What IS this?

I second that ;) :D

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Originally Posted by mr.chiwawa

I second that ;) :D

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3rd...
Poison is dangerious, and pets have a way of getting into them- ... Use either traps or sticky sheets like behind the refrigerator.. The worm situation- I will say- I am shocked Bobs dad at Your indignation is even more confusing. .. No more comments or that one but there is PLENTY more I would have LOVED to say to you.. jeez..

Well that was mature BobsDad...all i can think of is the boy who cried Wolf :rolleyes:.

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Originally Posted by cloverfdx

Well that was mature BobsDad...all i can think of is the boy who cried Wolf :rolleyes:.

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see post 41 great minds think alike ;)

I can't believe how strange this thread has become....and the fact it's still in the top of Dog General threads when I posted several threads last night and only a few people replied to them (and thank you to those who did btw). :confused: Very strange indeed.

This is really weird. This doesn't seem like the normal BOBS DAD that I know. The typing style etc. seems different and he has always been really nice and mature.

On any note, Beth had no idea what this was and was scared for herself and her pets. She came here asking for advice and you pull this 'joke' and you scare her even more! I would be freakin' scared if some older gentlemen, whom I thought was wiser and more mature than me, said a worm I found in my house could cause body paralysis. She is not knowledgeable when it comes to worms so she followed you're advice but it just turned out to be a prank. Not very nice at all!

But yes, I am sorry you had to go through that Beth!

telling someone they and their pets are in danger is just sick!! AND THAT WAS not a joke!

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Originally Posted by BOBS DAD

INCREDIBLE THAT YOU WOULD ACT SO INDIGNANT AND ALL KNOWING.

It is COMMON SENSE to not put poison around anywhere where your dog or cat can access it!!! That part would seem to be obvious. I guess I should also tell you not to eat any of it yourself.

If you had read the entire posts you would have seen that this suggestion was already made and that I was merely reiterating the comment. If you use poison you have to place it in your floorboards or crawlspaces under the foundation - where the mice are actually entering your structure. If you believe this to be an unsafe and unwise choice for you then by all means, do NOT. But do not be so presumptious to suggest that everyone is naive and irresponsible in their efforts to eradicate a few troublesome mice by very conventional methods.

And yes, Warfarin is actually a blood thinner that causes clots from forming or platelets to build up causing blockage in the arteries. I am also on it. Thanks for the education and post clarification. I think yours was a very worthwhile addition to the thread, although I believe you could have left your personal jabs out!

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Are you serious?? YES, I AM indignant when I read assinine, incorrect and dangerous pet advice given on a pet related site. As for being all-knowing, again I ask, are you serious? I spoke on one very specific topic that I have personal experience with ... and suddenly I am "all-knowing"? Give me a break.

Of COURSE it's common sense to put poison where dogs can't get it. I hardly think that you needed to mention that. No one is stupid. However, has there NEVER been a case of a dog getting into something that an owner was SURE was out of his reach? Gee, dogs are never sneaky, clever, or just plain unlucky, huh? :rolleyes:

And we will all make sure to tell those mice to be sure and drag their bleeding little bodies to a safe and secure place to die. Dying is ONLY allowed in crawlspaces and floorboards, mice, listen up! How rude, 'naive and irresponsible' of them to die where our dogs might find them and eat them! So everyone, make sure your mice know precisely where they can and cannot die before you poison them, says the all-knowing one. :p

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Originally Posted by dogzr#1

This is really weird. This doesn't seem like the normal BOBS DAD that I know. The typing style etc. seems different and he has always been really nice and mature.

On any note, Beth had no idea what this was and was scared for herself and her pets. She came here asking for advice and you pull this 'joke' and you scare her even more! I would be freakin' scared if some older gentlemen, whom I thought was wiser and more mature than me, said a worm I found in my house could cause body paralysis. She is not knowledgeable when it comes to worms so she followed you're advice but it just turned out to be a prank. Not very nice at all!

But yes, I am sorry you had to go through that Beth!

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Let try and remember men ALWAYS mature much MUCH slower than girls, not an excuse but keep that in mind!
I for one am with everyone else here...it wasnt funny in the least! Im glad you can think it is such a funny subject but to the rest of us...def. not funny!!!

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Let try and remember men ALWAYS mature much MUCH slower than girls

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Okay, now that we've thrown in a blanket generalization, let's move on, shall we?

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Originally Posted by Lady's Human

Okay, now that we've thrown in a blanket generalization, let's move on, shall we?

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im with you!

This thread went from identifying a worm to the maturity of the male species? I'm with you LH, for the love of God, let's move on!!!!!! .......keeps mouth shut and free from further comment......... :eek:

I hope my wording doesn't get me in trouble. :)

KNICKER TWIST ALERT!:D

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Originally Posted by gini

KNICKER TWIST ALERT!:D

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:) That's my mom for ya!!!! :D


I think if this thread is posted again on April First - everyone would think it would be funny. :confused:
Toby's My Baby - I'm sorry your thread got so way offtopic. :(