0n (05 Jun 08) Roger Nelson wrote to Bob Ackley...

 RN> BA>RN> Bob Ackley had a good suggestion for that.  He put a small
 RN> amount of BA>RN> vinegar in the water for his dogs, but I forget the
 RN> ratio he uses. BA>RN> If he reads this, I'm sure he'll be glad to
 RN> help. [...]

BA> One teaspoon per quart of drinking water.  It comes from Jerry Baker's
BA> pamphlet 'Vinegar Secrets.' I use one tablespoon per gallon, and that
BA> seems to work fine.

 RN> They can still smell it (I think).  I remember something I read long

 I just remembered something. Doesn't the 'smell' whatever go away
after awhile?

If you use vinegar as a deodarizer say. A friend says she often
sprinkles a bit on her (vacuumed ) carpet. It's suppsed to deodraize
it. The smell of the vinegar lasts about 20 mintues. Would that be
true for it in the dog's water.


Cindy

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