Question From Nancy
As the best defense is a good offense, having taught a dog the leave it command and making sure the dog knows leave it is the best way I know to prevent dogs from eating or drinking toxins.
Having said that, it is good to know animal first aid until you can get to the vet or emergency veterinary clinic.
Having said that, could you provide a list besides antifreeze as to what are toxins for dogs
Thanks
Nancy
Having said that, it is good to know animal first aid until you can get to the vet or emergency veterinary clinic.
Having said that, could you provide a list besides antifreeze as to what are toxins for dogs
Thanks
Nancy
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Permalink Reply by Eric Dunayer on -
Nancy,
One of the rules of toxicology is that everything is poisonous but it is the dose that makes the poison. I would go to www.aspca.org/apcc (the Animal Poison Control Center's website) and look under the Posion Safe House link which has a large list of potential poisons.
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i cant beleive some one would do that to her and i will do everyting in my power to make sure that she has a good home just let me know when someone says that they want her
No winning has absolutely nothing to do with this, however right and wrong most certainly is applicable. Again I was not the one using the word win, however "Oh, they have not won, not by a long shot, on the contrary, things will get very interestin…
it all depends on what you do with her if you work with her and retrain her then she won't attack any one but i would be careful because she still rembers what he trained her to do so it'll take alot of work to retrain her.
I am no where near the area but I hope you found help.
all this for what?? WINNING that says a lot
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