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Dogs Rock 😆

DeterminedSenior Contributor08 July 2017, 1:08 pm AEST

Dogs Rock 😆

Hi @Former-Member @Faith-and-Hope @soul @Shaz51

After this mornings discussion on hot choc thread I thought I would jump in and start a dog thread here. Keen to see the different breeds people have as their special friends. My love is for scotch collies (lassie). We have 2, both live outside due to my darling being a clean freak and getting anxious about dog hair in the house. The live inside when they visit my mum occasionally and make themselves quite at home lol.

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Unknown userMember31 Mar 2018, 9:24 am AEDT

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Unknown userMember31 Mar 2018, 10:47 am AEDT

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I'm worried anout my dogs now @Former-Member,

Ladt Thurs before i got all the shopping inside, they helped themselves to the 6" choc bunny 😞 ate it all (not foil)

They seem ok today / not sick at all

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Unknown userMember31 Mar 2018, 11:05 am AEDT

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@@@Former-Member @Dark choc has the most of the toxic ingredient, milk second and white virtually none, am assuming rabbit was hollow not solid. Symptoms are diarrhoea and vomiting, would have thought if they were going to be crook you would have known by now. This site gives a guide based on weight and amount of choc consumed. (Can use kg or lb

http://www.mosmanvet.com.au/Services/ChocolateToxicityCalculator/tabid/28761/Default.aspx

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Unknown userMember31 Mar 2018, 3:02 pm AEDT