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Chocolate is very toxic to dogs. A dog will smell it and chew right thru the wrappings of a box of candy under the tree. So, plan accordingly and keep candy in packages and stockings safely out of reach. (P.S. My dog will jump on a table to snatch a treat, so pick a safe place for candy treats!)
By Linda
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RE: Keep Chocolate From Dogs
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Post By dru (Guest Post)
(07/07/2008)
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Why take a chance that only some dogs are allergic?
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Post By Ann (Guest Post)
(06/24/2008)
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We had a dog for 16 1/2 years and she loved chocolate...never hurt Rags .....she loved people food also and we now have a Schnauzer who is 12 years old and Bingo loves chocolate....she also eats people food and snacks on dog food...so maybe the chocolate theory is not applicable to all dogs...mind you my son had an American Eskimo dog that was allergic to chocolate...so, some can and some can't....
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Post By Lyn (Guest Post)
(05/11/2005)
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I have heard this a number of times but I also
know from experience that it's debatable.
We had a poodle that weighed 8 pounds.
She got into a 3 pound box of chocolates and
devoured at least 3/4's of the box.
She did not even belch, let alone vomit.
Would this not have been enough to poison her
if chocolate reallllllly was toxic to dogs?
We moved away and gave her to friends.
She is still alive and loving chocolate at age 12.
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