Signs of anxiety in your pet/service animals
So I thought I would go ahead and mention signs for both service dogs or pet dogs and also cats. Just so as a society, we are aware and if we see these things, to make sure we call the vegetarian and take care of these very special and wonderful animals. Okay, so for dogs, and you all know me, I write things down. So yes, I will be reading this off a list
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:28
She's not running around or anything, because, like I said, she can't do all that stuff anymore. But a person told me when they start hanging out around you like that, then they may be getting ready to pass, and I will literally cry my face off if that happens. But was just wondering, um, because she's been so antsy and around me constantly, could that be something? I don't know
And if it's possible, I would definitely take it to the veterinarian and have a long talk with a veterinarian and maybe set up some sort of plan for the dog if anxiety is up or things you can do to assist the dog. Or maybe if it is a service dog. Well, it was, from what you were saying, emotional support dog. Or maybe there's some little trick or something you can teach it to do to kind of give it a purpose or a focus
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Jeremiah Myer
@Jeremiah73 · 2:57
We have always had beagles. I'm open to other breeds, but Beagles is kind of our pet of choice. So hopefully, I believe that when you are ready for a pet, a pet will enter your life, and I believe that's the case. So once again, a very great post of great tips and thank you for doing this. Bye
It's thank you Jeremiah. And thank you so much for sharing pictures of your beloved beagles. I love beagles. Actually, I think they're a cool breed. I've been a cat mom since 2000. I love dogs, don't get me wrong, but my cats are indoor only and financially I haven't been able to go the house route. I've lived in apartments