Sockey might not be with us much longer.

[MyLOVEABLES!!]

im sorry you're in a situation like this. If my parents tried to do this, oh boy.. I would go nuts!

 

[irishlops]

irishbunny wrote:

That's awful
Sockey is a very beautiful dog.

There are many people who can help you. Try registering on irishanimals.ie and make an urgent post, most of the people on there are involved with or own rescues and shelters and are bound to help. They don't like to be messed around though, so make sure you really have to rehome your dog before you ask for help.

When I can predict a date or time period when she might do it, ill join irish animals.ie and tehn post about it, i dont want to string anyone on the site along.

 

[irishlops]

NorthernAutumn wrote:

Would one of your brothers be able to take him?
I'm sorry she's being malicious, Elena. It's very cruel.
I agree with Sabine... put up a few online ads, explain your situation, and I'm hopeful that someone kind will come to Sockey and you.
ray:

Thank you, Im not sure, two fo my brothers who live outside the house. one is in a no pet area,a nd patrick has a baby and twins now on the way. im not sure they would. he lives about 4-6 miles away.

Ill tryand put up some online ads and that site grace said after all things are tried,

 

[Brandy456]

DeniseJP wrote:

There are electronic collars that you can "zap" the dog with when it misbehaves... while not the best solution, they do work.

I had one of these for Sparky.
When the one that sprays citronella wasn't effective.
(We were camping.. and when he'd bark, the mosquitos instantly left.. )
At first i kept it on for a few hours,
then took it off
and everytime he'd bark i'd show it to him,
and within a span of like, 10 minutes, if he did it again i'd put it on for an hour or so.
He doesn't bark anymore, and Ihave no clue where the collar is at.

 

[irishlops]

Brandy456 wrote:

DeniseJP wrote:

There are electronic collars that you can "zap" the dog with when it misbehaves... while not the best solution, they do work.

I had one of these for Sparky.
When the one that sprays citronella wasn't effective.
(We were camping.. and when he'd bark, the mosquitos instantly left.. )
At first i kept it on for a few hours,
then took it off
and everytime he'd bark i'd show it to him,
and within a span of like, 10 minutes, if he did it again i'd put it on for an hour or so.
He doesn't bark anymore, and Ihave no clue where the collar is at.

Im that might be on my christmas list...

 

[Luvmyzoocrew]

i use to have a shock collar for my beagle, i had to put it on him only when i left the house because he was crated and would bark himself hoarse!!!!! he only got shocked one or two times before he learned what would happen. I ONLY put it on him when i had him crated because i didnt want to NEVER bark again, that is what dogs do they bark and i dindt want to break him of that completely. I am sssssooooooo sorry you are having to go through this and i find it completely ridiculous that your mother is going to have a perfectly healthy dog put to sleep , but eh what can i do about it. I do hoep you are able to get this resolved without euthanisia