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KatysMom · 07-26-2018, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by matese

when ever i put sweater, t-shirt or coat on cody he goes into freeze mode lol, he's like a statue lol, thinks he can't walk, when i take it off he rolls all over my bed and i swear i can hear him singing "i'm to sexy with no shirt to sexy with no shirt" his body sure does move to that tune lol. (he changed the word in the song)

lololololol!!

Jkpal · 07-26-2018, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by matese

When ever I put sweater, T-shirt or coat on Cody he goes into freeze mode lol, he's like a statue lol, thinks he can't walk, when I take it off he rolls all over my bed and I swear I can hear him singing "I'm to sexy with no shirt to sexy with no shirt" his body sure does move to that tune lol. (He changed the word in the song)

Oh good lord, that is just hilarious!! I so love you and your little Cody-ack bear!!

yavenay · 08-07-2018, 08:17 AM

Shaking also be because of pain. when dogs are in pain they shake as well. This is how I knew when Brandi was in pain. If she is physically okay than it probably is because she is cold. My Brandi had plenty of health issues and so whenever she was in pain, I knew she was in pain.

maggiefromnj · 08-08-2018, 08:34 AM

Maybe bigger ones tolerate the cold better. My girl is 10 pounds and we keep it pretty chill here on winter nights, lower 60's but we keep a cover over her crate which has a fluffy pillow. She loves walking in the cool weather, below 70 down to the 30's. No shaking...When it is warm and sunny she has no interest in walking, just finds the shade.

She does however shake when there is thunder, fireworks, the groomer, drill type noises when we work in the house. She also shakes when she is in pain like when she hurt her knee and when she hurt her back. She would not enjoy loud xbox battles.

Can you try using headphones with the xbox and see if she still shakes?

08-07-2018, 08:17 AM	#33
yavenay Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Delaware Posts: 2,663	Shaking also be because of pain. when dogs are in pain they shake as well. This is how I knew when Brandi was in pain. If she is physically okay than it probably is because she is cold. My Brandi had plenty of health issues and so whenever she was in pain, I knew she was in pain.

08-08-2018, 08:34 AM	#34
maggiefromnj YT Addict Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: nj Posts: 497	Maybe bigger ones tolerate the cold better. My girl is 10 pounds and we keep it pretty chill here on winter nights, lower 60's but we keep a cover over her crate which has a fluffy pillow. She loves walking in the cool weather, below 70 down to the 30's. No shaking...When it is warm and sunny she has no interest in walking, just finds the shade. She does however shake when there is thunder, fireworks, the groomer, drill type noises when we work in the house. She also shakes when she is in pain like when she hurt her knee and when she hurt her back. She would not enjoy loud xbox battles. Can you try using headphones with the xbox and see if she still shakes?