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When you have a dog,Your main goal is to keep them safe and healthy. You give them cowardles of chicken bones they try to eat in the street, you make sure they get a lot of waterwhen it's hot so that they are not dehydratedYou buy them with small coats when he is shiny, so they do not fall sick, and you check your floors constantly to stifle the dangers. But, according to a tragic Facebook post that has since become viral, there is a danger that you are probably not aware.

On October 24, a woman knew the worst nightmare of each owner of each dog. While she entered her house, she saw that one of her labrador retriefts, Skyrah, had a way in one way or another that the jaw was entangled in the necklace of one of her other Labrador Retrievers, Ryder.

"I shouted, all abandoned and ran in the dining room," she wroteOn his Facebook page, LabradorableBffs, In a position that received 16,000 shares since it increased Monday. "I quickly taught their necklaces, shook Ryder," wake up, waking up "and realize that he was gone. I quickly caught Skyrah and we both went out on the rear porch. I kept Not caressing it, hold it by repeating ", it is not your fault," while screaming horror as to what I found ".

Apparently, he had lost his life because of "collar strangulation", which hurts or kills avalued 26,000 dogs a year. It's counter-intuitive to take your dog's necklace when you leave the house, because you are told that a dog must always have an identity in case it goes away and get lost. But the reality is that every year there are tragic reports of dogs to pinch their necklaces of something while their owners are absent and end up panicking and strangling to death.

In the case of Ryder, it is likely that the lower jaw of Skyrah be twisted in his necklace, or his tooth remained stuck in one of the holes of necklace, while they played, which made them both panic. The strangulation of the necklace can occur in seconds and is therefore possible at any time, the dog is not overvuned.

"Please tell your friends to your dog to delete their necklaces from their dogs when they are alone at home," she wrote. "Necklaces (unless they are a real exhaust necklace) can hang up on anything. The carpet, a button, a furniture, walking by a kennel, you name it ... .int was a total accident .... I am beyond any loss we maintained so far ... lives and the blessings he has brought to my life. "

If you are nervous to remove your dog's necklace when you are away, you can also buy an exhaust collar like this one."Keep safe" a, who picks up at any time when there is a tension on the neck.

You will be greatly missed, Ryder, but I hope your tragic story will save the lives of others very good boys everywhere.

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