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  1. #1
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    Awwwww!

    Give Jersey a hug for me!
    You're the one sure thing I've found so you better stick around...
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    Aww, poor Jersey. I'll bet that hurt. I hope you heal up quickly so you can go play in the snow again.
    Would booties help against that injury? I'm asking because Taggart has his back dewclaws still. And if/when we take him to the snow I'd like to avoid this injury if possible. I've never had a dog with dewclaws before.

    I hope you feel better soon, Jersey!!
    Our goal in life should be - to be as good a person as our dog thinks we are.

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    Ooooo, I have tingles down my spine! The only time I heard RB Cody whine in pain, despite his surgeries, was when he ripped his dew claw. Poor, sweet, knocked out Jersey. I hope Jersey heals and feels better soon. The only *good* thing is the lovely, personalized wrapping. Please give lots of hugs and kisses from me.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Taz_Zoee View Post
    Aww, poor Jersey. I'll bet that hurt. I hope you heal up quickly so you can go play in the snow again.
    Would booties help against that injury? I'm asking because Taggart has his back dewclaws still. And if/when we take him to the snow I'd like to avoid this injury if possible. I've never had a dog with dewclaws before.

    I hope you feel better soon, Jersey!!
    I've never had issues with dewclaws before. Front dewclaws don't usually cause problems, this was a freak accident. Back dewclaws, however, I would recommend having removed if Taggart ever needs a surgery (ie: neuter). They just get in the way and can rip/tear very easily.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BC_MoM View Post
    I've never had issues with dewclaws before. Front dewclaws don't usually cause problems, this was a freak accident. Back dewclaws, however, I would recommend having removed if Taggart ever needs a surgery (ie: neuter). They just get in the way and can rip/tear very easily.
    Oh great. He just got neutered on Friday. They always alter them before they go up for adoption. The adoption counselor did question (just mentioning to me) why they didn't do it then. Oh well, I will definitely get it done if he has to go under for anything else (god forbid!). Thanks for the heads up.

    Hugs still going out to Jersey!
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    Aww, poor Jersey! I hope you feel better soon!

    Pippi had her back dew claws when we got her - she was about a year old. Because she is a "wild" thing, we had them removed when she was neutered. The way she jumps I was afraid she would catch them on something and rip them off. I also thought they were very ugly so I am glad I had them removed!

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    Jersey doesn't seem to be doing too well today. Her paw is very sore, even to touch. She doesn't fit in her kennel with the e-collar, so I've been putting a sock over her bandage and even though it's a huge sock, it hurts it to have me put it on. Hopefully she'll feel better by tomorrow.

    Thanks for all the caring words!


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    But when you take him in a car he sticks his head out the window." -- Steve Bluestone

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    Poor, poor Jersey....I know that hurt.....Neither Boomer or Cassie have their dew claws, but Cassie has ripped other toenails off on more than one occasion....ouch!!!!!!
    Shannon, Boomer, and Sooner

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