Ran over dogs nose

David G · Nov 9, 2019

My border collie got too close to the mower and got her nose ran over.

It rolled her canine over, the vet is going to knock her out and roll the tooth back up, dogs are resilient, hope it heals and does not infect.

dcarp · Nov 9, 2019

Ouch, bet that hurts. That?s why I keep ours indoors while I mow.

Steve in VA · Nov 9, 2019

Man, that's horrible. Hope it goes well. Let us know. My Border Collie stays well awsy.

greenmech · Nov 9, 2019

The best to her, and be careful down there. Ron MN

SVcummins · Nov 9, 2019

Ringo grew up around machinery so he knows about safety around equipment 🙃

I hope your doggy gets well soon

Dieseltech · Nov 9, 2019

Years ago my brother was changing a flat on his skid loader. When he rolled the flat out of the way it hit his dog, a pup at the time. Best thing he could have done, after that anytime the dog saw a wheel rolling it knew to watch out..

HuskerLyn · Nov 9, 2019

Kinda adds credence to ?keep your nose in your own back yard?.

37chief · Nov 9, 2019

That's too bad. I am sure the vet will fix it back in place. It will be painful for a while. We had a horse get his lower jaw around the gate chain, and the horse pulled back breaking the lower jaw bone The jaw was just hanging. The vet wired it back together, and the horse recovered. I am sure your dog will be fine. Stan

David G · Nov 9, 2019

Thanks for the encouragement.

Northvale PA · Nov 9, 2019

Our vet charges a bunch to get it wrong then another bunch to get it right. The cost of having a supervisor.

Richard G. · Nov 9, 2019

The Bear is about blind. I have to really watch out for him.
Richard in NW SC

jeffcat · Nov 9, 2019

Talking about this stuff, many years ago late 70s I knew a lady who got kicked in the mouth by a horse. They did a pretty good repair job on her. A little bit of scar and a bridge. Her name was Kay.

bmack95hd · Nov 9, 2019

My two girls are sisters. At 14+ they mostly lay low and are on their own schedule. I don?t push them to over do it anymore.

SVcummins · Nov 9, 2019

That is one fat cat 🐈🙃🙃

SVcummins · Nov 9, 2019

Very pretty dogs

Paul from MI · Nov 9, 2019

We had the third dumbest dog in Richland county Ohio. When I was about 6, just learning to drive dad's old Allis B, I ran over our dog's tail with the front tire. Quick reflexes, hit the clutch and brakes, still on the dog's tail. Dad got a little excited until I backed off of it. No permanent damage, dog never got any smarter.

Olliejunkie · Nov 10, 2019

Dogs can be very smart but they also get distracted easy and instincts kick in. I almost hit a heeler one day. A guy was mowing near the road. He hit a plastic container and it kicked it out in the road. The dog took of after it. I nailed my brakes and swerved. Lucky I was paying attention or it wouldnt have turned out good. Another time a friend of mine was mowing hay or grass seed. His border collie always tagged along chasing mice. Not sure what happened but he ran into the header and was killed. Probably chasing something or got distracted by a mouse.
I'm glad your pup is ok and the vet can fix its tooth.

john in la · Nov 10, 2019

border collie got too close to the mower and got her nose ran over

Is that like telling dad you wrecked the car because the other car got in your way???

Mike M · Nov 10, 2019

Me too and the same for the kids !
My outside dog I would have to put her in a pen when I was mowing. A blue heeler. Good chance she was trying to "herd" the mower ?

PJH · Nov 10, 2019

My father in law had an untrained cattle dog that would spend the entire day running backwards and biting the front tire of the tractor. It was un-nerving and even aggravating for the first few hours each day, but eventually you would get used to it and learn to ignore him. We never did run over him - he was quick. He was doing what he loved to do, I guess.

MARK ROBKE · Nov 10, 2019

When I was a kid, we had a dog, Rover, who followed the tractor every where, especially when Dad was driving. Rover would follow him while he ran the sickle bar mower, weaving in and out of the cut hay, all around the mower. One day he got too close and stepped on the cutter bar. He ran home and laid in his usual sleeping space. Dad checked his foot, doctored him a bit, and kept him tied up for a few days. Pretty soon he was hopping around on 3 legs, and by the end of summer, all 4. Rover was an appropriate name for him-always on the run. He also got hit by a car a few times too, knocking him in the head. He was a slow learner, though; he died when he got hit by a van when he was older. Mark.

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