Pets and Wood Stoves (Poop Related, I Promise)

[fayman]

So, while enjoying the nice warm heat from my Lopi insert as I post, my Brittany Spaniel is snuggled up in front of the stove tearing some serious a$$.

I know Primary and Secondary combustion are important, but should I be worrying about "Tertiary Combustion"?

Seriously, it smells like I have a bad gas leak in here. Next reload, I'll be seeing all of you in the hospital!

A little Friday night humor everyone!

 

[Gooserider]

So, while enjoying the nice warm heat from my Lopi insert as I post, my Brittany Spaniel is snuggled up in front of the stove tearing some serious a$$.

I know Primary and Secondary combustion are important, but should I be worrying about "Tertiary Combustion"?

Seriously, it smells like I have a bad gas leak in here. Next reload, I'll be seeing all of you in the hospital!

A little Friday night humor everyone!

Just put a parachute on the dog so that you can get it back after ignition...

Gooserider

 

[danielj618]

your post stinks

 

[GVA]

Oh it's just another way they sweat ....first they sweat through the paws if it can't keep up then the silent but deadlies come out... :sick: Turn the stove down....
This is a good argument for having the stove located in the next room ;-)

 

[Webwidow]

This means only one thing, time to change the dog food.

 

[kevinmoelk]

My boxer once stole a half a block of cheddar cheese off of the counter when he was a puppy. Couldn't stop him from farting. I normally let my dogs sleep inside, but it was too much for me to bear so outside he went.

 

[njtomatoguy]

Moe, My English Bulldog, can bring a tear to your eyes sometimes..

Webwidow is right.. a lot less gassy when I swithed the dogs to Precise chicken and rice, found at Pets Plus pet stores