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  • dav1965
    My Great Dane, (hereafter referred to as "the crazy dog"), is a confirmed tail-wagger. Unlike other dogs I know, the crazy dog wags 4' arcs & actually breaks things. Also the end of her tail is constantly a bloody mess (along with the inside of my truck).
    As I type my screen has blood spots on it. She doesn't seem to feel pain & will not stop wagging until I force her to lay down.
    I've considered poking a hole in a tennis ball & super-glueing it on her tail but I know she'd just tear it off.
    I'm open to any suggestions short of bobbing her tail.
    Damn crazy dog!
    [:p]barto[:p]
    PS- Getting swatted up close & personal is a whole new level of pain!
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  • shilowar
    mites? try combing that area with a fine comb and look at it with magnifying glass
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  • jimdeere
    My. Dog had a similar problem. Vet said was allergy. One flea or bug bite could cause an outbreak. Also could be triggered by other sources.
    Personally, I don?t trust any of the major brand dog foods.
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  • lew07
    Boredom? Dogs do some strange things if they are a bit bored or maybe feeling a little ignored
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  • asop
    I feel that way at times! Maybe I'll give it as try[:0]
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  • allen griggs
    I think I have already talked to you about this. But will try again.

    I had the same problem with my little dog. Your doggie is allergic to commercial dog food.

    Get 10 pounds of chicken legs and thighs, get a pound of brown rice and a pound of lentils.

    Boil for 35 minutes. Add one pound chicken liver. Boil for 10 minutes more.
    Cool it down, add 10 tablespoons of linseed oil. Remove all bones from the chicken.

    Get the tupperware and freeze most of it. Feed this to your doggie and not that toxic commercial crap like KenL Ration etc, nor not even Pedigree they are loaded with chemicals.

    In one week your dog will be cured.
    Your veterinarian will never tell you about this trick.
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  • remingtonoaks
    quote:Originally posted by lew07
    Boredom? Dogs do some strange things if they are a bit bored or maybe feeling a little ignored


    Yep. If the Vet can't find any medical problems with your dog, that's exactly what it is

    Take your dog out on longer/more walks. Play fetch with them play tug-of-war with a including just sitting there and petting him to break up does boredom
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  • Aztngundoc22
    OK :

    DINOVITE !!!!

    Thanks !!!
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