[Dailydrool] Dailydrool Digest, Vol 279, Issue 5
lea pierce
leapierce at leapierce.com
Thu Aug 8 13:33:58 PDT 2013
Adm. JED thinks it way too risky to leave a dog in any running car.Troops
should always be at home, comfortable (Adm. commands from his leather
couch) or when on patrol, accompanied by their Houndservant who can take
care of all things climate related.
Leftenant Lea Pierce
Houndservant to Adm. JED "Snatch" Basset
Admiralty of Sonoma County/Pacific Basset Feet
By order of Hounds Majesty's Service, Golden Gate Basset Rescue
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> 1. Doggie hats: boy & girl berets (from MI Waddle 2011)
> (Karrie Kuecker)
> 2. Re: Winchester (Pam Watkins)
> 3. Re: Winchester (milmaddy at aol.com)
> 4. Yet another plea (baronsbond at gmail.com)
> 5. Tramadol coating??? (AWoodrum)
> 6. Our Elsinore has a bare bottom, but all four legs and a nifty
> incision (Elizabeth Lindsey)
> 7. Re: Tramadol coating??? (Dale Rutz)
> 8. Pee question (Beverly Szaton)
> 9. Message from Montana Basset Rescue (Susan Davenport)
> 10. Re: Ben (DDropp at aol.com)
> 11. housing (Marty Needham)
> 12. Our Elsinore's a bit leaking, in a not-so-good way
> (Elizabeth Lindsey)
> 13. Re: Tramadol coating??? (AWoodrum)
> 14. Re: Ben (Esther Strom)
> 15. dog in car (Eva DeVaughn)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 13:19:10 -0500
> From: Karrie Kuecker <wandereroftheworld at gmail.com>
> To: dailydrool at dailydrool.org
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Doggie hats: boy & girl berets (from MI Waddle
> 2011)
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> We're going through some of our dog stuff (I'm moving Emma down to
> Louisiana w/me in another few weeks, and we're sorting out what goes/stays
> where), and I found 2 berets that don't fit either Joey or Emma, and
> therefore aren't being used & enjoyed :( They're from the 2011 Michigan
> Waddle & were part of a fundraiser that a really creative drooler (at least
> I'm pretty sure that she's on the drool!) made to help raise money for a
> run at the royal court. (Please forgive me, as I'm drawing a blank on the
> name of the hound & human, my brain is still recovering from finals last
> week!)
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> Anyway, if anyone out there in Drool Land would like them, there's a blue
> one that seems to be a bit flatter/smaller as if it's a 'boy' style one,
> and a nice, wide, floppy, 'traditional' 'girl' style pink one. I'd be more
> than happy to mail them to anyone who'd like them, not asking any $ for
> them, but would prefer if the individual made a small donation to the
> rescue/fundraiser/medical fund/etc. of their choice, as a 'pay-it-forward'
> sort of thing. Please contact me off list if you'd like either or both of
> them, so I know where to send them.
>
> --
> -Karrie, momma to Joey & Emma, with Slater (ATB), Aunty to Checkers, Domino
> & Crispin (wb) & Sadie Mae (notafosteranylonger) & Abbie Mae (ATB)
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> Joey's dogster page: http://www.dogster.com/dogs/637473
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> Message: 2
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 09:20:47 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Pam Watkins <pam10447 at gmail.com>
> To: drooladventure at googlegroups.com
> Cc: Daily Drool <dailydrool at dailydrool.org>
> Subject: Re: [Dailydrool] Winchester
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> Her sense of humor! Monday morning I got an email from her - "off to the
> hospital in my sandals and socks"! She knows how much I laugh about
> that....call her a tourist. At least she wears basset socks! Love that
> girl.
>
> pam
> On Wednesday, August 7, 2013 8:21:21 AM UTC-4, Bev Szaton wrote:
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> > Debbie had her chemo port put in yesterday and is resting today, sore
> from
> > stem to stern and sent home with instructions to take Tylenol!! She now
> has
> > some decent pain meds in her and is feeling a bit better but says she is
> > going to sit today out.
> > Her sense of humor seems to be intact. It is difficult for her to write
> > but she tries.
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> > Bev
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> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 09:45:45 -0400 (EDT)
> From: milmaddy at aol.com
> To: drooladventure at googlegroups.com, dailydrool at dailydrool.org
> Subject: Re: [Dailydrool] Winchester
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> We are sending her tons of love and prayers and the kids sending drool
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> From: Beverly Szaton <bgszap2 at gmail.com>
> To: Daily Drool <dailydrool at dailydrool.org>; adventure <
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> Sent: Wed, Aug 7, 2013 5:21 am
> Subject: Winchester
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> Debbie had her chemo port put in yesterday and is resting today, sore from
> stem to stern and sent home with instructions to take Tylenol!! She now has
> some decent pain meds in her and is feeling a bit better but says she is
> going to sit today out.
> Her sense of humor seems to be intact. It is difficult for her to write
> but she tries.
>
> Bev
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> Message: 4
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 10:47:55 -0500
> From: baronsbond at gmail.com
> To: dailydrool at dailydrool.org
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Yet another plea
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> Once again, I have been asked to put in a plea for help for 4 The Hounds.
> They have gone through the pet challenge winnings due to the amount of
> hounds that Gladys has had go through. She recently had a momma dog and
> six buppies that came in. Unfortunately all six buppies became ill with
> something (that later turned out to be parvo) and died in pairs over a two
> month period of time. Gladys kept them in her house and nursed them and
> has been devastated to lose them in spite of her and the vet's best
> efforts. She now has a dog that needs heartworm treatment, two females to
> be spayed and two males to be neutered. You can donate through their web
> page 4thehounds.org or my sending money directly to Gladys. Her address
> is
> also on the contact information on the web pages.
>
> My heart goes out to all who have lost a beloved furbaby lately and to
> Debbie and Dawn, who are fighting for their lives as well.
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> May God bless each and every one.
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> Marsha Tiemann
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> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 12:21:18 -0500
> From: AWoodrum <awoodrum at clear.net>
> To: "An internet mail list designed to entertain and inform basset
> hounds and their people." <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Tramadol coating???
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> Tramadol is incredibly evil tasting stuff, and the taste very quickly
> leaches out into whatever food item you use to hide the Tramadol. None of
> my dogs have every willingly swallowed a pill, it's always a big fight and
> we all hate doing the pill thing. Well Holly will be taking Tramadol for a
> while because of her back, and the Vet gives me a bottle of pills that have
> already been broken in half (so the nasty taste spreads very quickly
> because
> of the break in the coating). I have been thinking and thinking on this
> problem, and have a solution in mind that I'm going to try today. Make my
> own coating, like a thin glaze, dunk the pills and let them dry, then see
> if
> the glaze holds up long enough to hide the taste. Sounds good, wonder if
> it
> will work? Stay tuned.
>
>
>
> Anita Woodrum
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> awoodrum at clear.net
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> Message: 6
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 17:06:04 -0500
> From: Elizabeth Lindsey <erlindsey at comcast.net>
> To: "dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org"
> <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Our Elsinore has a bare bottom, but all four
> legs and a nifty incision
> Message-ID: <4DAF1ADB-4D4A-4CBA-9CDD-3E90AB2257E5 at comcast.net>
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> I picked our Elsinore up about noon today. She looked relieved to see me
> and to be allowed to leave. They told me she'd had a good night and peed to
> their satisfaction twenty-four hours after the surgery, but didn't want the
> breakfast I'd packed for her or had a poop. The kennel director didn't seem
> too concerned about that, and he thought my plan to stop by McDonalds on
> the way home for an appetite kick-start was a good one.
>
> Poor Elsinore. That cone.
>
> Oh, dear.
>
> I brought our late Jane Basset's old cone with me because the receptionist
> warned me yesterday that the surgeon doesn't like the inflatable ones that
> make dogs look like Titanic survivors. I gave Jane's cone to the kennel
> director to put on her. He said she'd been wearing one in the kennel since
> this morning when she was alert enough to want to start "showing an
> interest in her stitches." Of course she'd want to check them out. Who
> doesn't want to investigate the work on one's surgeon? We use our eyeballs
> to do it, hounds use their noses. I don't see the problem. Let her check it
> out once or twice and then don't worry about it unless she looks as if
> she's going to disturb the surgeon's handiwork.
>
> But I let the kennel director switch cones, and Elsinore came out in
> Jane's looking uncertain and terribly uncoordinated. It was like watching a
> pre-teen trying to master the art of walking in high heels for the first
> time. Elsinore just wasn't getting the knack of it. I think these cones are
> especially hard on long, low dogs who "see" the world by putting their
> noses to the ground. It was even worse when we got outside and the cone
> turned into a bulldozer bucket. She suffered the cone until we got to the
> McDonald's parking lot, where I switched it for the life preserver. What
> the surgeon doesn't know won't hurt him.
>
> Elsinore was very happy to eat the hamburger I bought her, and I was happy
> for her to have some food in her stomach to buffer the Rimadyl, Cephalexin,
> and Tramadol she's now taking. After her meal, she settled down in the car
> and was looking miserable by the time we finally got home half an hour
> later. When she got into the house, she collapsed onto the first dog bed
> she came across, and I went to find the Tramadol while young Charlie
> checked her out.
>
> He discovered Elsinore stinks like a vet's office and doesn't have as much
> fur as she used to. Her left back end is bare from her ankle, up her leg,
> to the base of her tail, and halfway across the lower half of her back. She
> has an impressive seven-inch incision. And no more lump. It's been sent off
> for study, and we should hear the results on Friday. I think the feel of
> the air on her bare is disconcerting to Elsinore, but thank goodness, I've
> told her, it's August. The memory of our Jane's nude back after ruptured
> disk surgery in early January in the Chicago area is still vivid. The day
> after we brought her home we had a blizzard. Jane refused to break house
> training and just pee on plastic in the garage out of the wind. If ever
> there was a good time to break house training, that was it.
>
> Getting the Tramadol down her wasn't so bad. I bought some cream cheese,
> which she never gets to have, yesterday, and she didn't fight me when I put
> the cream cheese-Tramadol ball down the back of her throat. I coaxed her
> onto her therapeutic foam bed, and then we all took a two-hour nap. She was
> still sleeping when Ken got home early. I joined him out on the back deck,
> leaving her to her sleep. But about ten minutes later, she came out through
> the doggie door to join us, thus answering my question about whether she'd
> be able to maneuver her life preserver through both the door and the
> ninety-degree turn inside the dog house entrance that covers it.
>
> She didn't ask for her afternoon snack, but I gave it to her about half an
> hour ago and she ate it all. Now she's back to dozing on the dog bed in our
> bedroom. It looks as if she's figured out a way to rest her chin on the
> bottom edge of the life preserver. So far, she hasn't show any sign of
> wanting to mess with her stitches. I hope it stays that way.
>
> I want to thank everyone again for all the kind notes and good wishes for
> our little girl. I want to respond individually, but it's going to take a
> few days. In the meantime, please know that Ken and I appreciate them
> tremendously.
>
> Elizabeth
>
>
>
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> Message: 7
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 13:43:22 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Dale Rutz <dalerutz at sbcglobal.net>
> To: "An internet mail list designed to entertain and inform basset
> hounds and their people." <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
> Subject: Re: [Dailydrool] Tramadol coating???
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> ok, ok so I'm clueless but I didn't know dogs wouldn't eat Tramadol in a
> teaspoon of peanut butter so I have always put the pill in a teaspoon of
> peanut butter and I have never, ever had a dog look twice .... they just
> gobble up the dollup of peanut butter, tramadol pill and all.? Labs,
> bassets, and various others who have come through on the underground rescue
> railroad ........
> ?
> Are you sure you guys aren't telegraphing don't eat this, it's nasty??
> Cause I had no idea and they all seem to be fine with it.
> ?
> Dale
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> Message: 8
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 17:27:09 -0500
> From: Beverly Szaton <bgszap2 at gmail.com>
> To: Daily Drool <dailydrool at dailydrool.org>
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Pee question
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> Nigel is incontinent. He leaks so he won't ever explode or anything like
> that, but I catheterize him twice a day and get about 120-140ccs of urine.
> Suddenly, the amount has tripled, and he is constantly drinking, tanking up
> on water. I did give him some dehydrated/rehydrated raw food a couple of
> times, but I switched right back to his usual, and it was mixed with his
> regular food.
> I am going to have to take him in, and I will, for bloodwork I guess, to be
> sure it isn't his kidneys or a bladder infection (I doubt the latter.) or
> diabetes or whatever.
> It's just that it is SUCH a chore to take him in....anyone have any ideas?
> He leaks continually now, and not a little either. He stinks, the bedding
> stinks, my room stinks. He is not on pred. He gets cranberry and d-mannose
> powder every morning and that is all. He has been getting it for about a
> year, so I don't think that's what it is, either.
>
> momperson to nigel the damp, conley, llewis, doc
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> Message: 9
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 19:06:28 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Susan Davenport <suzique2u at aol.com>
> To: dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Message from Montana Basset Rescue
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> Leslie just called and asked me to post that her internet is down and has
> been for a couple of days. It will be at least two more days before she is
> back online. Phone is the only way to reach her. You may email me if you
> need to get a message to her if you don't have her number. I'll be happy to
> help.
>
> Susan Davenport
> suzique2u at aol.com
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> Message: 10
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 20:09:18 -0400 (EDT)
> From: DDropp at aol.com
> To: dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org
> Subject: Re: [Dailydrool] Ben
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>
> Ben gave me a real scare this afternoon. He was sitting on the couch, and
> all of a sudden, he started to lick the air with his tongue. Just
> sticking the tongue out, and attempting to lick the air. He thin got off
> the
> couch and started licking the rug, just incessantly. This continued to
> the
> floor. Took him outside, and wanted to eat grass. This lasted for about
> 15
> to 20 minutes. I called the vet, but had no opening, but did call back.
> By
> the time she called he had settled down. Then a short time after the vet
> called, he did some barking at a dog on the street, and started again. So
> I recalled the vet, but by time she called back, he had stopped. That
> time
> he only did it for about 20 seconds. He has been quiet for almost 2 hours
> now. The vet thinks he may have an upset tummy, and said to bring him in
> tomorrow if he should continue it. He has done this before, but not for
> so
> long. Also he hasn't done this for some time now. Wish I knew what it
> was.
>
> Douglas
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> Message: 11
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 18:34:20 -0500
> From: Marty Needham <martyd70 at gmail.com>
> To: dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org
> Subject: [Dailydrool] housing
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> The DH and I are in a desperate situation and maybe someone out there can
> help.
>
> We have 4 senior bassets and 2 senior cocker spaniels and 5 old cats.
> We have lost our house and have to be out by the end of Aug.If anyone knows
> of a place in northern Michigan,the UP or northern Wisconsin that is open
> for a 2 year lease PLEASE let me know.I do not will not give up my pets.
>
> Prayers and soft snooters to Debbie and her DH and her hounds too.
>
> Thanks alot.
>
> Marty,mom to Jeffery,Trudy,Cole,Donner,Mason,Hazel and the 5 cats
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> Message: 12
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 21:27:09 -0500
> From: Elizabeth Lindsey <erlindsey at comcast.net>
> To: "dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org"
> <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
> Subject: [Dailydrool] Our Elsinore's a bit leaking, in a not-so-good
> way
> Message-ID: <9FA73AA7-FEC6-46F1-ADBB-77011DC54AF6 at comcast.net>
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> A disturbing development with Elsinore Basset: evidence of slight bowel
> incontinence. Had to muzzle her to get her cleaned up. I'm hoping this is
> just a temporary post-surgical thing. The surgery wasn't supposed to have
> any risk of incontinence of any kind. I asked, and the surgeon said no.
> Towels on all the dog beds tonight, and doors to rooms with carpets closed
> off. We'll see what morning brings, I guess. On the plus side, she seems
> more alert than she did this afternoon.
>
> Elizabeth
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> Message: 13
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 22:07:55 -0500
> From: AWoodrum <awoodrum at clear.net>
> To: "'Dale Rutz'" <dalerutz at sbcglobal.net>, "'An internet mail list
> designed to entertain and inform basset hounds and their people.'"
> <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
> Subject: Re: [Dailydrool] Tramadol coating???
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> No, the problem is if you have to break the pills in half, then the outer
> coating is breached and the evil, nasty taste gets out. Holly has to take
> half pills, so did Gracie, and Holly is Miss Picky, she hates everything.
> No peanut butter, no cream cheese, no to almost everything. Except cat
> food. But if the Tramadol pill (not other pills, just Tramadol) isn't
> completely covered by cat food before it goes down, she spits all of it
> out,
> won't touch the cat food, and jumps up and leaves the room.
>
> I made a tiny bit of glaze with water, butter and powdered sugar this
> afternoon and dipped 4 half pills, then put them on a bit of waxed paper to
> dry. She just took the first one in cat food along with an allergy pill,
> and she took her time eating her pill-filled cat food glob, but she
> definitely ate it all, including the half Tramadol pill. We'll see if it
> continues to work for the other three halves, but I think we may have a
> winner here.
>
> Anita Woodrum
> awoodrum at clear.net
>
>
>
>
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> Message: 14
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 22:49:35 -0500
> From: Esther Strom <esthermstrom at gmail.com>
> To: "An internet mail list designed to entertain and inform basset
> hounds and their people." <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
> Subject: Re: [Dailydrool] Ben
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> Waldo used to do that right before he bloated (he bloated 6 times; knock on
> wood we're close to an emergency vet who was able to stop it each time
> before the torsion.) I'd watch closely for other signs, including a
> distended belly. Give some Gas-X, and if it continues definitely get him to
> a vet ASAP.
>
> Esther, Basil, and Waldo ATB
>
> On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 7:09 PM, <DDropp at aol.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Ben gave me a real scare this afternoon. He was sitting on the couch,
> and
> > all of a sudden, he started to lick the air with his tongue. Just
> sticking
> > the tongue out, and attempting to lick the air. He thin got off the
> couch
> > and started licking the rug, just incessantly. This continued to the
> > floor. Took him outside, and wanted to eat grass. This lasted for about
> > 15 to 20 minutes. I called the vet, but had no opening, but did call
> > back. By the time she called he had settled down. Then a short time
> after
> > the vet called, he did some barking at a dog on the street, and started
> > again. So I recalled the vet, but by time she called back, he had
> > stopped. That time he only did it for about 20 seconds. He has been
> quiet
> > for almost 2 hours now. The vet thinks he may have an upset tummy, and
> > said to bring him in tomorrow if he should continue it. He has done this
> > before, but not for so long. Also he hasn't done this for some time now.
> > Wish I knew what it was.
> >
> > Douglas
> >
> >
> >
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> Message: 15
> Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2013 21:36:32 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Eva DeVaughn <babynugs2003 at yahoo.com>
> To: "dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org"
> <dailydrool at lists.dailydrool.org>
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> I have seen a lot of dogs in cars and I always call the police and go into
> the store and have them announce it on the intercom. The problem is the old
> cars would run forever with the air on. Some of the new cars only run for
> maybe 10 minutes and the air shuts off. Most people do not know this. I had
> a friend? who was bragging he left his basset in the SUV why he played golf
> for 4 hours. He paid the valet to keep an eye on the car to make sure it
> was running. I asked Marty what if the air conditioner quits working and
> the car is running Bailey will die. He shrugged me off saying he does it
> all the time. The next week he called to say his air conditioner broke on
> his way to work. How close was that?? He bought a new SUV.
> ?
> Eva and Princess Nugget ATB
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