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   08:22pm Friday 07th June 2013 ESTReport Abuse

   Dear Dr Harry, I am 10 years old and I have 7 chickens, their breed is isa brown. Well, I have a big problem with one of my chickens because she is constantly pecking all of my other chickens and then they loose some of their feathers. The other day, I saw the same chicken jump on another one and then hold her to the ground. I quickly took the chicken off its back and held the attacked chicken in my arms for a few minutes and then I put her back down, and she was fine. I am really scared that this chicken is going to attack all of the other chickens and they might die of shock or maybe an injury! If possible, I would like to go onto the Better Homes and Gardens T.V. show to inform you more about this chicken. I have been waiting for this chance to be on Better Homes and Gardens and especially for you to help me with my chickens! Thank you so much Dr Harry! I really need your help and I hope to see you on Better Homes and Gardens! Many thanks, kind regards and talk to you soon, Georgia. :)

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   IanM09:17pm Sunday 30th December 2012 ESTReport Abuse

   Hi Dr Harry - We brought home a 9 month old domestic long hair cat from our local vet about 3 weeks ago. Brought him to his room. Took lid off his carry cage. He immed ran under sofa & then behind mattress (which is behind sofa). We have not seen him since! He will eat, drink & use litter tray, play with toys in room but only after lights out. We talk softly to him, spend time in the room, but he won't come out for us. Please help! We're feeling very despondent. Thanks, Ian & Margaret

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   Barb08:55pm Sunday 16th December 2012 ESTReport Abuse

   Dr. Harry, My mother has a Siamese cat called Tommy, short for Tomachi Elareich. We bought Tommy as a Christmas present just prior to my fathers passing in 2003. Tommy is now almost 10 years old. My mother has treated this cat as the love of her life. Tommy is a very dominant cat and now he is #$%$ everywhere in her house. Can you help? Thank you, Barb.

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   Terri01:35am Thursday 06th December 2012 ESTReport Abuse

   Dr Harry, please help me calm my beautiful dog down. I adopted him when he was 14 months old from breeding show kennels, he is very well bred in the German Shepard breeding circles, however, he has adapted some very bad habits I have been trying to overcome but alas have not been able to. The worst one is chasing his tail, biting it until he is crying because he is hurting himself. He continues to do this to ge attention but when we give him attention he continues to do it, While he is doing the chasing habit he is also ripping up our back yard, and because we are in a rental property I am also worried that this might hinder our rental status and if so if our lease is now renewed because of the damage he has done will not be able to get another rental. I walk him every day and spend time with him in the yard and let him in the house for quality time, please please help me as my husband works away I feel comfortable to have him around, for good reason. Once again any help you can give me I would appreciate, thanks for your time. Terri

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   Michael10:23pm Saturday 01st December 2012 ESTReport Abuse

   Please help urgently, we have a 2 year old staffy/ridgeback cross. He jumps 6 foot fence when I go out, we tie him to a run out the back under trees, he breaks collars, ropes, he broke the chain today and got out. He bit someone who tried to get the chain off him. He is super gentle with 5 & 6 year old grandies, they can hand feed him with nibblies. He is beautiful nature, barks when we have visitors. The ranger picked him up and was a bit scared of him, when I got there she said his face and behaviour completely changed and he was really docile. She said he may have separation anxiety. I don' know what to do, I am worried he will hurt someone when he gets out. He is big. Christine

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