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drmoonstone in thespiderswalk

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Jan 26, 2010 18:45

What exactly am I supposed to do with a dog? It has too much energy. The thing has even tried to relieve himself on my secretary's plants... If he tries that again, I'll just leave him outside in the cold ( Read more... )

karla sofen

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justanavatar January 27 2010, 00:48:41 UTC

He sounds like he's just being friendly! [small pause.] Did someone give him to you?

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 00:50:22 UTC

Well if he doesn't learn to settle down, he is going to get hurt. I'm watching over him while John has work.

justanavatar January 27 2010, 00:52:37 UTC

He's already hurt? ... What's his name?

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 00:54:54 UTC

His name is Brucie. He had an accident a little while ago, and that's why he has to say with someone while John works.

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dtuig January 27 2010, 01:18:15 UTC

He probly only wants to be petted, mam.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 01:20:57 UTC

Oh... When I've done that though, it doesn't really satisfy him. He never wants me to stop.

dtuig January 27 2010, 01:33:34 UTC

That's not bad? Have you played with him?

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 01:46:57 UTC

I've been giving him some attention whenever I can, but I still have to work, and that is when he is the most problematic.

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mentis_reae January 27 2010, 01:25:33 UTC

Dogs do that.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 01:27:19 UTC

If he knew what was best for him, he'd stay put.

mentis_reae January 27 2010, 01:28:20 UTC

He will act as his nature dictates. You might as well begrudge his breath.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 01:43:33 UTC

His nature dictates that he act like nothing is wrong when he has broken bones and shouldn't be moving?

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limitedrun January 27 2010, 01:58:39 UTC

Moonshine. It's the cure for the common energetic animal.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 02:04:23 UTC

You're joking, right? The last thing I need is a drunk dog running around the office.

limitedrun January 27 2010, 02:06:20 UTC

If you get him drunk enough, he won't be running.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 02:10:12 UTC

Yeah, he'd be stumbling and vomiting all over the room... Do dogs vomit?

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neverstagnate January 27 2010, 02:24:41 UTC

I find a general anesthetic to be rather helpful in such situations. Even better if the creature is actually injured.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 02:28:36 UTC

So it would be okay to give it a tranquilizer?

neverstagnate January 27 2010, 02:36:23 UTC

If one knows how to give the proper dosage. I've experimented with them before, and one must be careful not to let it become fatal.

drmoonstone January 27 2010, 02:38:24 UTC

He's still so small, it probably wouldn't take much... Maybe I can call a vet and see what a proper dose would be.

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