How do you treat Cranial Calcification in English Squirrel Hounds, Beaver Terriers, and Hamster Herders?

These are all sub-breeds of the English Beaver Hound. Cranial Calcification is endemic in these populations and is generally not a problem if you ignore the fact that they tend to have romantic inclinations towards one's leg and engage in inapproriate sniffing. A swift kick will discourage this and over time the behavior will cease.





English Beaver Hounds are well known for their ability to detect beavers from quite a distance and once on the chase will pursue them until they are caught or the hound is locked up. Unfortunately as the wild beaver population has declined there have been significant problems with them chasing domestic beavers with some unfortunate results.How do you treat Cranial Calcification in English Squirrel Hounds, Beaver Terriers, and Hamster Herders?
Put them all in a pen and let them sort it out amongst themselves.How do you treat Cranial Calcification in English Squirrel Hounds, Beaver Terriers, and Hamster Herders?
i'm just going to pretend that I know what you're talking about.





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It's true calcification of the cerebellum is a particular problem in hard water areas of the UK. I find the best remedy is think about a dilute solution of vinegar for ten minutes every day. On no account should one go for the quick fix acid being touted at raves and psychodelic tea parties in Chelsea. A dilute solution of mushrooms freshly picked from Soham horse fen can be useful in extreme cases where the eyebrows have joined.
With stool softener.