Hopefully the fur baby is immune to those molds. Wish they could check the home my grandchildren live in. I worry a lot about them. Two of them has asthma tendencies and can't worry that the leak in the roof has caused mold to develop.
Chico Ranch in Boulder, Colorado is working dogs to death and its no joke nor should it be overlooked or minimized. "Last year, we lost a dog. We really didn't think it was that hot" translated is "Last year, we were negligent and unprepared for our Doggy that we killed him.....akin to leaving him trapped in a hot car to fry his brain and internal organs. We were so callous that we continued to work Doggy to death" This shouldn't be the lead off/first story in a working animals TH-cam Pets and Vets bit. How is this any different than a story about a dog chained to a tree without any shade or water, dying? Why is this talked over like background noise? "We trapped the doggy by working it to death. Doggy's internal temperature kept climbing and we neglected its needs. We didn't feel hot sitting a top of our horses in the saddle barely moving, so we ignored doggys' symptoms of heatstroke, Exaggerated panting (or the sudden stopping of panting; Rapid or erratic pulse; Salivation (drooling), anxious or staring expression; Weakness and muscle tremors or lack of coordination; Convulsions or vomiting, and collapse. Instead, we . worked . Doggy . to . death. They should be reported to the nearest SPCA instead of featured in a Pets and Vets story where they confess to killing a dog due to working the poor doggy to death. FOR SHAME.
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The case with the chihuahua: adorable !!
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Hope the doggie does not get sick sniffing the mold.😢
Hopefully the fur baby is immune to those molds. Wish they could check the home my grandchildren live in. I worry a lot about them. Two of them has asthma tendencies and can't worry that the leak in the roof has caused mold to develop.
Chico Ranch in Boulder, Colorado is working dogs to death and its no joke nor should it be overlooked or minimized.
"Last year, we lost a dog. We really didn't think it was that hot" translated is "Last year, we were negligent and unprepared for our Doggy that we killed him.....akin to leaving him trapped in a hot car to fry his brain and internal organs. We were so callous that we continued to work Doggy to death"
This shouldn't be the lead off/first story in a working animals TH-cam Pets and Vets bit.
How is this any different than a story about a dog chained to a tree without any shade or water, dying? Why is this talked over like background noise?
"We trapped the doggy by working it to death. Doggy's internal temperature kept climbing and we neglected its needs.
We didn't feel hot sitting a top of our horses in the saddle barely moving, so we ignored doggys' symptoms of heatstroke,
Exaggerated panting (or the sudden stopping of panting;
Rapid or erratic pulse;
Salivation (drooling), anxious or staring expression;
Weakness and muscle tremors or lack of coordination;
Convulsions or vomiting, and collapse.
Instead, we . worked . Doggy . to . death.
They should be reported to the nearest SPCA instead of featured in a Pets and Vets story where they confess to killing a dog due to working the poor doggy to death.
FOR SHAME.
I really don't think they purposefully worked their dog to death. Especially for a working ranch, every dog is an investment. Also, source please.