coopersmom
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Tonight I was reading a dog magazine and saw a reference to a dog who died from Blastomycosis which is a fungal disease cause by mold in soil. Now I am worried. I give water to my neighbor's dog several times a day. I have his bowl sitting right on the other side of our chain length fence so I can reach over and pour it out when dirty, they refill with fresh. The dirt around this area is continually damp and now has a little greenish tint to it. I think it may be algea but maybe it's mold. I don't know. I read that Blasto is contracted a lot by field dogs running through wet, damp fields and inhaling the spores. do you guys think my dog Randy, as well as Gunner the neighbor dog, are at risk of Blasto because of the damp soil? Always something to worry about. Gunner's people aren't good dog people and seldom give him food, let alone water, so I look after him.
