Do any list members have experience with feline
osteosarcoma? My 12-year-old red tabby American
Shorthair, Flounder, was tentatively diagnosed with
osteosarcoma in his rear knee today. We will be doing
more tests and if it has not spread, I guess he will
live out his days 3-legged. Apparently
Of course every person is a little different.
My husband and I didn't marry until we were thirty. We wanted children
but wanted to be married a few years before we added the responsibility of a
child. So our dog came first. I will never regret doing it that way.
Spencer (our first berner) WAS
I have 3 male intact Bernese Mountain Dogs. Col aged 5
years, Toby aged 3 years and Ulysses aged 11.5 months.
I have never had any aggression issues even with encounters
whilst walking with other males and bitches. I try to avoid
bitches that I know are in heat. The 2 oldest lift their
legs and
I just wanted to share with everyone a great thing I just found. There is a
woman who makes fire/emergency rescue stickers for dogs, cats, and birds.
She offers stickers for over 150 different breeds of dogs, and most
importantly, she has a Berner one! The Berner on the sticker is
I made a mistake on the website address!
It's www.sundogsdecals.com.
Sorry about that!
kendra
I hope it's OK that I posted this- I'm not connected to her in any way,
other
than being her best customer today! And I thought that this is an
additional
to make sure our pets are OK while we're away.
Kendra, Jackson, and Sallie
I'm pretty sure it's ok to post about a site , as long as
We've had considerable success with crate training all of our berners by
just having the crate in the doggie area - x-penned off area of the
dining room/kitchen and leave the crate doors open all the time (except
when we want one of the dogs inside) - that way they go in and out as
they want and
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I was wondering how many of you have neutered/spayed/unneutered/unspayed
females and males, and what you're reasoning for doing it or not doing it
is--i.e. breeding purposes or personal preference, or whatever--and how
many BMDs you do have.
We spayed Mattie (our only dog) when she was 8 months
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In a message dated 12/8/2002 11:46:04 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
want to order two copies of Nose to Nose for presents and want the
proceeds
to go to help our Berners.
Boris's Book Pages, http://members.rogers.com/bernerboris/bbook_index.html
-Sherri V.
Zeus was neutered when he turned 6 months
(what a birthday gift, eh?), and I also had hip and
elbow x-rays taken at the same time, since he
was already medicated and out of it.
Regarding marking, my big boy Zeus, now 17
months old, still doesn't lift his leg.
When he needs to go, he just
While I completely agree with Janice, my logic
was reversed
the temperament of the dog has a lot to do with the acceptance of a
new child.
While my daughter (now 10 and an aspiring Vet) would have been
absolutely fine with a puppy/young dog from the very beginning, my
son is something
My Dharma does not chase her tail, but she does pull big chunks of fur from
it. Anyone know why? Is this normal for Berners to do this?
She did have a rash/bug bite on it at one time and lost some fur because
of it - that is all healed now and she still pull chunks of hair from her
tail; has
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Sisco is our 3 year old intact male who we co-own with our breeder. He was kept
intact while the rest of his litter was early spayed/neutered because our
breeder saw potential as a future show quality guy. As it turned out, she was
right and he finished his Can. Ch. when he was around 2. He
W woo! Buddy, You rock, man. Let me welcome you to the wonderful
world of romancin' the guuurls. They got big brown eyes and flirty little
butts that they wave under your nose. Let me tell 'ya, Bud, the best is yet to
come, man! (nudge, nudge, wink, wink). Congrats, big fella!
Hi Karen,
I understand very well how much you can be worried
but what you describe, is not inevitably a malignant tumor.
Go to : http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=2cat=1593articleid=424
and look the picture. Is it the same ?
You can also read all the table and you will see a lot of
My dog is not lost, but I went to Danbury, CT. with a friend of mine to get
a rescue dog, a very small chihuahua/boxer/who knows what else mix and after
she dropped me off she went home, took the dog out of the travel crate,was
about to put a leash and harness on her and the dog ran away. I
Hello,
This message is to Robert Rose and any other berner owners that are
using the crate for puppy training.
Thank God for the crate!!
With that being said, we love to give our berner pup free reign of our
home, a city condo. Unfortunately, having a pup and trusting our pup can
be
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In a message dated 12/08/2002 10:11:25 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm sure it's easier for the fire/rescue people if they know exactly who
they're looking for and have a name to go with it. I'll be getting a few of
these decals ,
In a message dated 12/08/2002
Hi Kelly,
Here is the Boris' Books website:
http://members.rogers.com/bernerboris/bernerbooks.html
Some of the proceeds come back to the BMDCA Health Fund, so it's always a
good idea to shop at Amazon.com, Dogwise, sitstay.com by first going to the
website, then going to those other sites.
Laura -- I especially appreciated your comments, sitting here nine
months pregnant, due on Thursday... wondering, was that twinge
something? Probably not...
We lost our older dog on September 20 and are left with the younger
one... We are a two-dog house. This one-dog thing is awful,
My keyboard has been a little quiet of late, but that doesn't necessarily
mean that Aeryn's been a stellar little angel!! Far from it actually!!
Two Sundays ago she scared me half silly by suddenly starting to vomit up
foul, dark brown, gritty stuff, and went into full panic mode with a
My backyard has a multi fencing system that has always worked well for us --
there's a new chainlink dog yard (40x70') which I love, and the perimeter of
the greater than 1 acre yard is fenced with picket fence along the road
side, a thick cedar hedge between us and the neighbours to the east, and
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