The Corgi and the Bee
I know corgis do goofy things like stomp on bugs and chase mice, but lately I'm having a problem with Pippa hunting honey bees. It doesn't matter how many times she gets stung, she just won't stop! She goes through all the acrobatics to catch a bee in midair, only to spend thirty minutes trying to slowly tear it apart without getting stung. Going off of the "barooos" and talking I hear from the kitchen, I can only assume she has caught another victim ¯\(°_°)/¯
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Permalink Reply by Nora on
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You should totally video tape that!!! I would love to see how fun it would be....
Mine got stung once when she was alone on the balcony and her whole face was swelling and I had to take her to the emergency --- I was so happy that I bought the insurance at that point. Now, if she sees a bee she would come inside. I hope she will remember this by next summer though.
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Permalink Reply by Bev Levy on
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Sparty got stung many years ago when he was about one year old....for the next 12 years any flying insect was a threat he needed to kill whether or not he got stung. He never gave up!
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Permalink Reply by Diane on
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I'm always worried about that... Chewey loves chasing bees in the backyard too. I swear he's gotten stung (or rather I can't believe he hasn't), but I haven't seen any adverse reactions. Guess it must not have been too bad because he still chases them.
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Permalink Reply by John Wolff on
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You might determine the appropriate Benadryl dose and keep it handy. Swelling could be an issue if they get stung, say, on the tongue.
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Permalink Reply by Rachael McClanahan on
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We do keep benadryl nearby. She's had more than one stinger pulled out of her tongue, but so far, the only part to swell from a sting is her nose :/
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