Your Questions About Dog’s Life
Ruth asks…
What are all the affects collapsed trachea can have on my dog’s life?
I think my dog might have collapsed trachea. 46lbs, German Shepherd/Rottweiler mix, runt of the litter. It usually only starts when he’s lying down resting in the house, and it only happends about once a week. And it only lasts about 3-6 minutes every time.
What effects can this have on my dog’s life?
admin answers:
Hey Mutt!
Honestly i do not think he has a collapsed trachea. It is probably just a reverse sneeze. (All my dogs get it, have had it there whole life’s) Its nothing to worry about doesnt cause any harm.
Reverse sneeze-
http://www.petplace.com/dogs/reverse-sneezing-in-dogs/page1.aspx
It has videos of dogs reverse sneezing in it.
Good Luck!
George asks…
Why is the life of a dog worth more than a human life?
I was just wondering why Michael Vick gets a couple of years in jail for killing dogs but Dante Stallworth kills a kid and gets a 30 day sentence. This shows me that our country values the life of a pet more than that of a human. Im not a pet lover at all but there is something wrong with this country if a human life isn’t worth as much as a pet’s life. So why is a dog’s life more important than a human life?
admin answers:
I think you need to do more research before posting such illiterate questions. Nothing personal.
Vick’s charges were different. It involved a long-term (six years+) illegal gambling operation, illegal proceeds from those operations, dog-fighting, interstate charges (across state lines, that makes his crimes federal ones, not state ones, which automatically gives his conviction different rules), animal cruelty, and many other angles.
Primarily, it was a long-running, pre-meditated action for personal gain.
Meanwhile, Dante Stallworth’s situation was NOT premeditated. It was an accident and not done for personal gain. And while drinking played a role, the victim (a 59 year old man, not ‘a kid’) was also illegally crossing the street which shifts some of the blame, legally speaking, to him. The victim put himself in an illegal area where cars wouldn’t expect to find a pedestrian, creating a dangerous situation for himself and drivers. That doesn’t make it wholly his fault, but unlike the dogs which had no choice and didn’t know any better, the victim here did know better and tried to cross a dangerous, busy road where there was no crosswalk–assuming some of the risk by his actions.
(We had someone near where I live kill a pedestrian fairly recently and get off without even charges being filed, much less a trial, all because the pedestrian was illegally crossing the street and the driver was doing everything legally. They killed a person and walked totally free because it was ruled to be essentially the person that got killed’s fault.)
You’re also only looking at jail time as ‘the sentence.’ Stallworth also got 1000 hours of community service, 2 years of house arrest, 8 years of probation, not to count professional retribution, such as a full season off without pay. He didn’t just get 30 days, he lost hundreds of thousands, if not millions, and if he screws up legally in just about any way for the next 10 years it will violate his probation and send him back to prison. He got 30 days in jail, but a much larger sentence.
No, a dog’s life is not worth more than a man’s. But the crimes, circumstances, number of charges, intentions behind the crimes, and applicable laws (such as state versus federal) were wholly different. You’re creating a false comparison just to have something to get riled up about. Do some research next time.
Maria asks…
How to save a street-dog life which has a disease? I would be grateful with any idea.?
So there is a dog that I see every time that I go to my work.
He is losing hair day after day, everyday seems worse. He is skin is getting red, no hair. I think he has mange.
I feel sorry for him and I feel worse that I don’t have the money to save that animal. I tried to contact a non-profit organization for save his life and I offered an android/web application to improve their system to improve the number of adoptions of dogs which are waiting for someone to be adopted. All of that, which is costly, for free if they save the dog’s life.
But I didn’t get any response.
There is no way I could rise up money to save a dog life if I sell candies or something, since where I live, people are just kind of apathetic to animals life since they only care about them, so I don’t think they are going to give me money for that.
I don’t have the economy, since I study and and have a part-time job. Also I can’t take the dog sick to my house because I can’t offer him a treatment and I don’t want to expose my other dogs to get infected.
I don’t know what to do… Should I just give up and ignore him? Give me ideas 🙂
admin answers:
No, please do not give up and ignore him. If you live in the US (or US territory), I can mail you a spray product that will cure his mange. I will pay for the product and shipping. Email your address to me. I have set up a temporary email address that will work for 3 days – temporary1@earthlink.net. Thanks.
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