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I’ve had my pug for 7 years, and we also have a 5 year old labrador. We recently bought a small plastic swimming pool for dogs at our local pet store, and our labrador loves it, but our pugs won’t go near it.
One day she stepped in soda I spilled on the floor and her paw became crusty, so I took her out to the pool to wash it off, but when I held her over the pool to dip her crusty paw in, she kinda swam in air. She doggy paddled above the water, and although it was funny because I had seen dogs do this on those Funniest Video shows, I got concerned because she won’t even walk near the pool now.
Is this normal for small dogs?

Best reply by sunshine:

I have 2 APBT and one loves water the other super scared. Of course she is only 6 months old but, still youhave to take your dog around water alot for them to aclimate. They usually wont just like water right off the bat. I have started walking her alot around water and after she watched my other dog play so much she eventually now has started drinking from our little pool and gradually putting herself in. Just takes time

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My son suffers awful allergies. He already takes generic flonase and sometimes claritin per his ENT’s orders, but its still bad. We live in the allergy capital of the nation and its just awful. I bought some of that allergy block gel you put around their nose and suspect I just flushed $13 down the drain. I washed all his bedding and curtains in hot water, I usually change it once a week but is more maybe better? Has anyone tried those allergen free/guard sheets? It seems too good to be true. We are going to call and get all our air ducts cleaned as well.
What has worked for you? When can kids get allergy shots, he’s 2.5? Thanks!

Best reply by Lauren:

No confimed allegies for my son but I have had pretty severe allergies my whole life. I always have had allergy covers on my matress and pillows. I have also found that the febreeze allergen reducer works well also. I just recently saw that clorox anywhere spray has an allergen spray too.

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My house smells like wet dog. We do not own a dog. It only smells in one room (the master bedroom). We recently had our air ducts cleaned thinking there might be something dead in there but it didn’t help. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Best reply by Steven J:

There is a water leak inside the walls. The water is trapped in the insulation smelling like a wet dog.

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