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8/24/2014 0 Comments

GUIDE DOG PET-IQUETTE

GUIDE DOG PET-IQUETTE
 
Here are a few “pet-iquette” items to keep in mind when encountering a guide dog or a guide dog team:

  • Don’t pet or distract the dog.
  • Don’t offer the dog food or treats.
  • Don’t give the dog commands.
  • Don’t walk on the dog’s left side; it may confuse him.
  • Don’t attempt to grab the dog’s harness.
  • Do let the dog rest undisturbed.
  • Do offer your assistance to the dog’s owner, if needed.

For more information on Guide Dogs Do's and Don'ts, see http://www.petinsurance.com/healthzone/pet-articles/pet-owner-topics/Guide-Dogs.aspx?extcmp=smd-ebiz-BL0002-fbwall
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8/8/2014 0 Comments

Guide Dog Pet-iquette

Here are a few “pet-iquette” items to keep in mind when encountering a guide dog or a guide dog team:

  • Don’t pet or distract the dog.
  • Don’t offer the dog food or treats.
  • Don’t give the dog commands.
  • Don’t walk on the dog’s left side; it may confuse him.
  • Don’t attempt to grab the dog’s harness.
  • Do let the dog rest undisturbed.
  • Do offer your assistance to the dog’s owner, if needed.

For more information on Guide Dogs Do's and Don'ts, see http://www.petinsurance.com/healthzone/pet-articles/pet-owner-topics/Guide-Dogs.aspx?extcmp=smd-ebiz-BL0002-fbwall
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8/3/2014 0 Comments

Danger Giant Hogweed

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Giant Hogweed
(Honeoye Falls Veterinary Hospital)


This dangerous plant was reported yesterday to have possibly been found in Spencerport. Please keep all pets (and people!) away from this plant. It is said to be much more infectious than poison ivy, causing 3rd degree burns after coming in contact with it. Please see the link below for more information, photos and instructions on what to do if you spot this plant. 

http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/39809.html

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8/3/2014 0 Comments

Trifexis Warning

Trifexis
(Channel 2 Action News) 

Suspected Trifexis-related dog deaths are being reported at a rate of more than one a day, a nearly 40 percent increase since Channel 2's Jim Strickland first reported on the medication in November.http://2wsb.tv/1xzS6eC

Wednesday on Channel 2 Action News, Strickland dug through the latest FDA data and heard from dog owners and vets about their experiences with the flea and heart worm prevention medication.
If you missed it watch here:http://www.wsbtv.com/news/news/owners-vets-reporting-even-more-deaths-connected-t/ngq59/
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    Hi, my name is Terry. I manage this website for my furbaby, Daisy. When I first became interested in the Shichons, I found it was difficult to get information on them. A few sites, I am using for information are excellent sources. Then, I moved on to compile and share more information on choosing a good breeder, grooming, health, behavior, training and much more. I hope you enjoy this site and find it helpful. I am NOT promoting any information, just sharing. You and your vet know what is best for your baby.

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