donjr, Yep they all have that innocent look. Sort of like,"Wasn't me, I didn't do it." LOL. We're keeping a folder on him, along with a cd for records. The new vet seems to be a nice guy,but time will tell. We found some garlic spray for the yard for mosquitos and tick,etc, a little expensive, but if it works it's well worth it. Benefits both pets and humans both, and no chemicals. Called Mosquito Barrier.The customer reviews are all positive, 1 gallon concentrate covers 5 acres,so it should last us all spring and summer to fall for next year.Might look into for puppies,farm animals and even for humans,non toxic to animals,even repels deer,armidillos and some more things.Thanks for the reply give our best to Jakie. Regards, LOU
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