A product produced in Australia to painlessly extract money from the wallets of the gullible. Their claim is that they filter nitrates from the water your dog is drinking (in which case a Brita filter would be a lot more cost effective). Urine (at least in people) is 2.5% urea by weight. The maximum concentration limit (MCL) for nitrate in drinking water is 0.0045%. So, if they work the way the manufacturer claims, they don't work. If they're doing something to your dogs metabolism, they're probably dangerous.
On the other hand, my dogs like to drink from mud puddles because they think the water is more tasty. So, I doubt whatever's in the rocks will hurt them.
Yo-yo, because walking the dog and rocking the cradle are both yo-yo tricks.
It doesn't necessarily mean anything. They may be thirsty or think it tastes good. My dog likes to lick leaves and likes to chew on tree roots. Maybe it has some type of scent on it that he/she likes.
He's horny. Simply give him a pillow to rub his private on and he will get his rocks off and leave your other dog alone. Good luck!
Here is one about a dog- His bark breaks the sound barrier, his nose is colder than the artic. when he waves his tail it causes hurricanes, his jumping causes falling rocks. He eats mountains of dog food, and drinks rivers dry. Though he breaks the bank, He is the apple of my eye.
they get on rocks which have dead sea aninimes.
it rocks the cradle and walks the dog
sdfsfsd j-dog rocks
Instantaneous Death!
Frasier - 1993 The Dog That Rocks the Cradle 7-5 was released on: USA: 21 October 1999
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I have known dogs that do that and it flattened their teeth. Besides that, the dog did not consume the rocks internally.
NO! But if it is to much yes!
I suppose you could try hot sauce, but frankly if your dog is so stupid it eats rocks, when it dies as a result, average dog intelligence will go up a fraction of a percent and maybe you should just get out of evolution's way.
A prairie dog weather rocks by burrowing.
A prairie dog weather rocks by burrowing.
send beacues it smells of dog poo
Yo-yo, because walking the dog and rocking the cradle are both yo-yo tricks.