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Q: My Baby Does Not Speak With Us Anymore

asked by: gloomy on May 9th, 2006

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We moved to the usa and with these breed specific legislation laws against pitbulls and american staffordshire terriers, we could not bring our babies pits here. Here the problems started. My son just could not live without them, no interests, no emotions, no other pets, nothing... I miss our babes so much too and just can not bare the situation. We consulted with doctors already, but would appreciate your opinions too.

Omg, why should it be so and what can we do???

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chuawa

replied on May 11th, 2006

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Hi gloomy,

just a thought, a new location and missing his pets could put your son under some pressure. I might suggest spending more family time with him and try to put him into a new hobby, new friends, a new club, play a sport.. Slowly introducing him to new people and situations inorder to re-focus his energy away from missing his pets

jerez

replied on May 18th, 2006

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He Is Probably Missing More Than the Dogs

A major move, culture language style, etc. Sensitive? Just do like the other person said, spend a lot of one on one time with him,and give him time, when he is ready you can get a new pet. Until then... And after.... Enjoy him, they grow up too fast!

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