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- Thread starter kimy27
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Beware! Zoomies are very contagious. Other breeds of dogs are likely to contract them if kept in close proximity to a Cavalier. Almost daily the girls come flying in the house in Zoomie mode and are joined by Rudy. Let me tell you, a 78 pound English Bulldog with Zoomies is not, I repeat, not a good thing. :yikes I'm waiting for the day when my coffee table goes crashing through the front window. Rudy doesn't seem to realize that he is not a small as the girls and scrambles under the table in hot pursuit of one or all of them. They all get a toy and run through the house growling, barking and shaking their "prey." It never stops being entertaining but you do grow to expect it rather than being surprised. Enjoy Bailey's Zoomies! We humans would all be better off if WE could get a daily case of them! 
JaneB
JaneB
moniechris
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LOL!! I love the Zoomies. Mine do it especially after a bath then roll all over ever piece of furniture I own. :lol:
Regarding the sneezing, I would check that out, maybe get a second opinion from a different vet because if it happens frequently (more than once a day) then she may have a cold. That needs to be closely watched in puppies because they get go down hill very quickly. Good luck!!
Regarding the sneezing, I would check that out, maybe get a second opinion from a different vet because if it happens frequently (more than once a day) then she may have a cold. That needs to be closely watched in puppies because they get go down hill very quickly. Good luck!!
Charleen
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My cavaliers do it too. I like having a name for it!
When I had a Vizsla he also did the Zoomies too. 75 pounds leaping over the sofa, like he was a horse jumping a fence. Or he would run at the sofa, push off the back of the sofa to turn around and keep going through the house. I had to move the sofa back in place every day. He did calm down after he was 2 years old, thank goodness.
When I had a Vizsla he also did the Zoomies too. 75 pounds leaping over the sofa, like he was a horse jumping a fence. Or he would run at the sofa, push off the back of the sofa to turn around and keep going through the house. I had to move the sofa back in place every day. He did calm down after he was 2 years old, thank goodness.
aleethomas
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Mine does the same thing everytime we come back from going potty! Even when I wake her up to take her outside and she seems so tired and that there could be no possible energy left in her she walks through the door and becomes a maniac! Its pretty funny. Even at night though she'll settle down quickly after she gets a few 'laps' in!!!!!
Maxxs_Mummy
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Oh Lisa, you spoilsport! I always bath Charlie first because he will sit and wait for Maxx. As soon as Maxx is out of the tub all hell lets loose :lol: :lol: :lol: