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by Amon Ra on 27 June 2007 - 09:06
A friend last night was out walking her dogs in milton keynes and came across a shepherd and a guy the dog has been taken away from druggies and he is having withdrawal syptoms he has to wear an iron styled muzzle as all the others he breaks through he attacks trees and anything else that he hallucinates on what hope is there for this poor boy is there anyone that could and would be able to help this guy out he really is a star for trying and saving this poor shepherds life and i really want to help him and the dog out, is there anyone out there that deals with drug addicted dogs
concerned
by sueincc on 27 June 2007 - 09:06
You see this is what happens when dogs become addicted to drugs. They lose all motivation to work & just want to lay around getting stoned.
by Amon Ra on 27 June 2007 - 15:06
sueincc if you have nothing decent to say or no advice to give then please keep out of it this dog is in a terrible state and needs help not some idiot trying to be clever on this site
by gsdlvr2 on 27 June 2007 - 15:06
by sueincc on 28 June 2007 - 05:06
Please accept my apologies, Amon Ra, I didn't know you were being serious. I hope the dog recovers. Not too long ago, a friend was telling me many people are of the belief that law enforcement agencies actually train drug detection dogs by addicting them to drugs, which of course they don't do. I was thinking of that conversation when I made my insensitive post. Again, I apologize & applaud your efforts to help this poor dog.
-Susan
by Lissa on 30 June 2007 - 21:06
Hiya Amon Ra, I ve only just read your post on this poor dog and its a shame that you havent had any replies from british gsd people, if the dogs owners are eligible for help from the PDSA i.e. in receipt of housing benefit, council tax benefit etc. I would recommend you get the dog to them as soon as possible, this poor dog really needs treatment. If not eligible for PDSA treatment try to get private vet. treatment as soon as poss. as it sounds like this poor dog needs help real quickly, I would have real concerns about this dog, remember you can phone the RSPCA AND YOU DONT HAVE TO LEAVE YOUR NAME! Its heartbreaking to see what some dogs have to go through so try and do what you can, and its good to see that you obviously care for animals, makes a change in these troubled times! Lissa
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