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On Jun 9, 6:10 pm, "alpha.shanna©"
wrote:
> Dana© wrote:
>
> <snip>
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> Frontline and told them that their
>
> > product is not working. I will report what they say. If they answer my
> > email.
>
> I've not used flea preventive in about 18 months, don't recall having a
> problem with Frontline, although I did think it contributed to Troubles
> allergies. I purchased an Advantix to try this year if fleas became an
> issue. Maybe I'll try the Adams as well.
>
> I would be interested in their response.
>
> How are you and the doggie duo doing these days?
> --
> Shanna & Trouble
>
> Email: Remove the ©

I have used frontline in the past and it worked but this year for some
reason it did not even slow the fleas down. I have also used Adams
products before and it works well for fleas but living in Florida we
have a major mosquito problem which according to the experts is going
to be really bad this year so I decided to go with the advantrix to
help fight that problem.

I must tell yall that with all the bad dog food problems I am so glad
I changed Rudy and Rachels diet before all this came up. If there is
a problem with anything Rudy would be the first in line to have it. I
do feed them a vitamin supplement with the food I prepare for them so
I feel they are getting all the right stuff in their diet.

A little funny story about Rachel. We have bought a Ford Expedition
with the ac controls for the front and the back. Yesterday was the
first time we really used the ac. Today we put the dogs in the truck
and had not even gotten out of the driveway before spoiled rotten brat
(SRB) Rachel started whining. As soon as the air came on, even though
it wasn't cool yet, she stopped whining. It doesn't take her long to
adjust to what she thinks is her due.

Carolyn
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That is really sad Dana :-(

As an aside to the flea issue...cedar! Cheap, available at any lumber yard
or likely WalMart. Because our dogs are outside, we've used a fresh cedar
shake (like the kind you put on a roof) in each dog house every month and
thankfully we've never had an issue.

You should be able to buy a cedar chunk like for a chest or closet and use
that around the house in dog friendly spots and it should help.
Sandra

"Dana©" wrote in message

> On Sat, 09 Jun 2007 22:10:08 GMT, "alpha.shanna©"
> wrote:
>
> >How are you and the doggie duo doing these days?
>
>
> Except for this flea crisis, we are doing very well. Nero continues to
> be the best dog ever ( I hope Jack didn't hear that) and we love him
> greatly.
>
> A little dose of reality.....I have a fenced in backyard. Chainlink.
> And one day last week I looked out there because Jack was making
> strange yipping noises. I counted one blonde and TWO black dogs. Whoa.
> There was another black dog in my yard! It turns out she was a lovely
> little female mixed breed that evidently can jump 4' fences. She was I
> believe very young but had given birth at least once. And she was
> wearing a collar. So, I escorted her to the gate and set her out.
> While I walked around the yard looking for dig unders or open places
> she bounced around the outside of the fence. I continued to shoo her
> away and she finally zeroed in on my neighbors privacy fence.
>
> Now, let me explain the strange part....when I walked outside, who
> attacked her to keep her away from me? Nero? NOOOOO.....Jack. He was
> all over her....had her down on the ground.He didn't hurt her, just
> told her to stay away. Nero just stood by and watched the activity.
> Ignored her mostly. He was like...Hi Mom, did you come to play?? :)
>
> When she went over the neighbors fence I could see her dart by through
> the cracks in the fence. The herd of Great Danes in that yard did
> something bad. I couldn't see what happened, but I could hear it. My
> heart sank. There was some very scary yelping and cries, then suddenly
> silence. I don't know what they did to her. She was no match for
> them. Because of the fence she didn't know what was on the other side.
> They are pure bred monsters (at least 4 of them) that stand hip high
> at the back and the growls that come from that yard are terrifying
> sometimes. I haven't seen the little dog since. It makes me very sad.
> There was nothing I could do. She was someone's pet. They should have
> kept her at home.
> I refuse to feel guilty. But, I am sad. I keep hoping I will see her
> in the neighborhood soon.
>
> The point of my story is ...who jumped on this dog? The loving
> Labrador Retriever? Yes. The big bad Pitbull? No. :) Nero, still
> amazing me. I love him so much!!
>
> Dana
> Ignorance is not a barrier to
> self expression.
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So many weird things are happening. Your scared to death to eat anything
these days without a e-coli bacteria. I went to the healthfood store and
bought a spray for cleaning veggies. Now, "I hear honey when will supper
be ready." I say, when I'm through washing them. LOL
Thunder and Rusty are doing good on their frontline flea treatments.
Don't know but have sneaking suspicion that Winter has caused less bugs
this year. I think that having Garlic in their food could be another
reason why we waited until May to start them.
One night I came home late and one of those jumping spiders jumped out
at me.
Thank goodness for a healhy heart. Everybody in the neighborhood heard
me scream. LOL
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