FarmI wrote:
> "Janet Baraclough" <janet.and.j
...@zetnet.co.uk> wrote in message
>> The message <wMudncTgQLhCTW7XnZ2dnUVZ_jidn
...@westnet.com.au>
>> from "FarmI" <ask@itshall be given> contains these words:
>> this dog has quite a high opinion of
>>>>> himself - he's very handsome and in demand with the JR bitches of the
>>>>> neighbourhood (or rahter the owners who call and ask for him to
>>>>> 'visit'
>>>>> because the bitch is in heat.
>> The male JR's I know all share the same high opinion of their
>> looks and sex appeal;
>> and they don't wait for a blind date :-)
> He wouldn't either if we lived close enough for him to chase the ladies :-))
>> I recently encountered a crazed ball of hot-wired fluff whose
>> mother is a poodle, father is the renegade JR my own dog is besotted
>> with .
>> Something tells me the poojack will never become one of those
>> trendy designer crosses.
> With a name like that are you surprised?
I've never actually had a male dog, and the females have all been
spayed, so this isn't something I have had to face.
Having to cope with a bitch on heat, particularly, let us say, a
mastiff, with amorous male dogs around must be a nightmare.
I have a friend whose JR will hump everything in sight, table legs,
people legs, cushions, other male dogs, and that is even after the snip.
We just ignore him, but strangers are a bit surprised.
This is a bad time of the year for some dogs and for animals in general.
Fireworks can completely traumatise them and few veterinary
tranquillisers seem to work effectively.
Bobbie
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