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The changes in the household of adding the puppy, and of course, of losing Tess could well lead to stress reactions in Beau. I had some issues with The Prisoner and indoor incontinence earlier in the year when I did something different: I moved "his" chair to the other side of the room. Thankfully the vet got him squared away, and the carpet involved is about due to be replaced anyway.
ReplyDeleteWow Barb! I am happy to hear that its not just me with the dog problem!
DeletePoor Beau! I hope he is feeling better soon. I love the pictures of your daughter’s family! Have a good day Lynda!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of your daughter and family dressed up for Halloween. They really do look good. I feel sorry for Beau and hope he feels better soon. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your pics so much. Like you, no trick-or-treaters here but if I go into town, I can see kids Fri before dark. Hope Beau gets better soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of your daughter's family. There have been too many changes for Beau to deal with especially with the loss of Tess sand a small puppy. My dog has issues sometimes and I give her cooked canned pumpkin - preferably pure instead of pie filling if you can get it (E D Smith). It helps binds. Have heard this from breeders and a vet. I put it in ice cube trays and freeze and give one a day after thawed in microwave. Beau is bigger so might require a bit more for a few days. Good luck.��❤
ReplyDeleteLove the pics...we also never have any trick or treaters here in the sticks. I was going to suggest canned pumpkin or fresh cooked pumpkin with the chicken and rice. Be sure it isn't the pie filling with the spices and such. Our daughter the vet says to try that first and maybe some extra Bea love since Senor Lopez has been getting all the attention. Good Luck.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the pics of your family
ReplyDeleteHave a great day
For sure, animals react in behavioral ways to stress. Good idea to change Beau's diet to chicken and rice til things settle down! Poor boy, poor YOU!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE your pictures.
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Love your outdoor pictures and your daughters family costumes. Thanks for sharing. We don't get trick or treaters but I do enjoy seeing the kids dressed up and having fun.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry Beau is having issues....ugh. a bland diet for a bit will likely help. He's had a lot of changes losing Tess and being invaded by Lopez. Poor Beau.
Hang in there. It will all be ok. Have a great day.
Hugs dear Lynda.
Does not surprise me. Animals do not always take well to change.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of the family in costumes! Poor Beau, you dealt with your grief by buying Lopez, but Beau can’t go elsewhere. The comfort food might help, plus your attention, hard to know. Good luck. The canned pure pumpkin seems to work.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the photos. My youngest daughter loves Halloween and has always dressed up. Now she's got two little ones she can dress too! Sorry about Beau. We do worry about our puppies!
ReplyDeleteThe costumes of your daughter & family are great!! They have the Halloween Spirit, Lynda.
ReplyDeletePoor Beau, I hope his change of diet helps.
Hugs to all of you.
My grandson had the same "purple dragon" Halloween costume in 2005. I'm looking forward to see what character my 4 year-old grand-daughter will be dressed up as this year. I hope poor Beau is okay. It is wonderful to see your wonderful grand-children with their 93-year-old grandpa! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteHope Beau gets to feeling better.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the wonderful pictures Lynda....great ideas.
Aww, poor Beau. I hope he gets better soon.
ReplyDeleteThose are some great costumes!
Great pics!
ReplyDeleteCayenne doesn’t handle changes to her routine very well. Pretty much any extra or unusual excitement can lead to “accidents”
We got her from the pound and it took months and months of crate training at first, to work out the house training. And it only takes a little distraction for her to revert. She’s a really great dog in every other aspect. But very much a creature of habit ❤️
He might be eating the puppy food or the cat food and that could be setting him off
ReplyDeletegreat costumes
Happy Birthday to Himself!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter’s family sure does Halloween well!
Glad you played piano and didn’t step in the mess. Hope Beau is right as rain soon!
I sure appreciate your blogs (HUG) ❤️ Ace
Lynda, our lives are complicated, too, if we allow them to be!
ReplyDeleteI shop at GoodWill, too. I got a marvelous goose down hooded long coat made by Cabela's (a huge sporting goods chain here. Don't know if you have them). It looks brand new and was only $29.99.
We will be allowed to pass out candy outside to trick or treaters, but they cannot come into our building as they have in past years. Last year we couldn't even do that.
Love your decorations! {{{HUGS}}}
Hope Beau gets better soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of your daughter's kids! That's a great pumpkin!(((HUGS)))
ReplyDeleteYour daughter and her family really get into the Halloween spirit. I enjoyed the pictures very much. Poor Beau! Hope the chicken and rice works.
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