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YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Alabama
Posts: 789
| ![]() Oh so it has been broken. Well I'll really watch her. She's on heartworm prev. stuff, but really isn't itchy anywhere except her head and that is really only on our bed. I kinda think she just likes the feel of our blankets. Which like I said in an earlier post as much as she rubs her hair on the bed it wouldn't surprise me if she is breaking her hair. I guess maybe I shouldn't let her do it as much. I'll watch her and make sure it isn't something else we/she is doing to break it and also try to limit her head rubbing on the bed time. Thanks.
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No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: South Florida
Posts: 8,577
| ![]() It is hard not to allow them to be dogs..if she was doing damage to her skin and or making blad spots, I would allow her to scratch...I have told Kate she can be a dog, she was wearing booties when I was going to show her....LOL |
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