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I think Honey needs a big treat for being a sweetie and not taking a swipe at little Charlotte. Do you know how old Charlotte was when she left her mother? |
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That's a nice dog. I assume it reminded Charlotte of the old days and she tried for some milk ....... as long as she's on solid food I wouldn't worry at all; just an amusing little quirk! |
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Oh yes, Honey got a few milkbones after that one But she's always been a big teddy bear....I have four dogs, and I've had rats other small animals with them, and they've been nothing short of patient and sweet with every one of them. My two girl dogs have always been pretty motherly of the other animals in the house lol. It's no different with Charlotte....she actually follows the dogs around all the time, trying to rub up to them (and of course, the dogs love the attention) hehehe The lady who owns Charlotte's mama said that she was 8 1/2 weeks old when I picked her up, and the vet said that he thinks the same thing. I had noticed her trying to suckle from one of the dogs' stuffed animal toys a few days ago, but I never would have imagined!!! lol |
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It seems that plenty of kitties do "wool sucking". I think we discussed this on another thread a while ago. It's a comfort thing and certainly nothing to worry about. She didn't leave her mum too young and is eating well. Well done pats for your dogs! |
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