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The age old problem that I know has been discussed before on BernerL,
however, it is now happening to us and both our dogs, Mocha 5 and Kona 9
months are doing it regularly.
We feed them a well rounded diet including fresh vegetables and Fromms
kibble.
It is really getting to become an
In a message dated 02/26/2003 1:34:53 PM Central Standard Time,
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If a breeder gave you a puppy free of charge, and it came up with health
issues later on, would you feel that the breeder should be responsible to
pay all the health costs?
While my boy was not free of
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Dear Laurie,
Your Hannah poop story is hilarious. I read the Berner L with my coffee
first thing each morning. What a great way to start the day, I laughed out
loud.
Ann Lee Fuller
Missing my boy, Oberon
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What would be the best collar for her to be able to wear on a permanent
basis
? Would a choke chain be ok to wear during day and then at walk time put
on
her normal collar ?
Not a choke. Imagine if she got the ring hung up on something
You will hear many opinions on the collar on/collar off situation. I now
always keep a flat, buckle collar on all my dogs with their tag ID's. In
past years, twice I had dogs escape the fenced yard and neither time did the
dog have on any ID although all had been tatooed (before microchips
I just wanted to pass on some information. Halley my BARC girl was
microchipped as a puppy, I believe in her place of birth, Hungary. I had my
vet scan her yesterday, to make sure the chip was there, and realized that
the chip was not registered to me. I called AVID this morning, to see
Dogs Truths
The reason a dog has so many friends is that he wags his tailinstead of his tongue."-Anonymous"Don't accept your dog's admiration as conclusive evidence thatyou are wonderful."-Ann Landers"If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to gowhere they went."-Will
We received our Baloo free of charge thanks to his wonderful breeder who
placed him with us when he was given up by his original owners as a rescue.
Our breeder also went the extra mile (actually MANY miles!) when she
volunteered to help out with Baloo's initial expenses for neutering and to
Even though comparing children and dogs probably seems silly to some, to dog lovers
the analogy is readily understandable.
I bought my Maddie in good faith from a breeder who had obtained the usual clearances.
I've spent at least 1500 unplanned dollars on x-rays and CT scans to try and diagnose
The Helderberg BMDC will be doing their annual Winter Walk this coming Sunday, March
3rd, at the Saratoga State Park (NY). We'll be meeting at the Warming Hut at 11:00am,
have a Open Meeting and then head out for our walk. Walk will probably begin around
noon. Anyone who would like to join
Hi Lisa-Jayne
I think it is better to use the collar only when you got out. Too
many things can happen if you leave a collar on when you are not around to
supervise. One of our dogs got it's lower jaw caught in another dog's
collar and almost killed her. Luckily we were home and
Hi,
I too agree that wearing a collar while unsupervised can be a fatal
situation.
Dogs like to jump up after things that are above them, even if standing on
their hind legs.
If the collar loops over something when they are in the air then the collar
acts as a hanging noose when they come back
Hi everyone,
Charlie is enrolled in puppy kindergarten. I am going to continue obedience
training with him, but would like to start educating myself on what other
type of trainings I can do with him. I am unsure as to which direction I
would like to go. I do know that I want to keep him (and
Sorry folks! I made a mistake on the date of the Helderberg BMDC Winter Walk. It
will be Sunday, March 2nd, NOT March 3rd.
Karen Thoubboron
Helderberg BMDC
Corresponding Secretary
Yes there is a brush (pin brush/comb like) attachment that is made for the
vacuum... i have one and occassionally use it on my dogs; thuogh I really
prefer to blow the coat out... I got it from New England Serum Co. now
Pet Edge for less than $10 about 15 years ago... I know I have seen ne in
Happy Third Birthday to my brothers and sisters from Pioneer's U
Littermate Pioneers Urban Boy aka Thomas.!!
Hope all are well and geeting all the love and hugs you can from your
owners!
Thomas Pullara
I had to share a story about Tango and his bathroom habits after reading
Laurie's post about Hannah. Tango has an undying love for paper products,
but in particular, he loves used tissues and towels. He can snake a tissue
off the nightstand quick as the blink of an eye. He watches intently if
My apologies Pat. I changed it to Health Costs, and then thought people
might not know which post it was a reply to, so I put the (was...) after
it. Sorry. Certainly meant no offense to anyone.
Liz Steinweg The Crew
Blue Moon's Baloo Berry Torte Baloo
Bobby Sox (husky-x), Figaro (20+ lb
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Pat Long Paul Dangel wrote:
Marjie - a very happy birthday to Sterling, you give him some hugs and
bellyrubs from me! I'm sorry your simple birthday post caused you so
much angst!
Pat Long, a babysat Gabby, ( Luther)
Berwyn PA
Thank you, Pat. You are, as ever, the voice of reason. I
Help - please help!
I am desparetly looking for a good trainer - preferably one familiar with
Berners and their behaviors - in the Aurora, IL area.
Here is what is happening.
Dharma is now 2 and this problem has been going on for about 1 year now and
I always thought it would go away when she
Hi all,
I need some advice.
We have a 16 month berner (Thor) and yesterday I adopted a 8 week old
lab/terrier mix (Hailey). I have dry dog food for Thor and I have dry puppy
food for Hailey. Hailey will not eat her food, however she loves Thor's
food. How can I make sure that she is getting the
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I guess if these are not available for dogs,
The collars that are made with the plastic clip type fastener do function as
a break away collar. We had it happen with my Cavalier when his leash got
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Hi All,
My Berners have never been poop eaters, but my rescue mixed breed is a true
caprophage. I gave up on her and got a muzzle. She still gets the stuff (I
can tell, because the muzzle comes in smudged), but she cant get as much.
She used to eat so much of it---pardon me---that she tossed it
Typo---the word is coprophage.
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From: Sara Steele [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 1:34 AM
Subject: Re: Eating poop
Hi All,
My Berners have never been poop eaters, but my rescue mixed breed is a
true
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