On Mon, 16 Jun 2003 08:21:41 -0400 jenn's visi.net [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It's filled with little pellets and you soak the
pad for 20
minutes and the gel pellets absorb the water and keep it cool for
like 5
days.
I have a couple of these cooling pads and I had a puppy that learned
If your pup does not seem to 'get' the idea of a cool bed, sometimes a thin
cotton sheet will help with a more familiar texture. Don't make a big deal
out of it, maybe toss some treats on there.
My guys took a little to figure it out and then loved them.
Eileen Morgan
The Mare's Nest
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Mine seek out the a/c registers and lie on them, but I've seen those
too and wonder if anyone has tried them?
We have the extra large size for my big boy Porter.
He LOVES it! He drags it around the house with him!!
However, make sure you buy a waterbed patch kit as
they can put holes in it very easily - it's
non-toxic(the dogs like to use it as a wrestling mat
the dragging doesn't help either!!)
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our first canine cooler, bought a little over two years ago, came
without instructions (which you wouldn't think are that necessary, i
mean you just put water in it, right?) - it quickly sprung leaks that we
duct taped closed. then baka, who was still teething on those last
molars, chewed off
