Title: RE: [UC] Question for other dog companion-people
we saw a mid size chocolate lab walking in the street along 46th collapse in the snow yesterday. it lay there on it's side with it's feet quaking in the air. i thought it was a result of the cold/snow.
but doing a search for
Cool, so we can just dump tons of rock salt on Clark Park and the dog
problem will go away...
On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:17 PM, Kyle Cassidy wrote:
we saw a mid size chocolate lab walking in the street along 46th
collapse in the snow yesterday. it lay there on it's side with it's
feet quaking in the
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Definitely causes them discomfort. I usually try to remember which
neighbors use rock salt and try to map out a route that avoids it. After
last year's experience with the rock salt (our first with the dogs), we
bought the booties. It did take me a full
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Subject: Re: [UC] Question for other dog companion-people
Cool, so we can just dump tons of rock salt on Clark Park and the dog
problem will go away...
On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:17 PM, Kyle Cassidy wrote:
> we saw a mid si
I always like the part in history class about the dust bowl... why not?
On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:39 PM, Jonathan Cass wrote:
True, but won't the salt poison the ground? And you think the Bowl is
dusty
now!!
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Dear Jon
Thanks for your tip on the doggie boots. The one's I was
using today kept falling off.
-Mark
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Subject: Re: [UC] Question for other do
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Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 17:51:42 EST
Any suggestions? Does anyone know if any of these snow melting
products actually more or less problematic than others? And, if so,
would some kind of awareness campaign help?
Some of the salt products are advertised as b
I think the white round
things are also salt-based. So I think it's basically all salt, of one
kind or another, which is bad for dog feet, soil, cars and buildings. But
it really WORKS, so I don't know if there's a solution! Do people use sand
and gravel anymore? Or ash?
ELISABETH DUB
In a message dated 1/26/2005 9:35:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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My dog
has sensitive paws. He cannot walk in the snow more than 10
minuteswithout limping. But if he happens upon the salt or the other
round ballcrystals, he cannot walk at all on it. He lim
In a message dated 1/24/2005 6:25:47 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Cool, so
we can just dump tons of rock salt on Clark Park and the dog problem will
go away...
As will all vegetation and most other life forms.
Apparently you propeller heads with guns never rea
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