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Managing an existing wound or injury either immediately or helping the pet cope over time, and methods of prevention.
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Post-Injury Tricks
Take it slow and start from square one to regain her trust and confidence. Get her to associate finger and "bang" with good feelings by playing with her affectionately (petting, calm approval voice, g …
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How can I regain my dog's trust after accidentally hurting them with a toy?
Start slowly. Reintroduce the toy. Does she cower from it? If so, put some smell or flavor on it. Let her sniff it/lick it. Then put it away. Repeat until she stops cowering. Put the toy(s) out of si …
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