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Is Your Westie Suffering From Stress?

15.10.2007

All dogs including Westies and larger dogs can suffer from stress.  Did you know that a certain amount of stress is necessary for a healthy life.  An example is hunger. This produces which then motivates us to find food, which is a healthful activity.  We need food to live.

Westie Puppy Sleeping Through The Night

26.10.2007

This is one of the recent posts from our Westie Forum  It was posted by Alyse, one of our new members and it concerns her Westie puppy sleeping through the night. She is not getting much herself and it is affecting everyone in her home.

 

My Westie - Incessant Barking

05.11.2007

This question about a westie training problem concerning barking was posted on our busy Westie forum:

 

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 I am sooooooooooooo frustrated with this. I have tried everything I know to stop his incessant barking at the TV and when the tenant comes over to visit.

I have tried, a shake can, sight deprivation of the TV, putting him in his crate, teaching him to bark, spraying him with water, and even a bike horn. I finally did the unthinkable for me and went and bought a citronella anti-bark collar. And that is not even working.

I can't even tune him out as his bark is high pitched and ear splitting.

There I am done venting, we know return control of your forum to you

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Westies Going To The Toilet - Some Delightfull Terms

10.11.2007

This question about a westie training problem concerning barking was posted on our busy Westie forum:   

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Going to the toilet seems to generate all sorts of delightful terms when it refers to a doggy. On another thread we have wee-wees and bark-barks and weezy-poozy . What other delightful names do we have for westie doggy's toileting?

 

Alison

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The Animal's Victoria Cross

12.11.2007

The PDSA Dickin Medal,­ recognised as the animals’ Victoria Cross, is awarded to animals displaying gallantry and devotion to duty while serving or associated with any branch of the Armed Forces or Civil Defence Units.