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BaronessBL Apr 2016 9:31am, 27 Apr 2016 5,443 posts	0 BaronessBL Does anyone on the thread (and I know this question has been asked before) have experience of getting a urine sample from their dog? I imagine it's probably easier in bitches than dogs but I suspect Wanda will not take kindly to such a thing
BaronessBL Apr 2016 9:32am, 27 Apr 2016 5,444 posts	0 BaronessBL Oh great..... TotP
Sharkie Apr 2016 9:34am, 27 Apr 2016 9,183 posts	0 Sharkie Oh god, I have NO idea.
Red Ant Apr 2016 9:44am, 27 Apr 2016 2,973 posts	0 Red Ant giggles good with that!
Red Squirrel Apr 2016 9:58am, 27 Apr 2016 19,119 posts	0 Red Squirrel When I was a youngster we had to take one from our jack russell. I just held a pot underneath him when he was cocking his leg. I was only small at the time and had to be a bit nonchalent, then wash my hands afterwards.
BaronessBL Apr 2016 10:03am, 27 Apr 2016 5,446 posts	0 BaronessBL The vet says I should just be able to catch some in a Tupperware pot. Wanda may take a different view though I think......
LazyDaisy Apr 2016 11:36am, 27 Apr 2016 14,010 posts	0 LazyDaisy No idea, sorry. I can't imagine Flossie being cooperative with that!
Perry Apr 2016 12:06pm, 27 Apr 2016 38 posts	0 Perry Hope no one minds but I need to say this and I think this may be the safest place my working cocker Angus has just killed a fox cub I was not quick enough to get him I feel so guilty
Red Ant Apr 2016 12:10pm, 27 Apr 2016 2,990 posts	0 Red Ant (((Perry))) Welcome to Fetch BTW
BaronessBL Apr 2016 12:15pm, 27 Apr 2016 5,447 posts	0 BaronessBL It's awful for us Perry when that happens but they are just being dogs. Probably better in some ways that it was killed, than you called Angus off but left it with injuries that it might not have recovered from, or been left vulnerable to something else getting it. I know how you feel though, Wanda has a very strong prey drive and although we are very careful, sometimes these things do happen