Dosen't anyone know about this or have had dealings with how it was treated.

if you do a search on this site you will get information about it.  Someone on champdogs suggested this might be the problem with my staff and I had to get it ruled out last year when my dog was having respiritory and stomach problems.  When I raised it with my vet she didn't seem convinced (I don't think she knew much about it) but I did some reading about it and talked them in to testing for it.  If your dog has it I remember reading that it is a nightmare to treat and needs nasal washes and is very difficult to get rid of.  I think it might be called aspergillus but I'm sure someone will be along with more information - I think it might have been tohme who provided me with the information

Aspergillus, or farmer's lung in humans.

Caused by fungal spores.

{link]http://www.njmoldinspection.com/vetmycology/vetasper.html[/link]

thanks for that tohme.

The vet will treat it by flushing the nose with Canesten liquid. ( Under General Anaesthetic)