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To: sandintoes who wrote (16914)	2/26/2001 6:35:33 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (2) of 225578

<<I get faint when my dog gets his shots, and this is the truth!>> Good thing you don't live in the country and have horses. When the wife bred her mare it was required to give her two shots in the neck after the birth. The mare, not the wife. I had a couple of syringes on hand and gave her an orange to practice on. The jab in on an orange is similar to giving a shot except you don't have to slap it to numb it. All went fine. The foal was a little bigger than normal and caused excessive tearing. The mare hadn't peed in 12 hours so I called the vet. Pain he said so a 70 mile trip to get pain medication. Luckily I stopped for corn to mix it with on the way back. 30 minutes later we had a 3 gallon puddle.

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