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Too bad you feel this way but maybe if you wish to be that
sarcastic you could send your response privately. As it turns out, what Elaine
says is true. Drastic temperature changes ie: going from cool to very hot or
vice versa is not good for the animal.(or people) Particularly double
coated dogs, its just takes them a bit longer to regulate changes in body
temp.
I don't think the correlation between temps and feeding
dogs is there, so the comment about the dogs getting used to bieng hungry was
not warranted.
Just because someone "owns" dogs doesn't make them an expert
either.
You probably have no reason not to share those things with
your dogs, but not everyone lives like you- and respecting other peoples
opinions and posts is just common courtesy.
Michele Donald
The best way, that i've found with dealing with the heat with the
pyrs is to not let them into air conditioning at all, I
feel sorry for your dogs.
that way
they get used to it and tolerate it If you don't feed them do they get used to being
hungry? and don't think much about it. how do you know what
they're thinking? I learned that from a friend of mine who shows Saint
Bernards. Just because
someone shows dogs certainly doesn't make them an expert. That
statement is proof.
As long as I have air conditioning...my dogs are
welcome to enjoy it with me. As long as I have a sofa they are welcome
to enjoy that with me...as long as I have breath they will have every
possible comfort. What possible reason could I have for not
sharing these things with them?
Cat
Shelly & Lily (Great Pyrs)
Sketch, Troubles and Lacy (Great
Cats)
Spay and Neuter
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