Henry’s Tantrum

LOL….Mack will do that.  We always thought it was because he was hot and tired!!!!  When he stops and lays down, we goes into his stroller.

We understand about walking 3 dogs, better with 4 hands than 2.

Drools and licks,
Minnie, Mack and foster Mario

He must have been wearing his naughty britches!

Corrine, do you honestly believe you are the boss?  Seriously?  Dogs, and especially pugs, are very opioniated.

It is definitely a Pug thing; they are very demanding about what they want, when they want it.  Got to love their personalities; they are too smart for their own good sometimes.  You’re too funny, Henry!

Ok, I’ll play devil’s advocate:  Maybe the cool, soft green grass was too much for Henry to resist and he wanted to have it tickle his tummy???  Yeah, I don’t believe it either.

Well, I missed the whole point of this.  This is Owned
By Pugs afterall, and Henry is proving the point.

Oh Henry ~ This just shows us that pugs really are thinking ALL THE TIME! I mean, think about what went through his mind. They are going that way but I want to go this way so I’m going to sit here and not going anywhere!

I love dogs ~ Especially pugs.

Pug Hugs to all from Bella & me

Just had a huge scare with Annie and want to share with you from the vet.

I had a full bottle of NovoLog insulin (fast acting) with the cap still on, on the table.  The phone rang and I got up to answer it, forgetting to push the chair under the table When I got back, the insulin was gone and I found it on the floor, the cap was off, the top of the bottle was almost completely removed and there was only a small amount of insulin left. 

Knowing it was Annie, I immnediately called the vet and he did a consult and told me if she swallowed it like that without it being injected, her digestive system would absorb it and there would be no low blood sugar, but to check her mouth to make sure there were no cuts from the metal cap, which would cause some of the insulin to be absorbed.

He told me to watch her carefully, and since I know the signs of low blood sugar, I know what to expect… weakness.  He also told me to be on the safe side give her something to eat.  She thought she was in dog heaven when she ate several of her Wellness treats, which usually she only gets a couple a day.

I thought this was important to pass on in case any of you take insulin for diabetes and have a dog who might be interested in chewing on the cap. Only my Annie is such a pug.

Sue VDB

Oh Sue! How scary. I hope she is ok! What a silly pug!!! Please keep us updated on how she is doing. Annie, Annie, Annie!

Henry seems to be saying “I AM NOT WALKING ANOTHER STEP”
Pug hugs and kisses to you Henry from Georgia.

Henry, you just

Jenna - “naughty britches” - I love it.

It’s also a Boxer thing. Cooper1 used to just stop about a mile or so from home.  He would NOT move.  So we had to get the car - a 75# Boxer cannot be carried.  The pugs haven’t realized yet that not moving is an option.  I hope they don’t see Henry’s picture.  BTW, I love this picture.  So Henry!

Sue VDB- my heart was in my throat when I read your post.  Glad Annie is okay and it could be that some of the insulin got into the rug and not Annie.  St. Francis gets a nod for this one.

Yes, I already thanked St. Francis.  All in all she has not quite been herself, but she still was ornery.  She began going after anything she thought she could chew, which included a sack of papers that has been there for some time and she never bothered.

She begins trainig classes June 19th.  If she keeps up her behavior I may break down for one-on-one classes earlier. 

She is certainly keeping me very busy the last 3-4 days.

I sure do like the new vets.  The vet called me back to check how Annie was doing.  They previously checked back when I had Minnie in for her back legs.  I think I will really like them for my babies.