[Sax]

I'm surprised that it's taken this long for this to happen, or even that it needs to be legislated and not in initiative that industry could take care of by itself. You know, "Good for your car, and won't kill your dog."

Something that is deadly and tastes good to man's best friend, and it takes this long to add a prevenative measure? How much does it cost to make something taste bad? (insert the wife's a bad cook joke here.)

[tfecw]

"Something that is deadly and tastes good to man's best friend, and it takes this long to add a prevenative measure?How much does it cost to make something taste bad?"

Chocolate is deadly to dogs, but I missed that bill in congress to make it taste bad to dogs, but good to people. Cat $hit, while probably not harmful to dogs, is a preferred treat of my grandparents dog so it might actually be harder that you think to come up with something dogs and children won't eat. My dog will eat anything you hand to her, well except celery, but who eats that ;)