Toby absolutely hates it of course. He tried his best to pull it off, but eventually gave in. His spatial perception must be all off because he's just kind of playing statue for now.
Please tell me that your dog has been through this and everything will be all right.
We haven't had anything like that. But, we do now have a puppy that WILL NOT stand still to have her nails clipped, so if we don't get a handle on that, we're going to have worse problems. Don't know what happened to her before we got her that made her so adament, but she hasn't been hurt since we got her. BTW, you think Toby doesn't like it, we had a cat in one of those collars for a while. They REALLY don't like it. Lane
ReplyDeleteAwww, poor Toby. I'm sure he'll be all right eventually.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, the poor thing.
ReplyDeletePoor Toby. Yes, Two of my dogs needed those at one time or another. They both had fairly long hair and would get hot spots. I finally bought one so I could save the expense of a trip to the Vet. The terrier was kind of a laid back guy so even though he didn't like it - and tried to get it off at first too - he put up with it. The retriever was funny. I hate to laugh at him, rest his soul, but he never never got used to it and I don't think he made it through one doorway on the first try. Retrievers are so cute they don't need brains HA!
ReplyDeleteTry it on!!! everything echos, the edges catch on doors and stairs and they can't get their face in their water bowl. I've used those at various times for hot spots and boo-boos, but usually resort to bandaging the wound and taking off the collar. Hope he's better soon!
ReplyDeleteOh no! Sure hope he's on the mend soon and playing again! :)
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