THLpatrick 555 Posted June 18, 2011 Author Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 Don't listen to people who say that the dog is unlikely to run again: I've seen much worse on my own dogs, and they have healed fine. Obviously the bruising is a concern, and yes, the wound could break down and the skin die off, but nature is pretty miraculous and even if it takes a long time the dog will heal providing you follow the vet's instructions. As the vet has already told you the dog will run again, then listen to the vet, not someone on here who I doubt very much is a vet, or has had a great deal of experience. Just keep him quiet, clean the wound VERY gently every day with salt water: a teaspoon of salt dissolved in half a litre of previously boiled water which has been allowed to cool to luke warm. You might well end up with a scar with no fur on it, but that won't matter at all. Good luck. yeah just hoping for the best, cleaning the wound etc, hope he gets better and he comes okay, keep u updated, thanks for the advice Sorry to hear that mate. Skycat gives some excellent advice. By the looks of it your dog will end up with a huge scar though but once it is fully healed give another 3-4 months then rub some moisturiser or vaseline in it daily and that should encourage a bit of hair growth so it won't look so bad. thanks alot mate, as long as me dogs fine i dont mind the dead skin is shit though! mums annoyed about the looks am jus deverstated to the injury Quote Link to post
johnny boy68 11,726 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 I'm sure your whip will be fine paddy as knowing you you'll give it the best care it needs for a full recovery.........keep your chin up young fella. Quote Link to post
whip x grey 276 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 My brother was walking my oldest dog lewy the whippet near are house, he could see 2 dogs across the road so they both crossed in oppostie directions and my brother started walking my dog ahead then heard the handlers shouting oh no, and there was a staffy going at my whippet, my brother kicked the dog off as much as he could buthe didnt really have much time so put the whippet behind him to protect it my dog was still on the lead and the staffy wudnt give in, eventually it got round my brother and got hold of him for a good 3 seconds rippping into him, whilst the 2 handlers couldnt get across the road but still didnt look keen to interact the shitbags the staffy is known to be dangerous in the sanctuary and they didnt even fit the harness propally never mind thinkin about a mussle, the handlers then tried to argue with my older brother over him using bad language after there dog has jus ripped a chunk out my dog, heres a picture the vet said he should BE OKAY to run etc, but the only worry is is skin dying :/, anyone no how whippets shape up of a tear heres a picture. Anything to help on how they do, ive been told 2 clean the wound twice a day and antibiotics also twice a day, atb Patrick my old white dog was attacked yesterday ,,,when i was taking them to park at 6am before work,,,,,mine were all on lead,,,,,staffie got lose across street made bee line for me and dogs,,,,,,my white one ,,,with him being altha male 6 yearold now pulled on lead to put himself in firing line,,,,,,,i couldnt get my boot in as staffie was just too fast for me ,,,as it happens so quickly,,,,,,,,i was very lucky,,,,,dog was limping on front but went away,,,brusied neck,,teeth marks on chest and brusied , teeth marks on back leg,,,,,,,,afterwards i thought about it ,,,haddnt my old dog defended himself i think staffie would have killed him,,,,,,,when i got back from work,,,,owner had cheek to say her staffie ears were all torn,,,,,,f****n thing should have muzzel on it,,,,,,,i told owner if i ever see that dog again without a muzzel ,,,,i will gutt it,,,,,and i dont care if i go down for it Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 staff's are on another level excluding apbt's of course. I'm not condoning what the staff did but its what it was bred to do. The fault lies at the handlers feet. 4 Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted June 18, 2011 Author Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 sorry to hear that pal ,,,,things always look worse at the start when a dogs been hurt , should be okay to run again just try to keep the dog resting as long as possible a lad we know had a whippet attacked by a rottie right mess dog came good in the long run tho just keep at it pal good luck with him thanks alot mate will do, keep you updated and that,atb ! Quote Link to post
scothunter 12,609 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 My brother was walking my oldest dog lewy the whippet near are house, he could see 2 dogs across the road so they both crossed in oppostie directions and my brother started walking my dog ahead then heard the handlers shouting oh no, and there was a staffy going at my whippet, my brother kicked the dog off as much as he could buthe didnt really have much time so put the whippet behind him to protect it my dog was still on the lead and the staffy wudnt give in, eventually it got round my brother and got hold of him for a good 3 seconds rippping into him, whilst the 2 handlers couldnt get across the road but still didnt look keen to interact the shitbags the staffy is known to be dangerous in the sanctuary and they didnt even fit the harness propally never mind thinkin about a mussle, the handlers then tried to argue with my older brother over him using bad language after there dog has jus ripped a chunk out my dog, heres a picture the vet said he should BE OKAY to run etc, but the only worry is is skin dying :/, anyone no how whippets shape up of a tear heres a picture. Anything to help on how they do, ive been told 2 clean the wound twice a day and antibiotics also twice a day, atb Patrick my old white dog was attacked yesterday ,,,when i was taking them to park at 6am before work,,,,,mine were all on lead,,,,,staffie got lose across street made bee line for me and dogs,,,,,,my white one ,,,with him being altha male 6 yearold now pulled on lead to put himself in firing line,,,,,,,i couldnt get my boot in as staffie was just too fast for me ,,,as it happens so quickly,,,,,,,,i was very lucky,,,,,dog was limping on front but went away,,,brusied neck,,teeth marks on chest and brusied , teeth marks on back leg,,,,,,,,afterwards i thought about it ,,,haddnt my old dog defended himself i think staffie would have killed him,,,,,,,when i got back from work,,,,owner had cheek to say her staffie ears were all torn,,,,,,f****n thing should have muzzel on it,,,,,,,i told owner if i ever see that dog again without a muzzel ,,,,i will gutt it,,,,,and i dont care if i go down for it same as you mate,why the f**k should i spend loads of time and money on rearing a pup or a dog.then it gets attacked by some f*****g idiot who thinks its a solid image to have a staffie.my dog is never off the lead until im away out the road of the dog walkers.Ive had many arguments with these c**ts and i swear if one ever attacks my pup i will f*****g cave its skull in with a brick or a maglite torch.those dogs should never be let of a lead and left to run about where there are other dogs or people. 1 Quote Link to post
MickyB 327 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 Hope him a speedy recovery mate, you not know of a decent bull x? If so take that on the same walk and let mr staff intriduce himself to that. Atb with whip anyway. Dan be a piece of piss to a decent staff. i got a full bull you can borrow mate he dunt like staffs :11: Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 Hope him a speedy recovery mate, you not know of a decent bull x? If so take that on the same walk and let mr staff intriduce himself to that. Atb with whip anyway. Dan be a piece of piss to a decent staff. i got a full bull you can borrow mate he dunt like staffs :11: full bull with a nice rednose eh mate? Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted June 18, 2011 Author Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 staff's are on another level excluding apbt's of course. I'm not condoning what the staff did but its what it was bred to do. The fault lies at the handlers feet. funny how my mates pitbulls are guna destoryu the little fart, its a cross not full bred btw mate, not being a prick jus quite pissed off atm Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted June 18, 2011 Author Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 F**king idiots my granda had a stray dog wander into his farm it was a staffy cross at the time my granda had 10 dogs ranging from lurchers , English bull terrier,doberman and many more. The stray dog grabbed a hold of my grandad's English bull terrier and wouldn't let go so my grandad's German shepard attacked the stray dog creating a massive brawl so all my grandad's dogs had a go at the stray so my granda grabbed a plank of wood and hit the stray who still diddnt let go so he wedged the wood in it's mouth and hit it, it finally let go he grabbed the dog and locked it in the shed and called the police they took the dog and put it to sleep my friend 2 doors down who have moved, had 5 beatifull staffies, well behaved 100% trusted always walked them and trusted them round my ferrets and dogs, to bad some r c**ts, sorry about the EBT, but like i said it happens and am jus guna keep my dog well hopefully Quote Link to post
J.DOG 1,355 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 staff's are on another level excluding apbt's of course. I'm not condoning what the staff did but its what it was bred to do. The fault lies at the handlers feet. funny how my mates pitbulls are guna destoryu the little fart, its a cross not full bred btw mate, not being a prick jus quite pissed off atm Don't blame you for being p*ssed mate hope your little chap gets better soon keep us posted atb good luck Quote Link to post
blan89 159 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 staff's are on another level excluding apbt's of course. I'm not condoning what the staff did but its what it was bred to do. The fault lies at the handlers feet. exactly,what bunch of f*****g retards blamin the dog. would you blame a lurcher that wasnt stock broken for chasing sheep,or the owner? of course you would blame the dog because all sighthounds are naturally evil and theyre owners just want a hard image of having a killer dog. f*cking morons. 2 Quote Link to post
THLpatrick 555 Posted June 18, 2011 Author Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 I'm sure your whip will be fine paddy as knowing you you'll give it the best care it needs for a full recovery.........keep your chin up young fella. thanks alot mate, will do! ive jus looked for the positivites + the strongers one out of us walked the whippet that day which means lewy got the best protecxtion he could, if it was me it could of come otu the same or worse, jus glad it wasnt my little brother walknig whos 14 or walking the pup 4weeks later, let uno how hes doing! Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 staff's are on another level excluding apbt's of course. I'm not condoning what the staff did but its what it was bred to do. The fault lies at the handlers feet. exactly,what bunch of f*****g retards blamin the dog. would you blame a lurcher that wasnt stock broken for chasing sheep,or the owner? of course you would blame the dog because all sighthounds are naturally evil and theyre owners just want a hard image of having a killer dog. f*cking morons. well said brother Quote Link to post
Stanleigh 135 Posted June 18, 2011 Report Share Posted June 18, 2011 Sorry to hear your bad news Paddy , but like skycat says , follow the vets instructions a bit of tlc when he feels sorry for himself and you,ll be suprised how quickly and completly he will recover , whippets are lots tougher than people think, don,t hesitate to get in touch if theres anything I can do . ATB Quote Link to post
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