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25-02-2018, 08:21 PM
Originally Posted by Trouble 
Do dogs hold grudges? I wouldn't like to say tbh, if you saw the way one of mine reacts to having drops put in her ears, I think you'd say they do as she acts as if I've tried to kill her. That said I just carry on as normal and she comes around and will come for a cuddle in her own time.
What I doubt is that a dog would blame an absent owner for his fright.
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Location: Romford, uk
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25-02-2018, 09:46 PM
Originally Posted by Chris
There is a direct link there though. You and the eardrops are one and at the time you are applying them, you are the 'enemy'
What I doubt is that a dog would blame an absent owner for his fright.
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