Is A “Doggie Door” A Safe Option?
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Dr. Gary Weitzman of the San Diego Humane Society speaks to a man whose father has dementia, which causes him to forget to walk the family dog. As a result they are considering putting in a doggie door, but the possibility of unwanted animal guests poses a problem for that plan of action. The human companion of a 5-year-old Chihuahua is concerned about over-grooming and asks Dr. Weitzman for an assessment.
Music: “Road Dogs” by Acoustic Alchemy
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My friend's son suffer this type of illness. His memory losses and his ability to learn decreases. But what makes him different from this man is he never forget his dog. - Dr. Mark Denker