Re: - insurance/Chocolates

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In a message dated 10/16/2004 10:07:12 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

wdywms@... writes:

I believe the more concentrated the

chocolate is (e.g., dark) the more dangerous it is, and one never know the

effect the lesser concentrated chocolate may have on a dog.

you are correct,, when my dog stole 5 batches of brownies that I made for

school bake sale,,, i called the vet,, he said it " pure chocolate " that is

dangous... Poor doggie,, paid the price outside.....

Lee

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...be aware! Chocolate can be deadly to a dog. Gayle

> Hi ,

> By all means contact the insurance company EVERY DAY. Use the

relay

> or TDD, just to annoy. This is your LIFE we are talking about here.

> Chocolate. It isn't just for breakfast any more. Saturday is

> Sweetest Day, so maybe your sweetie will buy you chocolate.

There's a

> huge candy maker in the area with police guiding the traffice in.

Huge

> sign that says, " We have chocolate covered strawberries and are

open all

> night " . Wonder if they'd sell some to my dog? Wonder if they'd

get back

> here in one piece!!

> Do annoy insurance companies as often as possible.

>

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> and ,

>

> , thank you for peeling me off the walls. Oops! There I go

again

> like

> a magnet to steel. ...do you mind? Perhaps you could tie me

down to

> a

> chair. LOL!

>

> I *could* use some Xanax right now. , do you have any you can

send

> me?

> Hehehehe. (Otherwise I'll settle for a box of chocolate -- or

better yet

> --

> a magic wand that will instantly speed up time. LOL!)

>

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Chocolate is like poison to dog (That I have read about this)

When I was a kid, I had a Great Dane. During Christmas time, Someone gave

us a wrap package for christmas... We left for a day and came home, Our

Great Dane rip open the box and ate the whole content.... 5 lbs of Chocolate

Candies. All gone. Thanksfully, our great dane was fine... He was licking

his jaws...

C Pearson

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>

> and ,

>

> , thank you for peeling me off the walls. Oops! There I go

again

> like

> a magnet to steel. ...do you mind? Perhaps you could tie me

down to

> a

> chair. LOL!

>

> I *could* use some Xanax right now. , do you have any you can

send

> me?

> Hehehehe. (Otherwise I'll settle for a box of chocolate -- or

better yet

> --

> a magic wand that will instantly speed up time. LOL!)

>

>

>

> ________________________________________________________________

> Speed up your surfing with Juno SpeedBand.

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Same thing happened to our family German Shepard/Collie, and she was a

smaller dog than usual for those breeds. I believe the more concentrated the

chocolate is (e.g., dark) the more dangerous it is, and one never know the

effect the lesser concentrated chocolate may have on a dog.

Re: - Insurance?

> >

> > and ,

> >

> > , thank you for peeling me off the walls. Oops! There I go

> again

> > like

> > a magnet to steel. ...do you mind? Perhaps you could tie me

> down to

> > a

> > chair. LOL!

> >

> > I *could* use some Xanax right now. , do you have any you can

> send

> > me?

> > Hehehehe. (Otherwise I'll settle for a box of chocolate -- or

> better yet

> > --

> > a magic wand that will instantly speed up time. LOL!)

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________________________________________

> > Speed up your surfing with Juno SpeedBand.

> > Now includes pop-up blocker!

> > Only $14.95/ month - visit http://www.juno.com/surf to sign up

> today!

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>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We never give our dog any kind of Chocolate. But we do need to be careful

what people give you and don't know what the package is... It could have

been deadly to any dogs. 5 LBS of chocholate... whew... We were lucky

C Pearson

-- Re: Re: - insurance/Chocolates

Same thing happened to our family German Shepard/Collie, and she was a

smaller dog than usual for those breeds. I believe the more concentrated the

chocolate is (e.g., dark) the more dangerous it is, and one never know the

effect the lesser concentrated chocolate may have on a dog.

Re: - Insurance?

> >

> > and ,

> >

> > , thank you for peeling me off the walls. Oops! There I go

> again

> > like

> > a magnet to steel. ...do you mind? Perhaps you could tie me

> down to

> > a

> > chair. LOL!

> >

> > I *could* use some Xanax right now. , do you have any you can

> send

> > me?

> > Hehehehe. (Otherwise I'll settle for a box of chocolate -- or

> better yet

> > --

> > a magic wand that will instantly speed up time. LOL!)

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________________________________________

> > Speed up your surfing with Juno SpeedBand.

> > Now includes pop-up blocker!

> > Only $14.95/ month - visit http://www.juno.com/surf to sign up

> today!

>

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