my dog seraphina, [sair-a-feen-a], and she's a dalmatian
mixed with a golden lab, i'll put it straight, she's hairy and white
and has got black spots like a dalmations.
anyway i'm going 2 get 2 the point, every 4th of july,
she hears the fireworks go off, then she shakes terribly,
almost like a earth quake is striking and no one can feel it but her.
is this normal? why does this happen? how can i fix it?

seraphina's eyes are red around the pupal, and i sware
she is not a hound! i just don't know why her eyes are
red. we allways thought it was allergies, a disiese, or
a possibility she was born that way because ever since
we got her she was this way. she was 5 years old when we got her, and
we've had her for 5 years. i'm really worried about her. and we can
never catch up with the only good vet wee have around hear. is this
also normal?
why are her eyes red? how can i fix it?

P.S.please answer these questions if you know the answer!just e-mail

I honestly had such a hard time reading your post I stopped mid-way.

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"mira" wrote in message
oups.com...
my dog seraphina, [sair-a-feen-a], and she's a dalmatian
mixed with a golden lab, i'll put it straight, she's hairy and white
and has got black spots like a dalmations.
anyway i'm going 2 get 2 the point, every 4th of july,
she hears the fireworks go off, then she shakes terribly,
almost like a earth quake is striking and no one can feel it but her.
is this normal? why does this happen? how can i fix it?

seraphina's eyes are red around the pupal, and i sware
she is not a hound! i just don't know why her eyes are
red. we allways thought it was allergies, a disiese, or
a possibility she was born that way because ever since
we got her she was this way. she was 5 years old when we got her, and
we've had her for 5 years. i'm really worried about her. and we can
never catch up with the only good vet wee have around hear. is this
also normal?
why are her eyes red? how can i fix it?

P.S.please answer these questions if you know the answer!just e-mail

"Sharon Too" wrote in message
...
I honestly had such a hard time reading your post I stopped mid-way.

..........I think text messages have polluted the brains of the young.

buglady
take out the dog before replying

"mira" wrote in message
oups.com...
i'm really worried about her. and we can
never catch up with the only good vet wee have around hear. is this
also normal?

...................if you're worried about your dog, though I couldn't tell
what was going on from your rambling post, take her to the vet.
buglady
take out the dog before replying

buglady wrote:
"Sharon Too" wrote in message
...
I honestly had such a hard time reading your post I stopped mid-way.

.........I think text messages have polluted the brains of the young.

Could be, but I get the impression that it's more of a mental
ability issue.

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http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther)

I honestly had such a hard time reading your post I stopped mid-way.

.........I think text messages have polluted the brains of the young.

Oy.

in thread oups.com: mira
whittled the following words:


she hears the fireworks go off, then she shakes terribly,
is this normal? why does this happen? how can i fix it?
Translation :
My dog has fear of fireworks

This is very common and it's always a question asked this time of year.
There is much documented information on the net, ranging from desensitation
techniques to medication or a combination of both.
"http://www.google.com/search?q=dog+fireworks+fear&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-
8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial"
Try what works best for your dog. The above link should help you get
started


why are her eyes red? how can i fix it?
No translation needed here. Take her to the vet and see if there is
something that needs to be fixed.

In article ,
Shelly wrote:
Could be, but I get the impression that it's more of a mental
ability issue.

I think I disagree (I'm kind of ambivalent). I thought it
was relatively easy to read - it was structured in real
paragraphs (i.e. the ideas were organized) and it was
basically coherent. The errors were spelling and syntax.

I read a lot of stuff in English written by non-native
speakers and there's a big difference between something
that's mechanically inept and something that's
intellectually inept. While I don't see the usual signs
that this is a non-native speaker I don't see the signs of
intellectual disability, either. I think the spelling was
just really, really annoying. But, as I said, it wouldn't
be that hard to convince me I'm wrong.
--
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Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

Melinda Shore wrote:
In article ,
Shelly wrote:
Could be, but I get the impression that it's more of a mental
ability issue.

I think I disagree (I'm kind of ambivalent).

Perhaps you may have meant "I think I'm kind of ambivalent"?

But, as I said, it wouldn't
be that hard to convince me I'm wrong.

You could well be correct. I work with a lot of non-native speakers
of English, but their English skills are generally excellent, so I'm
not a good judge.

For some reason, my "Is this that Karsan and/or Mirelle person?"
meter was tweaked.

--
Shelly
http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship)
http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther)

I honestly had such a hard time reading your post I stopped mid-way.

.........I think text messages have polluted the brains of the young.

Could be, but I get the impression that it's more of a mental ability
issue.

Being a former teacher, it looked to me more like sloppy or lazy writing.
The "anyway i'm going 2 get 2 the point" is a clue. No caps at beginning of
sentences and proper nouns, sloppy sentence structure... I had students with
mental problems and some that were ESLs, none wrote so lazily.

I know this doesn't bother some people, and that's fine. Personal gripe I
suppose. But It's just good manners when asking for help on a public forum,
NG etc, to do your best to make the post readable.