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@tillermom You also knew what was happening, your dog had no clue and felt pain for seemingly no reason.

@mrsndem VisBiome probiotic is a miracle. I gave it to my cat who had IBD and combined with figuring out her food allergies helped SO MUCH. Generally the people version is a bit cheaper than the pet version, but they are exactly the same. Some pet insurances will help pay the cost as well.

@yellowrosebutterfly We’ve had ours for 2 years! I use 2 different sizes now that she’s bigger. Also it’s super cute watching them use their paws to hold it down while they chew. My girl is a very heavy chewy and while the holders do have a lot of chew marks on them they still work perfectly.

@yellowrosebutterfly Get a bully stick holder!!

@breatheme Know your dog! It took me awhile to figure it out, but my girl gets overwhelmed after 20-30 minutes of being outside of our house/yard. If she sees triggers past that time it’s gonna be a mess. So our walks are shorter now! Been making huge strides in her reactions to the world at...

@baohomotorprovn250932 Oh my friend it’s ok to not go for for walkies all the time! Focus on mental enrichment while you heal up (physically and mentally). Once you feel ready to try again start super slowly, giving both of you time to relax for a couple of days in between. For indoor...

@vincey Jesus don’t yell at your dog that’s going to make it worse. Crate train one or both of the dogs for sleep and when you can’t be home otherwise this will end very very badly. You’re not going to be able to train your doggo out of the sleep startle, only manage it. Edit: PS growling is...

@johngthomas She is stressed out and this is how she copes. Fairly common with rescue dogs being in a new environment. Give her a nice quiet place she can retreat to when she needs, and let her acclimate to your home. It’s not a sexual behavior so let her have the items if it’s safe to do so...