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**ephennaCypota** · 07-28-2010, 03:11 AM

Not surprising to me at all. I got to thinking about this when my daughter was on vacation with her grandmother out of state and got bitten by a Pomeranian. She had her lip torn, but no one thought it worth a trip to the ER, a call to AC or even a call to me! I found out when I saw the healed wound when she came home. This was about 6-8 years ago and she still has the scar. After the incident, I got to wondering how often it happens with the smaller dogs.

07-28-2010, 03:11 AM	#2
ephennaCypota Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 534 Senior Member	Not surprising to me at all. I got to thinking about this when my daughter was on vacation with her grandmother out of state and got bitten by a Pomeranian. She had her lip torn, but no one thought it worth a trip to the ER, a call to AC or even a call to me! I found out when I saw the healed wound when she came home. This was about 6-8 years ago and she still has the scar. After the incident, I got to wondering how often it happens with the smaller dogs.
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