Is your hound Baskerville-ish? You know, red eyes, threatening small towns with his menacing canine stench, growling at the UPS guy?
Meet Buster, The Bad Office Dog. He’s my dog, and he stays with the staff and me all day in our office. Sometimes he’s good, but sometimes he lives up to his moniker.
Every August he becomes more menacing than usual. Needy, whiny, his eyes inflamed, droopy and watery, especially after a bowl of raw milk, which is part of his diet all year. This is when he goes into a scratching frenzy, and he takes on an odor that is instantly noticeable on walking past him. Whoa, Buster, that’s awful!
And each year I treat him with Sulphur 200C, one dose every other day for about a week, then repeat it two weeks later. It always clears up his odor and behavior within the second week of treatment, and then he’s a more acceptable member of the office team. His eyes and skin clear up as well.
This year I tried something different. I gave him his usual Sulphur 200C in the same fashion but added Bovista 200 twice daily for allergies, as we know that’s what’s making him houndish.
But just as he was beginning to improve, he cornered a skunk in the garden, and it brought him to his knees. Not only did he spend a lot of time being scrubbed down with soap inadvertently getting in his eyes, but it also seemed to put behind our efforts to tone down his behavior, allergies and smelliness.
Tomato juice, vinegar, baking soda plus simple soaps became his lifestyle for about a week until he became office-acceptable.
Once the skunk affair was completely out of his fur and the office, I reinstated his Sulphur 200C and Bovista 200 regimen, and he responded fully.
As I write this, it has been approximately 12 weeks, and he’s become better behaved, his itching is gone, his eyes are back to their usual sparkle and his odor has melted away.
Remember these remedies for your hound.
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It’s a win-win. Or rather, a bow-wow.
“If you have allergies, remember that modern medicine has written you off. The CDC itself will tell you: “There is no cure for allergies. Strict avoidance of the allergen is the only way to prevent a reaction.” I lived decades living in a bubble, dealing with my allergies. Things improved whe