I remember this story being analysed/dissected by the author in the book “The Last Wolf”. He seemed to think this story was false, one reason being that it is unlikely that the prince would have left his son with only his dog. In modern times, would it be unheard of for a non-rabid, wild wolf to enter a human’s home and attack someone; attacks by healthy, wild wolves on humans are actually extremely rare, as they are so wary of humans. Can we really say we blame them?
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My daughter's dog is sick. Poor Vischer. He has a tick borne disease, anaplasmosis. He's in a good deal of pain but is on meds/antibiotics and hopefully will feel better soon. 
Yes, Arlo is pretty much fully recovered now! It took a good while and we were so worried about him, but he gradually got better and this morning we sent him to doggy daycare as we usually do on Fridays.
Sorry to hear about Vischer. Tick-bourne diseases sound so scary.
She's calling the vet today. He's still limping.
@KLS52 -- is Vischer better?
I've been hearing about a new virus attacking dogs
www.nbcnews.com
I've been hearing about a new virus attacking dogs
Mysterious dog respiratory illness: What to know
Scientists at the University of New Hampshire may have identified a pathogen that has sickened possibly thousands of dogs and killed some of them across the country.
www.nbcnews.com
Lou
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Found a YouTube channel that I like to watch.
It is from a dog groomer. and she makes enough money from YouTube that she providers her services for free. And also takes very challenging dogs.
This example was not challenging. Unless a dog groomer can die of an overdose of cuteness.
It is from a dog groomer. and she makes enough money from YouTube that she providers her services for free. And also takes very challenging dogs.
This example was not challenging. Unless a dog groomer can die of an overdose of cuteness.
Lou
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Not completely. He still limps occasionally. The vet continues to say give it time. But I think daughter will be bringing him in for X-rays to make sure nothing else is going on.@KLS52 -- is Vischer better?
I've been hearing about a new virus attacking dogs
Mysterious dog respiratory illness: What to know
Scientists at the University of New Hampshire may have identified a pathogen that has sickened possibly thousands of dogs and killed some of them across the country.
I've heard about that virus, too. It's scary!
Lou
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Reminds me of a short story I read years ago. The Last of the Winnebago's, by Connie Willis. its a future centered SF and sort of as background its revealed that there are no dogs left on the planet. They all died of a virus. Real good short story.
which then reminds me of several Connie Willis novels and short stories where the world is without cats.
Never really put it together till now. What is with Willis and companion animals.
Lou
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willis is a master at combining mystery, drama, romance, with science fiction. she has won more awards than any other SF writer.Sounds depressing!
To Say Nothing of the Dog also uses historical Fiction and Satire.
I am watching more The Asher House videos of the sanctuary. The animals are so cute, although I am getting so angry when I think about the people who abused and neglected them! It is a mix of emotions watching the videos.
i have seen about that dog disease too on IG.
i have seen about that dog disease too on IG.
Lou
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Neither of those stories are violent. In both stories the dogs and cats died off a while back. its just background. History.
To say nothing of the dog has time travelers in it who experience cats for the first time when they go back to the Victorian era.
I just saw they just brought out a video about the virus.
ETA - I can't watch anymore of these videos about this dog sanctuary as my dog gets jealous if she sees them on screen!
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