Re: [gardeners] Re:Sunday in the garden
David G. Smith (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Tue, 17 Aug 1999 20:11:13 -0400
We're really happy with the vet, and they're close by, too. The dogs seem
to be fine now, just a little tired.
The only way I'm getting anything out of the garden this year is by lots of
watering -- until the mandatory water restrictions. I'm still watering the
corn and tomatoes some. The corn is looking really good now.
David
At 12:20 PM 8/17/99 -0500, you wrote:
>David sorry to hear about your dogs being sick and tickled to pieces
someone has
>a garden to get something out of and enjoy. You need to move over here to
>Okieland and give me lessons I think. LOL Don't know how you can handle our
>weather but it is better than last years. We are still hitting the 100*F mark
>but it is usually after lunch so it's just for a few hours. Not to bad.
> I hope you have a reliable Vet for your dogs. It doesn't take to much
>loosing it on either end to kill a animal. There are several serious
things out
>there that could really make some unhappy dogs and owners that they could
catch
>even if they have had their shots. My vet said that even though mine have had
>all their shots if they were in close proximity to another animal with a
illness
>they should get a booster shot to make sure. But then again he just may have
>wanted to make some money on me with my 5 dogs also.LOL Hope everyone is well
>soon.
>
>bsk@brightok.net
>zone 7a
>aka " Ranchmama "
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: David G. Smith <dgsmith@delanet.com>
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>> Our dogs are sick, we don't know exactly what the problem is. The vet
>> seems to think probably a not-too-dangerous bug of some sort. It sure is
>> messy, though.
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>> Life will seem a little better once they're over it.
>>
>> David
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