How to Keep Your Dog Safe at Summer Barbecues from fat gairls Watch Video

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How to , Keep Your Dog Safe,at Summer Barbecues .<br/>LifeHack suggests watching <br/>out for these 4 things to keep <br/>your pup safe this grilling season.<br/>1. Choking hazards.<br/>The most dangerous thing <br/>for dogs at barbecues , is choking. .<br/>According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), things like bones, corn cobs and discarded wooden skewers pose a serious choking hazard to pups.<br/>According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), things like bones, corn cobs and discarded wooden skewers pose a serious choking hazard to pups.<br/>Unattended plates make <br/>an irresistible target for dogs. .<br/>2. Avoid salt and fat.<br/>Dogs can't digest as much <br/>salt and fat as humans. .<br/>They should avoid salty snacks, greasy grill plates and processed foods like hot dogs.<br/>3. The actual grill.<br/>Not only do fur and fire <br/>make a dangerous combination.<br/>but charcoal briquettes and lighter fluid are highly toxic if ingested. .<br/>There is also the danger of the dog <br/>knocking over the grill itself. .<br/>4. Caffeine and alcohol. .<br/>Caffeine and alcohol can cause everything from vomiting to seizures, depending on the dog and how much they drink.<br/>Overall, LifeHack says the best way to keep <br/>your furry friends safe at a barbecue <br/>is to keep a close eye on them.