What flower is this? One carpel with a large stigma, 5 stamens crowded around the style, and 3 sepals. Grows on a vine in Bucks County, PA. Also, are they toxic to dogs? My dogs did not ingest them but they’re in my yard and my dogs love to eat things. Let me know, thanks!
What kind of flower is this? Growing on the ground in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Hello! I have a deep chested lab that pants a lot on and after walks. I want to train him on walks to be more present and better on a leash, but I’m nervous to feed him lots of treats while he’s panting because of the risk of bloat and GDV. Does anyone have any advice? Is there any other sort of treat that’s better? Like would licking something like nonfat yogurt be better than giving chunks of beef liver? Or is this something I’m too anxious about as an anxious dog mom haha. He’s extremely food motivated and I’ve never tried other rewards (I use clicker and praise but always with a treat). I recently got a dog trainer and the amount of treats she gave him in a one hour session is insane! She’s telling me to give him a treat on a walk basically every time he looks at something and doesn’t react or pull, which would be so many. I’m worried about giving him this many while he’s panting. Let me know what other people that worry about bloat think!
These mushrooms come up in my backyard (in the grass) in Bucks County, PA. I collected this much in just one morning. I have 3 dogs (2 are Labrador retrievers that try to eat everything) that do and will try to eat these. What are they? Are they toxic to dogs? I thought they could be lawnmower mushrooms but I’m really not sure. Also any ideas on how to get rid of them besides plucking them one by one?
These mushrooms come up in my backyard in Bucks County Pennsylvania. I collected this much in just one morning. I have 3 dogs (and 2 Labrador retrievers) that do and will try to eat these. What are they? Are they toxic to dogs? I thought they could be lawnmower mushrooms but I’m really not sure. Also any ideas on how to get rid of them besides plucking them one by one?