Re: [pyrnet] Boarding Kennel Blues

["kdbooth" <kdbooth@mindspring.com>]

Hi all,

Everyone has had really kind comments in regard to my poor traumatized
pooch.  It's much appreciated.  Here's an update on post-boarding problems.
Both Daisy and Penny the Cat have a horrible case of the runs.  I think
that's significant since they were boarded at the same kennel and Badger,
who stayed with the vet, is fine.  I stayed home from work yesterday and
Daisy went outside many times.  She also had a bad case of the "velcro dog"
syndrome.  Today I was at work for about 2 and half hours when my son called
to tell me that she'd left a nice present on the living room carpet.  I can
hardly get him to clean his room, let alone dog poop.  She's obviously not
feeling well but I also think she may have pooped upstairs out of separation
anxiety.  She's done that in the past.

I feel certain that Daisy and Penny picked up something from the kennel (and
now I have to worry that Badger will get it too) but I'm still undecided
about the care she received.  I know they may board too many dogs to give
lots of individual attention but I think that if a dog is so obviously
stressing, someone should take the extra time to try and comfort it.

The next time I have to board, everyone is going to the vet.

Kim, Daisy and Badger


----- Original Message -----
From: Ghost Rider <kaiser4@gulftel.com>
To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 9:09 AM
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Boarding Kennel Blues


> Hello All!
>
>     I've never had the boarding problems I've heard you discuss.  We take
> our animals to our vet for boarding.
>     He has indoor runs, gives meds, walks the dogs and his whole staff is
> absolutely wonderful!!!!!
>     If your vet doesn't have the facility to provide this service, ask him
> to referr you to a reputable kennel.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bridget
> kaiser4@gulftel.com
>
>
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