I'm sure I have heard of it - isn't it fantastic what dogs can do? It's a pity people spend so much time breeding them to look cute and fit in ****** handbags rather than constructive uses.
Aren't you glad I restrained myself from a rant about Crufts last week.
jema Downsizer Moderator
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Posted: Sun Mar 20, 05 11:04 am Post subject:
Bugs wrote:
I'm sure I have heard of it - isn't it fantastic what dogs can do? It's a pity people spend so much time breeding them to look cute and fit in ****** handbags rather than constructive uses.
Aren't you glad I restrained myself from a rant about Crufts last week.
Dog breeding is one of my pet hates I find it a total contradiction that people can claim to be animal lovers and then promote the breeding of dogs for characteristics that are terrible for the animals well being
Right, rather than hijacking Tahir's useful thread I might do a "Chat" about dogs.
Back to Dry Rot dectection on here!
Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
Joined: 28 Oct 2004 Posts: 25795 Location: Jumping on the bandwagon of opportunism
Posted: Sun Mar 20, 05 11:53 am Post subject:
I would think they could sniff out quite a few things like that. After all Dry rot is a fungus and dogs sniff out truffles.
There are also dogs that can sniff out cancer in urine, not sure how advance those studies are but they have managed to detect a cancer case that the medics didn't.
I find it a total contradiction that people can claim to be animal lovers and then promote the breeding of dogs for characteristics that are terrible for the animals well being 
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