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Are All Jacks Grumpy Old Moo's!!!
Topic Started: Apr 18 2005, 10:51 AM (114 Views)
dawnie Apr 18 2005, 10:51 AM Post #1
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 My tia is 3 in June n she is such a grumpy bum, its mostly if she's tired or just woken up but she's getting to be a right snarly grumpy madam!!
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JRT Apr 18 2005, 12:28 PM Post #2
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 Funny you should say that, I've noticed the same with Yoyo recently :rolleyes: He barks at nearly everything, and seems a lot more nervous about everything recently :err:
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Hebog Apr 19 2005, 04:09 PM Post #3
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 Hmmmmmmmmm :unsure: dinky is coming up to 3 years old, and she is suddenly turning into a real grumpy girl with my other dogs.
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BorderDawn Apr 20 2005, 01:49 PM Post #4
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 Any other symptoms guys? The most common problem with dogs temperaments becoming more intolerant of things is "Hypothyroidism" Other things to look out for is, liking the warmth, getting fat even though they eat thin air as it is! patchy coat (not always) more lethargic than usual. Anyhow thought I would mention it just in case, should any of you suspect, ask your vet for a FULL THYROID PANEL not just a T4 test.
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dawnie Apr 21 2005, 08:49 AM Post #5
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 Ah thanks think i'll get tia checked just to be sure as she's been quite cold lately but i thought it was because at the old house she used to lay right in front of the halogen heater but i have central heating now so no halogen heater!
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