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Posted by phflea on January 29, 2003 at 16:52:35:

In Reply to: Re: yellow lab got zapped by electric fence posted by suzibullock on January 28, 2003 at 20:53:19:

:The vet thinks she's probably ok, we live in a farming area and he's heard of this happening before but never actually causing side effects. Unfortunately we don't have any behavioralists in our area- the best I can do is try to find someone online that might have any ideas. Thanks for your response!

What a cutie!! Actually what is weird is after your post on of our clients came in to the office with a similiar problem. They had gotten alot of snow up in Vermont and there dog got zapped by the fence. And low and behold she is doing the same thing as your dog. She is doing ok, and is quite shaken up because she urinated on the fence so that was the problem and now she is urinating in the house. Give her some time, she should come back around, praise her and let her know it's ok to go potty back outside and not in the house.

Best of Luck

Flea

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