BM>MM> Dogs can develop nasal cancer as a result of secondhand smoke. Not   
   BM> so   
   BM>MM> cute.   
       
   BM>RN> That's interesting.  I smoked for all 14 years of my German   
   BM> shepherd's   
   BM>RN> life and never she never had that problem, but because she was a   
   BM> large   
   BM>RN> breed dog, she was subject to hip dysplasia, which did develop.  I   
   BM> quit   
   BM>RN> smoking the year she died.   
       
   BM> The carcinogens in second-hand smoke is just as real for any living   
   BM> animal.   
   BM> Some may be affected, some not.  Just like humans.  I've known people who   
   BM> go to   
   BM> sleep with a cigarette still lit and puffin away... they have no signs of   
   BM> it.   
   BM> We all have cancer cells, it's what triggers them.  Crap shoot.. :)   
       
   I suppose so.  Some people are luckier than others.   
       
       
   Regards,   
       
   Roger   
      
   --- D'Bridge 3.93   
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