
"graham fandango!" wrote in message
...
i have a ten year old beagle who i got from the animal shelter 5 years ago.
its pretty clear he was abused in some form before he ended up in the
shelter; when ever i reach for something, like the tv remote, too quickly
he
flinches. he gets scared when i sweep the kitchen floor and hides under
the
bed.
ive never done anything abusive to him, and always tried to "spoil" him
without spoiling him. like: i let him sleep on my bed, and sit on the
couch
and cuddle on my lap. but he's still really spazzy and barks ALL THE TIME.
hes got severe anxiety especially when i leave him, even for a few seconds
to check the mail.
at the this point, my neighbors are complaining, and as i can quit my job
and be a stay at home mom for him, i am left with few options.
i DO NOT want to put him down
and i know at his age with his behavoir, if i brought him back to a
shelter,
he probably wouldnt be adopted.
ive read up a little on "debarking" surgery and that whole thing seems
iffy.
i dont know of anyone who would want to take him, or would i would feel
comfortable giving him to.
ANY ADVICE???
its getting really bad, and my landlord wants me to "do something" about
it.

On Tue, 05 Sep 2006 02:02:19 -0400, .no-spam.invalid (Anonymous)
wrote:

HOWEDY graham fandango!,

untrainable beagle! NEED HELP

There AIN'T NO SUCH THING as an untrainable dog.

Still nym shifting eh, you shitstain? Shut up and get the hell out out
here. Your latest fake name is now in the list of names to inform
people about your brazen attempts to avoid killfiles.

**** you.

I can sympathize as my beagle boy can get pretty vocal when he decides
he has been home alone long enough. This usually coincides with me
getting home later than his usual supper time.

have you tried:
leaving the tv on
leaving a light on
using a crate or even keeping him in a smaller room vs. the run of the
house
giving him a distraction, a "food dispensing" toy like a kong filled
with kibble or smeared with peanut butter.
taking him on several long walks during the day to wear him out. A well
exercised beagle is a sleepy beagle.

Also talk to your vet about anti-anxiety meds.

best of luck,
Lenora


leave a light on. leave the tv on, get the dog some sort of food
dispensing t
graham fandango! wrote:
i have a ten year old beagle who i got from the animal shelter 5 years ago.
its pretty clear he was abused in some form before he ended up in the
shelter; when ever i reach for something, like the tv remote, too quickly he
flinches. he gets scared when i sweep the kitchen floor and hides under the
bed.
ive never done anything abusive to him, and always tried to "spoil" him
without spoiling him. like: i let him sleep on my bed, and sit on the couch
and cuddle on my lap. but he's still really spazzy and barks ALL THE TIME.
hes got severe anxiety especially when i leave him, even for a few seconds
to check the mail.
at the this point, my neighbors are complaining, and as i can quit my job
and be a stay at home mom for him, i am left with few options.
i DO NOT want to put him down
and i know at his age with his behavoir, if i brought him back to a shelter,
he probably wouldnt be adopted.
ive read up a little on "debarking" surgery and that whole thing seems iffy.
i dont know of anyone who would want to take him, or would i would feel
comfortable giving him to.
ANY ADVICE???
its getting really bad, and my landlord wants me to "do something" about it.

graham fandango! wrote:
i have a ten year old beagle who i got from the animal shelter 5 years ago.
its pretty clear he was abused in some form before he ended up in the
shelter; when ever i reach for something, like the tv remote, too quickly he
flinches. he gets scared when i sweep the kitchen floor and hides under the
bed.

That does not necessarily mean he was abused.

ive never done anything abusive to him, and always tried to "spoil" him
without spoiling him. like: i let him sleep on my bed, and sit on the couch
and cuddle on my lap. but he's still really spazzy and barks ALL THE TIME.
hes got severe anxiety especially when i leave him, even for a few seconds
to check the mail.
at the this point, my neighbors are complaining, and as i can quit my job
and be a stay at home mom for him, i am left with few options.
i DO NOT want to put him down
and i know at his age with his behavoir, if i brought him back to a shelter,
he probably wouldnt be adopted.

I can't imagine that anyone would want an elderly dog with behavior
problems.

Ten is pretty young for this sort of thing, but have you asked your
vet about the possibility that the dog having age related cognitive
problems?

Other than that, I'd recommend talking with a local trainer *and*
your vet about measures you can take to relieve some of the dog's
anxiety. There are both meds and behavioral steps that can be pursued.

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