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Buddy came to us as a stray. The vet said he had a crushed larynx, probably from a collar or choke chain. She said to use a harness instead. Since he is a runaway dog, that's what we do.
Most dogs and cats like back rubs/massages. I look for used baby receiving blankets at yard sales and flea markets. I wash them well and warm them in the dryer on chilly days (Terry towels just takes 20-30 seconds in the microwave also). Then I wrap up Buddy and massage his spine with a circular motion. He loves it. My mom had just finished giving my cat, ZsaZsa a back rub. She got so tickled. Mom passed away in 1999, but I still have fond memories through pictures such as this one. Here are a couple of Buddy being SPOILED after what we think was a hard life before coming to us.
By Great Granny Vi from Moorpark, CA
Editor's Note: Here is a previous post about Buddy
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RE: Buddy The Dog
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Post By Alisa (Guest Post)
(02/04/2008)
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Thanks for sharing...to cute...I have rescued 19 cats and 7 dogs....there is a pet door for the cats and one 3 legged dog, Misty to enter and exit. Animals bring such joy to our lives....I don't understand people abusing animals...anyway...Buddy has the good life now...blessings
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What a cutie pie! Reminds me of my late doggie, Shelby, who was a Pom, and also a stray. Just came to our door one day - I think someone dumped him in our neighborhood.
Buddy is lucky to have you!
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Post By Vicki in KY (Guest Post)
(01/29/2008)
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Our Jack Russell, also a rescue, was also mistreated and has a condition same as buddy. He can only wear a harness, also, and must be on medication to help with allergies, as the vet said a severe case of sneezing could cause him to die. He is our baby too, and I am going to treat him to this special treatment too!! Thanks for sharing the pics...how we love them...Blessings, Vicki
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Awwww! What a cutie! And thanks for the idea of warm back massages. I've been looking for a non-food way to treat my older beagle. This may be just the thing!
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