Yeagermeister
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BrAinPaiNt said:I was thinking the same thing about the Prozac lol.
I have a pit/boxer mix like yeager but she is not as big and looks more like a full blooded pit bull.
Shortly after she had puppies and we sold them and then our other pit had to be put down because of medical reasons.
Anyways since then our pitbull , Brandy is her name, had what the vets said is seperation anxiety...I guess those two things plus the fact we moved shortly afterwards.
So ever since then she will suck on pillows or blankets....bunch those things up and suck on them like a pup would suckle a teat. She is over ten years old now and she still does it.
It is funny to see...I have never seen another dog do it...bu it comes in handy sometimes as if we want her to lay down we just grab one of many old pillows we have and hold it by her and she will lay down and suckle with it.
In the past the wife would ask her why she did it (like the dog would answer lol) and I would act like I was giving the dog a threatening look and giving the finger to the mouth SHHH sign as a joke....but she asked the vet and he said it was seperaton anxiety. They never gave her pills or anything for it.
Now her back legs are getting arthritis in it and where she will jump around or take off running to hard she gets them sore so we give her pills for that.
If I get a chance I will take a pic of her.
To someone who does not know her she can look pretty mean and intimidating but she is my girlie and a good dog. If we are playing tug of war or something and she accidentally grabs my finger while trying to get a grip on the toy she will stop playing and will not play again until much later. However I do have some nice scars on my arms from her claws.
I was horsing around with Angus one time and he swatted me across the bridge of my nose with his paw. I saw stars for about 5 minutes and thought he had broken my nose.