The damage had been done. But, she said, if the lessons she has learned will help save another dog, George will not have died in vain. Watch for wasps, bees and other stinging insects. If they're around, go somewhere else. Never walk dogs too near a flower garden, especially this time of year.
Bees tend to congregate there.
The sweet smell might attract insects, and the dogs might snap up those bugs just the way George did. Pay attention here . Carry an injectable bee sting kit prepared by a veterinarian for each dog. Benadryl and such just aren't fast-acting enough for a reaction as serious as the one George had. Dunn isn't finished doing research on insect venom and its results.