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I have a couple of dogs that do not get along with each other (they are in-tact males, well one was recently neutered). I'd love to speak to someone who might be able to communicate with them and find a way of the three of them all getting along without me having to separate them. I love all 3 dearly and it's probably just simple jealousy. But the two older boys got along just fine for years, then one day they decided they did not like each other. thanks, |
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Send me their names or post a picture and I will contact them. Paul |
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Titan age 6 Asa age 5 Sonny age (4 next Sat 12th) Thanks Paul :-)
~Penny |
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Hi Penny, Thank you for sending your dog's names. I was able to ensure that I was talking to the correct dogs. All three dogs love you and they all want your attention. Most of the problem is "thinking" one of the others is getting "more" attention, yes, jealousy. The two who are fighting are trying to force each other to be less demanding/desiring of your attention, while the third is less demanding. But you already suspected this, I think. I talked with all three, although the two older dogs were the most talkative. I have tried to explain that you will give all of htem attention and that fighting is only going to get the wrong kind of attention. I also explained that this cannot continue. I hope I have convinced them to ease off and allow you to deal with their needs. Talk to them, thinking at them and explain that you will try to give each the same attention but that there will be times when you will be rushed/busy and it will seem like one or another is getting more, but let them know that it will balance out. I have already explained this but they will be more at ease to hear it from you. Paul |
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Paul, As I may have posted elsewhere, I had to help my beloved Titan close his journey here and bring him to rest in peace.
If you see or speak to him, please please convey my everlasting love. I'm having such a trying time continuing my day to day without his big heart near mine. Tears, Penny |
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Paul, As I may have posted elsewhere, I had to help my beloved Titan close his journey here and bring him to rest in peace.
Titan thanks you for your love and your assistance. He indicates that it was time for him to go, although he did not really wish to do so. He would have preferred to stay with you for a while longer. But he repeats it was time.
If you see or speak to him, please please convey my everlasting love. I'm having such a trying time continuing my day to day without his big heart near mine.
Titan is with you every day, constantly watching over you and wishing he could make you realize that he is there. "watch for the bit of motion in the corner of your eye, feel the sense that I am near, talk to me and listen hard for I will answer". He will try to do things to get your attention but wants you to always remember that he is with you. Paul Tears, Penny |
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Thank you Paul, I saw this message coming in last night to my inbox but I was having PC trouble. I decided to not reboot. I didn't want to get emotional. I had a very wrestles night. Everything you've said is what I've already felt. The affirmation is overwhelming (and very appreciated) because... I knew he'd want to stay and if love alone could have kept us together in body just as the poem says, he'd never have been let go. I'm still so puzzled at what it was that was crippling him. None of our vets could give me any final answers. My suspicions were either a spinal injury or spinal tumor (osteosarcoma). I've always been a dog lover since I was a kid. I've loved all my dogs, but Titan was my heart dog. My husband used to fret over how obviously in love I am with Titan because he feared the day my heart would break. I always knew it would come to pass but had so hoped it would be years down the road from now. I also want Titan to run & be free and happy but so welcome him to stay.
Thank you again Paul.
~Penny~
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Penny, I was reading your question about what was crippling Titan and he showed me his hips and his lower back. Nothing more, just that area below his rib cage. Something in that area. Paul He is a strong dog. Says to tell you again that he is fine and that the time with you was wonderful. |
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Thank you Paul.
It's been 5 wks today and today was a rainy Sunday just like the day
he passed. I miss him so but know that loving & losing a love are part
of living. He's always with me in my heart and memory and I am so glad for
God having given him to me to have.
~Penny~
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is it ok
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| From: Wolf19502 |
Penny,
I was reading your question
about what was crippling Titan and he showed me his hips and his
lower back. Nothing more, just that area below his rib cage.
Something in that area.
Paul
He is a strong dog. Says to tell you again that he is fine
and that the time with you was
wonderful. | |
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