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Originally Posted by red98vett Eeeewwwww ! I did NOT know that about swallowing them ! My cocker has yet to ever catch one - they can jump right next to her nose and she's always looking the other way - That's why her name is THE CLUELESS TOAD HUNTER - but she started all this 5 years ago and it's now a summertime ritual...So far I have never seen them actually pick on up but they sure try to make them hop !
Oh...and I've never seen them fly on their own - I'm their mode of transportation - Me and My Pitching Arm ...and I have them in the front yard as well as back - LOTS AND LOTS of them - It's so gross !
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Naw, they really don't fly on their own---only by ways of my dip net. The hooked together lovers fly together in the air, and hit the ground (still hooked together) several yards away. Pool dip nets are great for throwing frogs. It's like playing that game where you hurl the ball from a cup.
I have just one tiny off the wall question. For the past two nights, Maggie has had the dry heaves for about 30 seconds. Nothing comes up. She just went to the vet yesterday for her last series of shots. Is this sometimes common?