Yeah, with so many factors involved, I guess there is no sure way to know if it was the sole cause to a health issue. But, surely, one could make valid assumptions.
So they prefer aromatic blends? ?They lick their own butts and balls............ I wouldn't worry too much.......... ?
All I can give is anecdotal evidence, but I had a dog that I got when he was 6 weeks old, and I was 16. He was an inside dog. There were three of us who smoked cigarettes in the house for many years of his life. He also went to a lot of house parties where everyone smoked cigarettes inside. He lived in a basically smoke free home for the last 3 years of his life. He was put down 2 weeks before his 16th birthday. Most likely some neurological issue.
1 of our 2 cats often sits on my lap and tolerates my smoking. The other would high-tail it at the first strike of a match.
Wow, sixteen years, I wish my pup lived to be sixteen. I worry because my eleven year old recently passed after a year long battle with heart failure; I wonder all the time if my habit of smoking had something to do with it. Since then, I have adopted another english bulldog pup who is eight weeks old. I want her to live to be sixteen like your pup.
True that, but their average lifespan in comparison to ours.
That’s awesome, a parrot smoking buddy. I hope your parrot lives as long as you do!
He/she looks like he/she wants to give it a puff ahahIn my experience mine don't hang about me very long if it's annoying them....rather like the missus. Bully loves it.
Wow, sixteen years, I wish my pup lived to be sixteen. I worry because my eleven year old recently passed after a year long battle with heart failure; I wonder all the time if my habit of smoking had something to do with it. Since then, I have adopted another english bulldog pup who is eight weeks old. I want her to live to be sixteen like your pup.
Health is my main concern. But if he/she likes the smoke, I guess one could argue that a full life is better than a long life.
