Beethoven's mom was eating chocolate and even though this brownish kind of food is never given to him, he decided to try very hard to earn it this time. He begged, prayed, whined, made poses, and used his paw to try to sensitize mom just to end up seeing her eating the entire piece! Did he get angry? No, keeps loving mom... and vice-versa.
Remember: never give chocolate to your dog. Chocolate has theobromine (a chemical similar to caffeine) which is toxic to a dog when it ingests between 100 and 150 milligrams per kilogram of body weight.
Saturday, December 7, 2013
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Monday, November 4, 2013
Reverse Sneezing
Reverse Sneezing seems to be a quite common problem in dogs. My dog is no exception and has had that from time to time, even though the frequency has reduced as he grew older. Currently (he's 3 years old) it happens only a few times during the year and mostly on Spring. Anyway, when he first had reverse sneezing episodes, we talked with the vet and sent him the following videos for a more accurate "diagnosis". The vet told us the same way humans sneeze, dogs sort of do the same but it's not a reason to worry unless it happens all the time. Here's a more technical definition for those interested.
Monday, April 8, 2013
A mini symphony by Beethoven the dog
I like very much Beethoven's symphonies. I also like when Beethoven, my dog, expresses himself vocally. When he wants something he does say so, in his own way of course. He know how to ask for food, to go out, to play and so many other things which we don't really understand. That was the case in this video: I still don't know what he wanted. Anyway, I thought that his sounds could make up an interesting composition and that's what I tried to do in this production which I named: Beethoven's mini symphony. It's music to my ears :)
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