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Head Twitch

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Warren Scout
Is a head twich in a bun bad or nothing? :shock:

I've noticed Jack has a slight twitch from time to time - He's absoutley great in his self and is binkying around the place! :lol:
 
What do you mean by a "twitch"?? Does it proceed him jumping and binkying?? Ours all do little head flicks before they run like nutters! :lol:
 
Is it when he's excited? Scamp often flicks his head/ears when he gets over excited like a mini binky. If it's during normal activity like washing/sitting then I'd get the vet to check his ears :)
 
I'm not too sure - kinda both! :rolleyes:

Well I'm gettin him vaccinated nxt week I'll get him to have a look at his ears.

Thanks Guys :wave:
 
Jack is insane and highly excitable, he never sits still :lol:

On a slightly more disturbing note what do his ears smell like? You can usually smell a canker problem before you see it.
 
They should smell sweet. Canker is another words for ear mites, its easily fixed but goven his normal behaviour I dont think he has a problem.
 
I will certainly give his ears a smell later! :shock: but he seems fantastic in himself :love:

I'm taking him to the vets next week for his first vaccination so I will get his ears checked!

There so happy together was sat watching them this morning and they were just lay together licking each other! Aww!
 
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