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To: McGavin999

Poop is poop, it’s either hard or runny. Bottom line is the dog crapped in the crate. If my dogs were in the car, in their crates, which is how I travel with them, and they pooped in the crate while I was on the road what other choices do I have? I’m not home where I have my fancy grooming supplies, warm water, the dog bath, etc. Now if I was on my way to a dog show I would have some of those things with me, he wasn’t. I’m not sticking up for mitens, but sheesh, what else could anyone do other than to find a place to hose it off and maybe stop and get some Kaopectate to give them to stop the runs.

Maybe the dog had the runs before they left and that’s why he put him in the crate outside the car which is even worse. That would mean the dogs wasn’t feeling well and shouldn’t have even been taken on the trip.


80 posted on 02/16/2012 9:02:18 AM PST by mojitojoe (SCOTUS.... think about that when you decide to sit home and pout because your candidate didn't win)
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To: mojitojoe
I travel with my dog too and I can't even imagine putting him in a crate on top of the car. Even with him in the back of the van, I stop on a regular basis to make sure he is adequately exercised and watered. A dog getting the squirts is usually because of fear, either way, a 12 hour trip with the top on top of the car is way too much.

BTW the dog didn't just "crap in his crate" if it was dripping down the back window of the car.

82 posted on 02/16/2012 1:42:48 PM PST by McGavin999
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