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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 106716" data-attributes="member: 367">If it's just a slow leak it probably isn't worth putting the dog through hell and writing a check to the vet.- - - Updated - - -Rusty beat me to it.&nbsp; &nbsp; Had a small hunting dog that had enough terrier in het to make her mean and ruthless.&nbsp; &nbsp; She found a woodchuck under an old wooden building and started grunting, growling and digging.&nbsp;&nbsp; She was under there in np time and I heard a loud chirp from the chuck and all was quiet for a few seconds then a high pitched yelp from the dog.&nbsp;&nbsp; She came out of there and was rubbing her nose on the ground .&nbsp; When she quit yelping and digging her nose in the dirt so I could see what the deal was , almost half her nose was gone .&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; It was tender for a while but surprisingly it scabbed over and partially grew back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 106716, member: 367"] If it's just a slow leak it probably isn't worth putting the dog through hell and writing a check to the vet. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Rusty beat me to it. Had a small hunting dog that had enough terrier in het to make her mean and ruthless. She found a woodchuck under an old wooden building and started grunting, growling and digging. She was under there in np time and I heard a loud chirp from the chuck and all was quiet for a few seconds then a high pitched yelp from the dog. She came out of there and was rubbing her nose on the ground . When she quit yelping and digging her nose in the dirt so I could see what the deal was , almost half her nose was gone . It was tender for a while but surprisingly it scabbed over and partially grew back. [/QUOTE]

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