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by Davren on 03 February 2009 - 17:02
by RacingQH on 03 February 2009 - 17:02
by yellowrose of Texas on 03 February 2009 - 18:02
TOILETS ARE NOT THE SAFEST PLACE FOR YOUR DOGS HEAD TO BE.
FILTHY WATER AND EVEN HEALTH EXPERTS POSTED WARNINGS LAST SUMMER,,,WHEN YOU FLUSH YOUR TOILET , MAKE SURE THE TOOTHBRUSH IS NO WHERE IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA...THE FINE MIST OF GERMS IN THE WATER THAT FLOATS UPWARDS CAN CONTAMINATE THE WHOLE AREA.
KEEP THE DOG OUT OF THE TOILET.....FILTHY GERMS AND IF YOU USE A CLEANER THAT IS WORSE...
CHEMICAL POISONING CAN HAPPEN IF SOMEONE DIDNT RINSE THE TOILET...
I HAVE A FRIEND WHO LET HER MALE DRINK OUT OF THEIR TOILET..WHEN SHE BOUGHT MY FEMALE , I VISITED ONE DAY AND I GOT INTO A NICE ARGUMENT WITH HER..
SHE SAID DOGS EAT THEIR OWN POOP SO WHY WORRY.....DISGUSTING IS ALL I CAN SAY.
IF YOU ARE THAT NIEVE,,,NOTHING ELSE TO SAY. i GUESS IT OKAY TO LET YOUR BABY PLAY IN THE TOILET IF HE HAS NOTHING ELSE TO DO..?
HUBBY AND KID NEED A LESSON ...MAKE THEM CLEAN THE MESS UP IS THE BEST SUGGESTION HERE TODAY....
BEST OTHER IS TO CLOSE THE TOILET............THE DOG HAS ALREADY LEARNED THE BAD HABIT ,SO NOW YOU HAVE TWO KIDS TO UNDO A LEARNED BEHAVIOUR....
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by Mystere on 03 February 2009 - 18:02
Putting the lid down did nothing, he simply flipped it up! This is a dog who was so strong, he would toss the sleeve in the air and catch it. I finally just banned Kongs to the classification of "outside toys," versus inside toys. by yellowrose of Texas on 03 February 2009 - 18:02
SHE FINALLY JUST BANNED THE DOGS IN THE BATHROOM ., PERIOD AND KONGS OUTSIDE ., ALSO.
LOL
by Davren on 03 February 2009 - 18:02
by Kinolog on 03 February 2009 - 19:02
I knew someone whose GSD would ONLY drink out of their toilet until I realized how clean that porcelain bowl was compared to his drinking bowl!
by Davren on 03 February 2009 - 19:02
MEDS LURKING IN DRINKING WATER from MSNBC
Members of the AP National Investigative Team reviewed hundreds of scientific reports, analyzed federal drinking water databases, visited environmental study sites and treatment plants and interviewed more than 230 officials, academics and scientists. They also surveyed the nation’s 50 largest cities and a dozen other major water providers, as well as smaller community water providers in all 50 states.
Key findings
Here are some of the key test results obtained by the AP:
- Officials in Philadelphia said testing there discovered 56 pharmaceuticals or byproducts in treated drinking water, including medicines for pain, infection, high cholesterol,
by Mystere on 03 February 2009 - 19:02
I have to say, I also use a half gallon of bleach in my downstairs toilet every day (it sits in there while I am at work) because I have caught my 1 yr old bitch drinking from it. She puts her feet and God knows what else in her water dispenser, so the toilet just might be cleaner!! My bitch that lived to be 13+ drank from the toilet all the time ( I went through lots of bleach with her, too)despite having a water dispenser in the kitchen, less than 20 feet away. She was the healthiest dog ever.
by Davren on 03 February 2009 - 19:02
- Anti-epileptic and anti-anxiety medications were detected in a portion of the treated drinking water for 18.5 million people in Southern California.
- Researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey analyzed a Passaic Valley Water Commission drinking water treatment plant, which serves 850,000 people in Northern New Jersey, and found a metabolized angina medicine and the mood-stabilizing carbamazepine in drinking water.
- A sex hormone was detected in San Francisco’s drinking water.
- The drinking water for Washington, D.C., and surrounding areas tested positive for six pharmaceuticals.
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