Dear Tom Yogi:
I'm catching up on Berner-l's I've missed, so I apologize if this thread has
already been addressed.
Oh, our berners do so love to be out-of-doors with their people.
First, two disclaimers. (1) Most of my experience has been in Washington
State so I'm not familiar with the
In a message dated 1/9/2003 4:59:16 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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But it makes me think that I wish I knew how to get
the very best vet. for my family.
The best vet for your family is one you can work well with. It's important
to me for my vet to *listen* to what I
Hi Stephanie,
The main problems that occur with stifles (knees) are slipping patellas
which is not a common problem in Berners or ACL damage which is most often
caused by accidents though a very straight angled joint might be more
pre-disposed.
Hips and elbows are our main concerns though I have
Hi Dee,
In order for a successful breeding to be accomplished we like to see at
least five months between seasons. Bitches that short cycle very often have
conception problems and are more prone to adverse hormonal problems that
might result in pyometra. Pyometra is life threatening emergency and
Pls.cancel and/or take my name of your mailing list,Thankyou very much.
Always in Allways.Pbeaross
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Hi All- I was just curious if anyone has info on the
Berner in PA. I am hoping he will be pulled into
rescue and taken care of:) what a great community this
Berner-l is! I also have a question concerning raw
marrow bones- where is the best place to get these?(I
know this was posted somewhere but
Cocoa likes to climb onto my lap while I'm sitting at my computer! (All 70
lbs. of her) This makes typing and breathing difficult, but makes hugging
very convenient!
Linda and Cocoa
Langley, BC, Canada
The Gentle Leader is a great tool, should be slowly introduced to the dog a
few seconds at a time. It can mess up the fur a little sometimes...the
nose loop should be loose enough to slide down to the back part of the nose
but the neck loop should be very snug and high up behind the ears.
Had not heard this is a problem in berners. What is
the treatment? Surgical? IF so, what are the long
term prognosis and when is this surgery performed for
best results?
Wendi
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Striving to be worthy of my beautiful Berner girls...
Miss Kitty (Swiss Stars
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Yesterday, Long Island temperatures were in the high forties,
complements of a nice southeasterly breeze. The combination of warm
temps and an
early day home from work prompted me to take my Golden Retriever, Hunter
for a nice early evening walk. I felt that Hunter needed alone time so
Casey our
We are so lucky to have Hugh! The amount of work he has done for Berner-l and
Berner community is amazing, just amazing!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, You're the
best!
Marjie
It's been a long, lonely week without my Sadie girl here with me. She
was constantly coming in the house to see what I was doing be sure I
was OK. Every night when I went to bed every morning before I got up,
she was in my room looking in on me. When I was in the tub, she'd come
in the house
Marjie,
Don't get too excited - Hugh is going to free up that space for other things
in the near future (trust me, I have plans for the space!) - once we have
the CD with the first 4000 digests with a search function!!
Now to figure out a price and a Fund to donate the money to...
But you're
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Pyometra is life threatening emergency and
happens extremely quickly.
Rose,
I think I remember from a repro seminar that pyometra (aka pyometritis) ties
in with the hormonal cycle of the bitch...
Is
Please take me off your e-mail list.
Thank you,
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I think the lap-sitting thing is one of the endearing traits of a Berner.
The image of a huge fluffy dog curled up (and over) his person, testing the
weight of the chair is comical and sweet at the same time -- just why we all
love these guys so much. I am actually considering a much larger chair
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Does anyone know ages (or better yet - dates) and causes of death for these
dogs:
Bev's Baron v Greybern
Mt View's Olly's Mystique
Gruenzi's Dear Abby
Thank you,
Mary-Ann Bowman
Utah
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Thanks to Jim for passing this warning along!
Pat Long ( Luther)
Berwyn PA
I've always been bemused by the fact that, with a total (human) population
of fewer than 10,000, we have at least six berners on Salt Spring Island.
Probably more -- that's only the ones I know personally! And there were a
couple of others who used to live here, but whose owners moved off Island.
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From: Jeannie Schoen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: vet specialists
I was visiting with another dog-person (you know what
I mean) at water aerobics. I was telling her about
Gulliver's cheek
Caroleplease contact me. I sent you a picture and it came back. Thought
I had the right e-mail...but?
Harriet, Tucker and Pebbles in VA
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I'm about to begin my lecture when thankfully Ozzie's dad says I
bet you think that dog is Ozzie This isn't Ozzie? I sheepishly reply.
No says Ozzie's dad, he lives in the house where you found him
I do consider myself an expert on the subject of camping in the snow with Berners
(thanks, Barb!) - ZenMaster Max, the Winter-boy and I have spent many a night in
freezing temperatures in the snowiest of weather. I have to say the Berner boys have
NEVER been cold - not once! Before I had
We found out today the results of the autopsy on Reggie, our beloved 2 1/2
year old BMD. He died the week before Christmas when my wife, kids, and I
were away on vacation. He died in a local kennel that had come highly
recommended. Don't ever believe your friends and neighbors about things like
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Although cheeper, I'm not
inclined to use MSU because they don't use anesthsia
and do not allow you to be present.
On the other topic, i highly doubt that any vet clinic would
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From: David Schlesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We found out today the results of the autopsy on Reggie, our beloved 2 1/2
year old BMD. He died the week before Christmas when my wife, kids, and I
were away on vacation.
I am very, very sorry about your loss.
He died
I teach sixth grade, and I received an office call from the vice principal one
day during class time. It seems that my dogs had gotten out of my yard and the
neighbor across the street called the school where I work. She told them she
had been able to leash my male berner and had him waiting for
In regards to being with one's dog for surgery procedures per Eileen's
post... It brought to mind when Hank had a spinal tap (in relationship to
aseptic meningitis). I was present throughout the procedure. As we were
standing beside Hank before he showed signs of waking, the vet commented,
He
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