Offleash dogs should be part of our lyme stratedgy

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Every wooded area I visit in South jersey that does not

allow offleash dogs is infested with tics and that is

probably not a coincidence. I read many stories about

exotic solutions intended to reduce tic populations and

thus lyme disease, but noone ever thinks to allow

offleash dogs into a wooded area as part of the solution.

The people at Frontline have a product that is very

effective in killing tics that try to feed off dogs

and they should be actively involved in proving my

theory somewhere.

Dogs and children are the most common victims of

lyme disease and we need to be investigating every

solution that seems to impact this problem.

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The reason the group above only has a small number of

messages is because I only post unusual lyme information

to that group.

Bill Zardus

WRZ

Your dedicated but slightly crazy group moderator

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