Hmm, it could be the pill but it sounds more like a case of cocker-spaniel-itis. As cocker-spaniels are not a particularly cute, intelligent or needed breed this is what happens when they realize theyre worthless and the only one who cares for them is their crazy owner. I suggest shooting him to put him out of his misery or releasing him into the wild to be shown the majesticness of the wolf.
O.0 what kind of cockers have you had? My dog knows he's loved and thinks everybody loves him. We've had him all his life So maybe your solution would work if we werent attached and were heartless . We want him as long as possible.
Yes, but part of cocker-spaniel-itis is that they realize no one or only their CRAZY OWNER loves them. Your dog is probably suicidal. I suggest some cyanide or a bath in hydrofluoric acid.
Is it normal for my 8 y/o dog to continually shake/tremble?
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Hmm, it could be the pill but it sounds more like a case of cocker-spaniel-itis. As cocker-spaniels are not a particularly cute, intelligent or needed breed this is what happens when they realize theyre worthless and the only one who cares for them is their crazy owner. I suggest shooting him to put him out of his misery or releasing him into the wild to be shown the majesticness of the wolf.
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Yes, but part of cocker-spaniel-itis is that they realize no one or only their CRAZY OWNER loves them. Your dog is probably suicidal. I suggest some cyanide or a bath in hydrofluoric acid.