leed

Pulling them out takes a good yank. getting them out of thier mouth is deff. a toughy though. you gotta roll the dogs lips over their teeth when you hold the mouth open so it wont bite down, then get a good hold of the needles with some channel locks. The creepy thing is, those needles slowly work their way in. When our family dog had them, we missed a few, and a few days later a couple needles made their way through his outer skin and poked back out around his ears.

N1ghtM0nkey

Thats gotta hurt. We don't have any porcupine's around here...only possum. I'm guessing a pocupine is like a possum with spikes? Never seen a live one before.

HondaTuner

We don't get them around these parts


I wouldn't want to mess with one.

N1ghtM0nkey

Can you imagine hitting one of those with your car? Would probably look like hitting a feather pillow, except with spikes instead of feathers.

88dx

Kinda looks fake some of the quills look like their just laying their or not even stuck in

HondaTuner

Eh, he's got sore spots on his skin and that blood looks legit. I'm not going to say fake on this one.

Dmx20

That one in the pics isnt a pit, it's a bull terrier

crxmobinvtec

i am saying its fake to why would someone take the time to get the camera when there dog is all fucked up and in pain? i would be more woried about helping my poor dog

N1ghtM0nkey

I would be amazed if that poor dog lived, though I hope he did.

shanerv

that suck's big! too bad for that dog, He's messed up. In any case though, if he was dumb enough to start playin with that pine then I would hope that he's learned his lesson.