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yes
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Only if you don't put a blanket down first!
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Good question Mike Wood.
In 99% of cases of dogs brushing against nettles - No. This is due to the dog's hair acting as a protective coat to the skin. The exception is when a male dog lifts it's leg to piddle and receives a sting to it's privates. This can result in severe panic to both dog and startled owner, ofter resulting in owner being dragged along, rather like a racing journalist after a gravy train. |
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Were you thinking of feeding your dog stinging nettles ?!
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nice one free tea. lol.
bico of soda sez google thanks fellas. |
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anychance of sending some mail here mike oneman73@l i v e .co.uk
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also vinegar.
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or urinate on it
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did you know mike, it has been categorically proven by science that if a tree falls in a forest it does not make any noise!....when i was told that it kept me awake for hours until i understood it is correct (you need two elements for sound to occur)
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ive never known how they get teflon to stick to non stick frying pans myself.
done scoopy. |