'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never loved at all
A time to remember with love all those who have gone to the Rainbow Bridge
during this year, and to celebrate those who are still with us.
May 2003 be a truly wonderful year for you all, your families and your Big
Fluffies.
Marion
Lol, I really enjoyed myself with this story, it reminds me of me living in
the netherlands, having a berner, and it rains just about all the time, so
every time you go out, your dog smells horrible and he really needs a bath.
I gave Boris a bath like every other week, cause with that muddy
In a message dated 12/31/2002 8:49:06 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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So how did I do Vilma? Is this what you go through
every 3 weeks??:)
Rhona,
Yeah, that's pretty much it! I think you got it all down, including the most
essential ingredient, a sense of
I have a few hints for bathing your Berners in your bathtub.
First, Get yourself a rubber mat so your Berner feels secure in the tub.
There's nothing worse than a sliding Berner who is then leary of the whole
process. Winston loves to get a bath and jumps right into the bathtub
onto the
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In a message dated 12/31/2002 11:05:30 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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wire crates that are securely bungee corded down in your vehicle are still
best for the travel portion of your trip.
Good advice, thanks for reminding us. The guys at the oil change place always
ask
Hi All.
I have a Berner boy who is almost two. He has severe hip and elbow
dysplasia. Elbow dysplasia started showing signs at 5 months, he was
operated on at 10 months, and hips started showing signs at 13 months. He
is very happy and seems to have a good quality of life on
Has anyone had any issues with side effects using Rimadyl in the short term,
in this case after tpo surgery? Molly woke up this morning with diarrhea;
we've called the vet and are waiting for a callback, so I just thought I
would post the question here. After a week of deracoxib, she had no
* You have a HELPER Cheater ... Laurie Montoya (bath
time is a lonely place) S. Central PA ***
And a helper is nice. I would stay in the tub doing the dogs assembly line
style, then Paul would towel them dry. They loved his towelling techniques,
the butt-rub, the
Hi Terri,
These are hygromas and benign. They are caused by pressure on the joint
perhaps caused by flopping down on a hard surface or vigorous play. They
resolve themselves in time and do not need to be drained. She will fill up
again on the elbow in all likliehood but I would just provide her
I would take him to see the vet and have it looked at and see what your vet
recommendsand if it doesnt go away in a few weeks, then definitely have
him/her biospy or aspirate it. My dogs have had lots of lumps and bumps
biopsied. Once I took Java in for a pimple. The vet popped his zit and
We had been given Rimadyl for our Baloo after his neutering surgery - for
pain. He had a terrible reaction to it - he was restless, panting,
couldn't/wouldn't stay still anywhere... always wandering around like he was
lost.
We couldn't stand it! We took him off it after a few days, and he was
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002, JEvans wrote:
Just a clarification or two.
Pat has let me know that nowadays, a virus can look like it came from
someone,
but it really didn't!
And, the way to determine where it actually came from is by
examining the header:
See
It's that time of year...when all accounts have to be balanced g. So, I've
been tallying up the Puppy Book proceeds
The total sent to the AKC/CHF- BMD Donor Advised Fund for 2002 will be
$1044.00
***THANK YOU*** breeders who send the Puppy Books home with your pups... for
not only
Someone was telling me that for no good reason they were removed from the Berner l
mailings??
Could this be true or a mistake. If not a mistake it would rude! Especially without
notice!
on 12/31/02 12:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone was telling me that for no good reason they were removed from the
Berner l mailings??
Could this be true or a mistake. If not a mistake it would rude! Especially
without notice!
Dear [EMAIL PROTECTED],
If people
Dear Arski658,
Sylvia has done a good job of describing some of the reasons that people
will get removed from the Berner-L. Often when their ISP's are
generating errors, we are unable to get in touch with the person to let
them know they are being either postponed or deleted (it depends on the
Pat's mention of a shampoo 'without a heavy scent' reminded me of the
arrival of my rescue boy, Riley. The wonderful ladies who rescued him
treated him to a day at a dog spa before turning him over to me -- and this
LARGE mixed breed, very male dog arrived smelling like a cheap perfume
counter at
Happy New Years to all, wishing you all a healthy and happy year, with many
more to come.
I have by mistake learned a new command for my guys. With 3 boys all having
their individual health and personality issues, some more than others,
sometimes one boy at times need special hugs and kisses
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I have been warned by my vet that my female pup would face a higher rate
of health problems if we decide not to spayed her just prior to her
reaching six months, before her first heat. I am not familiar with the
research she is talking about however I have read that berners are, in
general, at a
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