Interesting list. However, I do notice our two house dogs, Kierk and
KaBoom have no problem with weight. They eat only what we feed them. There is
a novel idea. None of my dogs are allowed to go to the jar and get cookies.
I do admit that they both walk with Tedi in the mornings, and she takes
them about 7 to 8 miles every other day, so that might be a factor.
KaBoom is in Sacramento to be bred to Midas, and Kierk is wondering around
looking for her.
Reading Ed's list makes me realize none of those factors affect my dogs,
and only number 6 is relevant for me.
Evan
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In a message dated 12/28/2016 8:48:11 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
The top ten most common health issues with humans
1. Physical activity and diet
2. Obesity and overweight
3. Tobacco
4. Substance abuse
5. HIV/AIDS
6. Mental illness
7. Environmental violence
8 Environmental factors, water, pollution, smog etc
9.immunization
10. Access to health care
11. Social media! Okay I made up number 11, but I believe that number 1
and 2 are the biggest health issues with our dogs Ed
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