Tresa Hendrix Webboard User Reg: 05-08-2008
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I live in a dam metropolitan area but my neighbor is from Tunis and its not uncommon for them to kill their own animals esp during Ramadan or for Holy Day. Logan gets chicken guts and lamb bones and stuff. He esp loves the baby eggs inside the chicken. I always feed the guts right then and there, I imagine they don't keep well.
A tired dog is a good dog, a trained dog is a better dog.
The parasite if found in the feces of raccoons, migrates to the brain, and can be deadly. I'd imagine you might be exposed when butchering the animal, or if you (or Fama) ate certain parts like the intestinal tract. I was offered a graduate position working on this, but decided to go a different direction. Mainly because I didn't want to risk exposure for me or my dogs.
Just something to be aware of. If there's some strange, local disease in an area, my dogs (or I) always seem to pick it up.
I think feeding your dog meat you've hunted is a great idea otherwise. That's the way I'd go if I went raw. Caribou, moose, ptarmigan. Huh. I wonder if huskies or malinois make good hunting dogs?
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