Pet stress patch clues you in on Fido's emotional health

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Crazylink @ Apr 30th 2007 10:01PM

I thought that dogs don't have sweat glands...

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Ben @ Apr 30th 2007 10:36PM

"Warm-blooded animals have different ways of sweating. Dogs, cats and mice have sweat glands on their feet. Dogs pant when they are hot because their sweat glands are not sufficient to cool down their bodies."
Well I learned something today...

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