dog licking

Yeah we did it last weekend with a comercial cleaner

"Dale Atkin" <labrador1.DeleteThis@ibycus.com> wrote in message
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> Have you had the carpets cleaned recently?
>
> Dale
>
> "Adam" <abuse.DeleteThis@verizon.net> wrote in message
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>> Our lab, almost 3 years old keeps licking our carpet, when he does this
>> he collects his own hair off of it, then it pukes it up all over the
>> floor, why would he be doing this? He just started this odd behavior
>>
>>
>
>
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My lab just turned 3 and she does the same thing but not always with
the carpet. It can be anything from herself to the leather couch to a
spot on the kitchen floor and she then vomits. I noticed the vomit is
not normal with her but more of a white liquid. I am not sure why she
is doing it either. I have an appt at the Vet next week to find out.
I will let you know if they give me any good advice.
 >> Stay informed about: dog licking 

Our lab dont do it any place but the carpet. And when he does the vomit
looks like a bunch of dog hair with saliva

"Dorothy" <dturcotte2.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> My lab just turned 3 and she does the same thing but not always with
> the carpet. It can be anything from herself to the leather couch to a
> spot on the kitchen floor and she then vomits. I noticed the vomit is
> not normal with her but more of a white liquid. I am not sure why she
> is doing it either. I have an appt at the Vet next week to find out.
> I will let you know if they give me any good advice.
>
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Someone forgot their hormone replacements...........
"Dorothy" <dturcotte2.RemoveThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Wa not my intention. I posted here and it spread. Worry about more
> important things.
>
 >> Stay informed about: dog licking 

You know, its very easy to filter anyone who crossposts. In fact I'd be
really annoyed if Jerry stopped cross posting. It would make him much harder
to filter (have to develop some content sensitive filters, which would be no
fun, and I really don't have time)

Dale

"alpha.bob©" <alpha.bob©@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> On 2 Apr 2006 07:00:02 -0700, "Dorothy" <dturcotte2.DeleteThis@comcast.net>
> wrote:
>
>>Wa not my intention. I posted here and it spread. Worry about more
>>important things.
> This is important, You have control of which groups your replies are
> posted to. You crossposted to four other groups besides the Lab group
> which the original was from. Please learn how before posting as this
> puts you in the same category as the 'piss wizard' as he was the first
> to crosspost it, please don't follow his lead. (This applies for the
> other folks crossposting also)
> Thanks
> --
> Bob & Trouble
>
> Email: Remove the ©
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> Ican filter but you seem to forget....Some folks are unable to filter.

I suppose if you're using a google feed or something like that, it becomes a
royal PITA. I'm surprised no one has written an interface to that to proxy
it to an NNTP feed (although I'd imagine it would violate their license
agreements...).

Dale
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got to MESSAGE
"block sender" and press

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"alpha.bob©" <alpha.bob©@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 03 Apr 2006 03:12:31 GMT, "Dale Atkin" <labrador1 RemoveThis @ibycus.com>
> wrote:
>
>>You know, its very easy to filter anyone who crossposts. In fact I'd be
>>really annoyed if Jerry stopped cross posting. It would make him much
>>harder
>>to filter (have to develop some content sensitive filters, which would be
>>no
>>fun, and I really don't have time)
>>
>>Dale
>>
>>"alpha.bob©" <alpha.bob©@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>>news:enov22p18176ld4msapa1jq3ojre3ebao5@4ax.com...
>>> On 2 Apr 2006 07:00:02 -0700, "Dorothy" <dturcotte2 RemoveThis @comcast.net>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Wa not my intention. I posted here and it spread. Worry about more
>>>>important things.
>>> This is important, You have control of which groups your replies are
>>> posted to. You crossposted to four other groups besides the Lab group
>>> which the original was from. Please learn how before posting as this
>>> puts you in the same category as the 'piss wizard' as he was the first
>>> to crosspost it, please don't follow his lead. (This applies for the
>>> other folks crossposting also)
>>> Thanks
>>> --
>>> Bob & Trouble
>>>
>>> Email: Remove the ©
>>
> Ican filter but you seem to forget....Some folks are unable to filter.
> --
> Bob & Trouble
>
> Email: Remove the ©
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I think what she meant was filtering out users who cross post. This would
basically block Jerry and everyone who replies to him regardless of which
e-mail addresses they choose to use.

Dale

"alpha.bob©" <alpha.bob©@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 6 Apr 2006 13:14:14 -0500, "Camille"
> <camille.RemoveThis@nospam.cebridge.net> wrote:
>
>>I'm using Outlook Express as a newsreader. I haven't been able to figure
>>out how to filter by crossposts. I block Jerry everytime he changes names
>>and also anybody who replies to him more than a couple of times.
>>
>>Camille
>>
> This is from Outlook Express help:
>
> To reply to the whole newsgroup, click Reply Group on the toolbar.
> Type your message, and then click Send.
> Notes:
>
> If you want your reply to go to additional newsgroups on the same news
> server, in the Reply dialog box, click the icon next to Newsgroups. In
> the Pick Newsgroups dialog box, select a newsgroup from the list, and
> then click Add. You can choose from all newsgroups or only those you
> subscribe to by clicking Show only subscribed newsgroups.
>
> --
> Bob & Trouble
>
> Email: Remove the ©
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Oh I should mention, its not hard to do either, wrote and posted a howto
document on it a few months back. It involves a program called newsproxy.

Dale

"alpha.bob©" <alpha.bob©@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 6 Apr 2006 13:14:14 -0500, "Camille"
> <camille DeleteThis @nospam.cebridge.net> wrote:
>
>>I'm using Outlook Express as a newsreader. I haven't been able to figure
>>out how to filter by crossposts. I block Jerry everytime he changes names
>>and also anybody who replies to him more than a couple of times.
>>
>>Camille
>>
> This is from Outlook Express help:
>
> To reply to the whole newsgroup, click Reply Group on the toolbar.
> Type your message, and then click Send.
> Notes:
>
> If you want your reply to go to additional newsgroups on the same news
> server, in the Reply dialog box, click the icon next to Newsgroups. In
> the Pick Newsgroups dialog box, select a newsgroup from the list, and
> then click Add. You can choose from all newsgroups or only those you
> subscribe to by clicking Show only subscribed newsgroups.
>
> --
> Bob & Trouble
>
> Email: Remove the ©
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