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Yes my cat does it all the time, prefers that to her basket
Excuse me for acting a bit dumb but im a bit lost with this topic
I agree with all the other posts, a lot more information is needed before we can even try to establish what is going on. But any dog that is sick should be seen by a vet, good luck and let us know the outcome
I would definitely worry and take her to the vet to be on the safe side.
Please seek adult advice and get the adults to do the investigating, but please do something for these poor animals. I apologise in advance if this is not a child posting.
🙂 taylor that did make me laugh, but saved me from posting the same thing! You should make sure you have all bits and pieces before getting the dog. Bramble or cookie are nice names.
I would get him seen by the vet, does he try to scratch it or anything. By the way how old is he? I also have a black lab.
I definitely agree with sue please get her to the vet asap.
lol 🙂 very well said pigatronic i knew you would explain it so well
I’ll let pigatronic explain 🙂 over to you pigatronic lol!
🙂 couldn’t have put it better myself
I can verify that my 8 month old lab does this and so did my golden lab.
I have just phoned rspca, they will investigate and let me know the outcome, thanks pigatronic for replying i will keep you updated. I feel much better now.
Its not really contacting the rspca because i can do it anon but they will put 2 and 2 together, new neighbours and rspca on there doorstep! if you know what i mean. But ive got to do it, i saw him again today and i nearly cried!
Hi with my lab when she pulled on the lead I turned and walked the other way, keep doing this when ever she pulls and eventually she’ll learn she gets nowhere if she pulls. With jumping up at visitors what i did was when she jumped up I calmly said no and led her into another room then let her out after a few minutes, then just keep repeating it until she learns not to jump. My lab now sits when a visitor comes in and only sniffs and wags his tail when i say "say hello" 🙂