Halito Woods. I agree with y'all on dogs....they want everything! Mine always tries to sit at your feet and beg.... someone around here keeps giving him things, but won't admit it! So far, knock on wood, nothing harmful to him. But it's always a careful eye!!
Chris... I guess I missed it, you fixed TLT bike.... did the parts wear or did something else happen? Thought she had a new bike? Anyhow, good job on you....more hubby points!!
Hope y'all have a good day. Remember, I'm pulling for ya.....we're all in this together.....
Supposedly milk chocolate isn't near as dangerous for dogs as dark chocolate is. Our vet said they can handle milk chocolate decently but not dark chocolate
Our dog got into a whole **** ton of easter chocolates a while back. Of course when I was out of town. Gab waited to see what happened and it got kind of sketchy around midnight so she took him to the emergency dog vet, they gave him some stuff to puke up more, it was a mess. Pounds of chocolate, wrappers and all. He ended up being ok
Good morning all. Glad Bo is ok. Once I had ordered some kind of chocolates for one of those kid's school fund raisers from a co-worker. I forget all about it. I came about two months later and my blue tick hound, who love to open and chew up packages left by a shipper, ate the whole box. She was fine so it must have been milk chocolate. Everyone ride safe.
My stepson’s dog ate the Christmas tree ornaments off the tree, the vet said to give the dog some hydrogen peroxide ( made him throw up) , and like Greg said, they had to do it on a couple of occasions.
Mornin toakers. Never ran Continentals, Russ. I prefer BFG, but they're not as affordable as they used to be. On the subject of dogs and chocolate, depending on the size of the dog, there's not enough chocolate in milk chocolate to kill them
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