bat problem in australia alredy one dog loss to (H1N1 hendra VIRUS)

1.dont leave bowl over night after you feed remove bowls
2.try to make shore you have your dog is full hydratied as you must remove water bowls for the night
2.feed in late morrning or lunch time up to about 5pm just before night fall.
3.if dogs kennell is near any pollinating trees remove it from there.

i know this might sound unfair but h1n1 virus has been transferd to dogs know we have seen the fist case last week on news, when borrder collie was put down after being infected by bat this post was for mainly the hendra problem.

iv just done a bit of googling and the loss wasnt down to h1n1 strain as first thought but a more lethel strain hendra virus which has been a problem in horses since 1994 but never in dogs.
which is more of a worry how viruses are mutating
good tips there to try and stop the chances of infection

thats the one sorry i got confused and did not add it after trying to make the post about it thanks

no bother lol
its just so worrying that these things are now affecting our pets