What masks a dog's ability to perform an adequate drug search. I've heard about cayenne, Febreeze, etc. Anything more detailed would be great.
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Catching a whiff of another dog's butt \ncan be very distracting...\n\nUntil they come out with DogButt scented\nFebreze, I suggest Freshly Ground Coffee
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One or two suggestions:\nAdvantages: if pet dealers are licensed then premises can be inspected and steps taken to protect animals and customers.\nProtection of endangered species within breeding programmes.\nDisadvantages: So called 'puppy farms' where animals are kept in poor conditions and bred irresponsibly with no regard to weaknesses in the breed.\nUnsuitable transportation of pets, causing stress, illness, or death.\nIllegal capture and importation of protected species.\nHope this helps!
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My dogs LOVE homemade treats (when I have time to make them).  Do an internet search for a basic recipe and then you can add different stuff to make a variety of flavors (BBQ sauce, Bacon bits, chicken or beef flavor, cheddar and garlic).  Have fun!
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Can this realy be true that there is an antifreeeze chemical for animal drinking water ?\nI doubt it. I am not a farmer, but I know that they simply keep the animal drinking vessels protected from the weather.\n\nI admit to not being an expert.
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since most vets have studied mammals, they understand many conditions of the human body. however, it is not legal. they are licensed for the care of animals. the majority of their training has been specialized towards non-human animals. as you may know, many new drugs are first tested on animals before used in volunteer research studies with actual humans. if the drugs don't work as desired on the animals they never make FDA approval for use in humans. even so, many drugs that do well in rats and monkeys still do not produce the desired effect in humans. and in response to what someone else said about animals using the same medicines... it is true they use the same drugs to treat many conditions, however, the reason they cost less is because they are not produced under the same level of standards as for human consumption. so if you wouldn't eat dog food, then you shouldn't take dog medicines either.
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lay off the weed for a few days. go to the pharmacy and buy a vitamin called niacin. it will mask the drug test. i worked with a lot of guys that smoked and they passed the cup test.
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While I do not know the names of the products, there are "perfumes" known as Pheramones that attract people, similar to what animals give off. Try searching for Pheramones and try one, should work better than a simple scent.
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Well not me,but my best friend told me about his.He can eat cat food an like it!Socially that's been a handicap for him at the dog show.
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Yes, see below. They test it in environments to see if it adversely affects animals.\n\nI think there are better ways than to test it on/around critters...but I cannot be certain. I have sited all of my sources below. This does indicate that we subject critters to these chemicals before finding out if they are safe. Hence my answer, Yes!\n\nAs quoted;\nHazard to Humans and Domestic Animals are assessed by using a variety of acute, subchronic, and chronic toxicity tests.\n\n(Ie. Ignore the old hippie. Isn't it annoying when ppl respond and don't know what they are talking about?)
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All animals can carry bacteria, so this could be possible, but the doctors should be able to detect this.  Best of luck.
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There are three separate questions here.\n\n1) Chocolate liquor is made by grinding up cocoa nibs. Nibs are the "meat" of the cocoa bean. Everything that is made with real chocolate (i.e., is not artificially flavored) is derived from chocolate liquor. The liquor can be separated into cocoa butter and cocoa powder (using some sort of hydraulic press), or it can be used to make chocolate for eating and/or cooking.\n\n2) There are several chemicals in chocolate that affect brain and body chemistry, caffeine, theobromine (both methylxanthines), phenyethlyamine, and anandamide among them. Caffeine is a stimulant but theobromine is not and its exact effect is less well understood. Phenylethylamine affects serotonin levels in the brain, and anandamide affects THC receptors.\n\n3) Dogs are hypersensitive to theobromine provoking an allergic-type reaction that overstimulates the nervous system. Hyperventilation and elevated heart rate are two symptoms. If the dog consumes enough theobromine (relative to their weight), they can die from cardiac stress.
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Do you refer to the psychological factor?\nDo you want to say that some persons have taken a dog and they have relieved their allergy symptoms because they were just feeling better, more relaxed?\nIf you want to say this, that I can understand, yes, according my opinion can happen what you say.\nBut if you are allergic to pollen, as you say, you have to remember that all pets carry a small amount of allergens and they can BE ALSO CARRIERS OF ALLERGENS FROM OUTSIDE and each one of them may carry different allergic responses.\nBathing your dog frequently will probably harm the hydrolipidic equilibrium of their skin, and will not deprive them from all the known allergens. Maybe it will help in depriving him from some allergens in which you are allergic, but are you sure that you will wash out the allergens that are causing TO YOU the allergy?\nLet's take another consideration.\nHave you ever tried to go to a specialist and discuss with him about a desensibilisation treatment?\nThis is possible in our era. You will see after a successful implementation of the therapy, how much your quality of life will be improved!\n\nKaterina\n\n\nI CAME BACK TO CHECK IF YOU HAD SENT SOMETHING MORE, BUT I DIDN'T FIND ANYTHING AT ALL. IS IT EVERYTHING OK?
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From experience it works! Stops the small ones, seems to lessen the big ones. The idea is that when you cough you massage the heart and get a little more oxygen into the blood. \n\nAnother 'weird' one that works is 1teaspoon of cayenne pepper to 8oz. of water instead of nitro spray/tabs! What's *really* weird about this one is that it isn't the heat that does it but some other compound in exclusive to cayenne peppers. I get "no-heat" cayenne extract from my cardiac nutritionist that also does research and it 'saved' me a few times when the coughing wasn't enough (I'm resistant to nitro).
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Depends on area. in Texas, the air belongs to the state. The dog can sniff all around the car without permission. Then if he alerts, the cops have probable cause to search farther.
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As a part of our police duties in a small town, I helped with animal control,  the drugs used in the tranquillizer gun is prescribed and you will not get it without a licence or having proper authority to have them.\n\nAlso the mix of drugs and getting the dose right is very hard.\nand different for various animals, dog has one type, cat another.  ( and for some you mix the two very carefully)\n\nOne mistake and you have a dead animal.
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well of all the "not so great things" ive taken, lol, vicodan seems to be my favorite. its a nice numb-ish sedate\nfeeling that goes great w/a glass of wine.\nhowever, its pretty addicting, ecspecially for a person with\nan addictive like personality. i personally stoppped although its easy to get, just because, i dont want to be doing that kind of stuff on a daily business. so as for now,\nim clean as a whisle!
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i have the same problem with my boxer/pitt mix-(named Isis)--oh my god i thought i was alone--and u can't talk 2 people about it cause they look @ u like you're friggin' crazy---no matter what i feed her the dog farts like a darn human---and DO MEAN loud!!!!  and she can clear a room out in a heartbeat honey-----just keep some air spray near--