my adopted dog is getting better now
@shiellamaenies (169)
United States
October 16, 2010 1:49pm CST
i adopted or rescue a small dog 2 months ago.he is been abuse so he is too scared he shake when he we have visitor,kids and noise.he dont even listen to me before when i say come here he just stood up and shaking.but now he get better.he is not too scared no more,when i walk to our kitchen he is following me.when i call him and say come here he will walk unto me with his tail is wagging.every afternoon he cries like a baby because he wants to go walk and check our mailbox.i am so glad he is getting better now.hope some people out here out there will stop abusing animals.
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@inu1711 (5285)
• Romania
16 Oct 10
It was a brave gesture to adopt a dog with problems. I congratulate you for your courage and patience. 
It seems your little friend became quite attached to you, and this is good. 
I had a dog with some problems with fear. She was afraid of loud noises and there was a time when she associated the loud noises with children and she became afraid of children, too. With a lot of patience we got rid of this fear of kids.
You should try to get your little companion used to children, by exposing him to children, gradually.
It seems your little friend became quite attached to you, and this is good.
I had a dog with some problems with fear. She was afraid of loud noises and there was a time when she associated the loud noises with children and she became afraid of children, too. With a lot of patience we got rid of this fear of kids.
You should try to get your little companion used to children, by exposing him to children, gradually.
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@ebuscat (5935)
• Philippines
17 Oct 10
For me yes I don't like that kind of habit it's Jehovah God angry of that matter in us.
@silentcandle (60)
• Malaysia
17 Oct 10
It's so great of you to help such a small creature who is in need. It may be a small incident for some people, but for this puppy, it means the world to him. I hope he gets better soon and grow up to be a healthy and cheerful boy. Post his picture someday so we can see how is he doing now.
@HellBound (9)
• Canada
17 Oct 10
AWWWW!!!!! You're too kind, if only there were more people like you around tht world. Maybe then it wouldn't be such a bad place. Hopefully he gets better over time. There's no doubt he's been traumatized but hopefully it's like they say time heals all. Also I'm glad you decided to share your story as it raises awarness to the situation.
@snowy22315 (181997)
• United States
16 Oct 10
Alot of small dogs shake. My dog used to shake quite a bit when he was young as well. I think that he is an insecure dog. He got quite a bit better in terms of his nerves though as he has aged. It might take a while for your dog to calm down.
@Valenas (1507)
• United States
16 Oct 10
Cheers to you for adopting an animal in need. It definitely sounds like he was not socialized in his previous environment, and new things- such as new people, noises, situations- will be sure to frighten him. It sounds like you are doing a great job with him so far, Shiella.
@imphavok (320)
• Canada
16 Oct 10
Hi! Good for you for rescueing a dog in need! You are a fantastic person! I wish more people would do similar! I have two rescue dogs and work with a Pug rescue. There are so many dogs in need.
It sounds like he is doing fantastic for only two months. Many rescue dogs take literally years to get over their fears. You are obviously doing a great job!
Thank you for being such a caring person and may your wonderful example prompt others to do the same!
