Milo (Pug)

Date: 04/04/2005 Topics: Pets > Pet Pages | Photos > Pets > Dogs

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Milo, my 2 year old pug, was adopted by me after his first owner died unexpectedly and wasn't found for 5-6 days. Milo went in the cupboard, got into his bag of food and was healthy and happy when discovered. He's a survivor!

Milo likes to eat pig ears. He looks out the window and waits for the mailman so he can bark like crazy at him. Whenever he sees a dog, cat or horse on TV he runs up and licks the TV screen. Milo likes to be chased so he can run around in circles outside, and he likes to play tug-of-war. He also follows me wherevever I go in the house and sleeps next to me. Milo doesn't like to be left alone so he travels with me in the car often. He loves to stick his head out of the car window and he sits in the back window while waiting for me to come out of a store.

I got Milo on Friday, July 13, 2003, and he's my loyal friend and companion. He's so friendly, cute and smart that everyone who meets him falls in love. He's a charmer!

Milo has separation anxiety, probably traumatized from the death of his first owner. I got a sample of essential oils from a veterinarian in Colorado. It helps to calm Milo when I have to leave him home alone. I'd suggest it to anyone whose dog suffers from anxiety.

m.ballerin

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RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By MamawKC (Guest Post) (04/10/2005)

Our pet dog, Bandit is a housedog too. The thing we've found to keep him calm while we're away is to turn on the radio in the kitchen.What amazes me is that he still hears and recognizes the sound of the mail truck and barks. A mailman sprayed him with whatever they use when he was very young and I don't think he'll ever forgive and forget.

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Post By laura witherspoon (Guest Post) (04/09/2005)

please email me the essential oils info. I have a boxer that screams when I leave. I have him in a cage w/ my perfume on his blankets but it doesn't help. lverne1999 @ yahoo.com (remove spaces)

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By Cindy (Guest Post) (04/07/2005)

Pugs are wonderful, loyal dogs! My Cricket is 12 years old and remains my very best friend. She's deaf now, but still a great pal. She barks at imaginery (!) cats I think....which is kinda cute. Enjoy Milo ! He's a winner.

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By Mary D (Guest Post) (04/05/2005)

Need to know what oils you used. Our Shepherd has terrible anixety whenever his master even gets out of sight. Runs in circles and barks his head off.
mdg1945 @ cfl.rr.com (remove spaces)

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By jokerhol1 (Guest Post) (04/04/2005)

wow, the two of you are meant to be a team. i'm so glad you were able to come to your little sweetie's rescue! he is adorable. take care!

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post by MissyD (213) | (04/04/2005)

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What a sweetie he is, I'm glad you two found each other!

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By mamaboo (Guest Post) (04/04/2005)

please post what kind of oils you used! our chocolate lab freaks out when we have to leave her home alone .she hates to be away from us and drools all over my window sills while she wait and crys for our return .i will try anything ! right now we just give up and take her everywhere we go .

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By Lori Anne Montgomery (Guest Post) (04/04/2005)

This is such a sweet story! I'm glad you saved him!
Kuddos to you for giving him a new home - he just looks like a sweetie! I think I get separation anxiety from my animals when I have to go on a trip - maybe the oils would help me! I hate leaving them alone!

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By Terry (Guest Post) (04/04/2005)

What were the essential oils you recieved? My cat pulls himself bald spots if we leave for any length of time! Hopefully it might work for him too?
terry tmsprings@hotmail.com

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By Laura (Guest Post) (04/04/2005)

Bless his heart! And yours! I volunteer as a rescued animal foster and we just pray all our animals find such loving forever homes.
Laura

RE: Milo (Pug)

Post By Vicki (Guest Post) (04/04/2005)

How cute. It was great of you to give him a new home. And it's good you're using an alternative method to help him instead of doping him up on drugs. A lot of people wouldn't think of it.

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