In a message dated 3/2/2003 4:31:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Any other suggestions what I can do to help bring him out of his shell???
Definitely agility. I've seen it accomplish an incredible turnaround in a
dog's outlook and way of dealing with the world.
In a message dated 3/2/2003 1:22:51 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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My Maggie had all the
classic signs of MH, and both my vet and I were sure that's what it was.
I had to insist on a necropsy - he thought it was unnecessary - and we
were both shocked to learn that she
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Yes-
but we're lucky. The white hair flies into the jam, while the black and tan
show up in the butter! That way we KNOW what we're having for breakfast!
: )
Simone de Lima
Brasilia Brazil
Mali (rescue lab mix)
Gimli (mini schnauzer)
Doppo (BMD)
Godot (cat)
Mel (visiting dachshund)
We lost our heart dog K.C., an angel Golden at 10 years of age to cancer and
got another Golden, Kelly as soon as we researched breeders. Kelly is a very
bright, beautiful, loving girl and had a tough act to follow, but she is a
wonderful addition to our lives. K.C. was a dark red Golden and
Thought I'd add my insight to this topic:
So lets hear from the golden to berner people out
there - is that why
you are switching? In your experience with both
breeds, are their
temperaments more alike or different? Add anything
else relevant you
can think of.
As someone who grew up with
Forgot to add a signature on my post- sorry!
Amanda Harvey
Belmar, NJ
So lets hear from the golden to berner people out
there - is that why
you are switching? In your experience with both
breeds, are their
temperaments more alike or different? Add anything
else relevant you
can think of.
When in Laguna Beach I had the pleasure of meeting
artist Debby Carman. I suggested that she donate one
of her ceramic pieces for the speciality and she
generously agreeded. Unfortunately the Emails I
forwarded to her from the booklet were returned. So I
gave her some more Emails today. Debbys
We also got our Berner from Edith Williams at Echo Cascade, and Bjorn is the most wonderful addition to our family that we could ever ask for! Not only did Edith give us our first Berner, but also helped us along with very important tips on Berners and puppies in general. We owe a lot to Edith!
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From: Terri Taylor-Mikes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 7:58 AM
To: Berner List (E-mail)
Subject: Looking for Breeder in Illinois
I am looking for a breeder in Illinois. My husband is turning 40 this May
and he really wants another Berner (we
Added some pictures to the site,
http://www.hotdogfx.com/gal/Gallery1.htm
Hope you like 'em.
Thanks,
Hugh
Hi Diana,
How is Fidelios doing? I hope all is well. I've been out of the loop
lately - my computer was down for a week - so I haven't been reading the
'L'. Have you learned any more from Fidelios recent tests?
How is the new diet working? This past weekend I cooked up the weekly
meal
My two cents for two recent postings:
Esta, it's MUCH safer to leave your dog at home than in the car for such a
long period of time. I've recently heard reliable stories of dogs being
stolen from cars by people who hold dog-fights. I took my dog with me for
errands -- stopping at the
Hi all-
Maddy, Deerpark Sheer Madness, earned her MX in AKC agililty this weekend
becoming the fifth berner to ever earn this title. As Maddy will be eight in
July, I think this is quite an accomplishment. She is also tied to a fairly
incompetent handler :- which also makes this title a
Problems with the computer, and I've lost all my bookmarked websites. Would someone
please send me a link to the story of the Rainbow Bridge? I have a dear friend who's
sending her 6 YO rottie there today. Dang (edited) cancer.
Thanks all,
Julie J
Hi All,
My husband and I are eagerly awaiting our first Bernese pup from a wonderful
breeder - we're so excited we can hardly sleep - and in preparation for
this event we would appreciate feedback from all of you 'in the know'.
After having been a member of Berner-l for only a week, I am very
Amanda wrote:
Every Golden my family has had is much more hyper than
Griffon ever was. This was one of my main reasons for
not getting a Golden of my own.
When Griff was a pup, he would sit and want to be
loved, while my parents' Golden was bouncing off the
walls. The Golden we had before was
Hi All,
Re Crufts.
Sadly I will not be able to go! Unless I can come up with a full time
crittur sitter. I don't go too far these days unless I can walk there with
Sim, Sunny and Barney and think is bit far for us though we love our hikes!!
However heard from Coral and David Dennis, they will
Hello All,
I have asked this
occasionally of PPO's, and the conventional answer is that that goldens
have gotten too popular. They generally like everything about the
goldens except their popularity.
Are they changing from a Golden because they feel the breed has degenerated
because of it's
Bonnie,
Congratulations! I'm always glad to see obedience teams doing well, you
hug him for me!!
As for the brag, probably the best thing you could do would be to send
in to the histio fundraiser, see:
http://www.overthefence.com/raffle/histio/
for information. Or you can send it to me for the
Hi all -
Usually I lurk but am in need of some Berner-L
wisdom. Our Aussie pup has had some limping
problems and we checked him for lyme back in June
when he was about 8 months old - results negative.
Decided not to vaccinate him for lyme as I felt
it wasn't that effective and had heard of
I am going out of my mind over this Berner! Today I got feedback from my
vetinerian and he basically confirmed what I have already learned from all
of the experienced berner owners here at Berner L!
My wife is flexible but thinks I'm off my rocker! She feels the the
Felix Unger in me will
Hi Bill,
I had a bitch who developed mastitis very suddenly, she had a lot of milk
and only two puppies so I had been adjusting her diet accordingly and
expressing milk when I felt she was in danger of caking up this term
means a hardening in the breast which makes it unattractive to newborns and
Hi Anne,
Our two major companies here in Canada tell you what exclusions you have
and you have 30days to cancel for full refund. They both include HD and ED
providing the dog has not been diagnosed before the policy is set up. Same
thing with OCD in the shoulder.
There is a company on the west
I noticed the Greater Swiss Mountain dogs at the show! How do they differ
from the Berner??
Kenny
Hi Esta,
A lot depends on the weather, right now we are experiencing minus 37
degrees Centigrade so it is safer to leave the dogs at home rather than in
the car if it was parked while doing errands. In the summer I leave the
dogs at home during heat waves because having had my air conditioning
Me too! Me too! Had to go shopping for a puppy mobile with A/C that
would accommodate our baby berner and her friends...! Bought a Dodge
Durango (has A/C in the back).
Marie with Pistache (it's ok mom, you can drive my car to go to work
today...)
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From: Mary Shaver
2 excellent sites:
http://www.rainbowsbridge.com/
http://www.petloss.com
Liz Steinweg The Crew
Blue Moon's Baloo Berry Torte Baloo
Bobby Sox (husky-x), Figaro (20+ lb Forest Cat)
Rio Sahara (the Rat Cats)
and in loving memory of my 1st BMD - Toby (6/29/97 - 6/30/00 lost to MH)
Colorado Springs
See http://www.akc.org/breeds/recbreeds/gsmd.cfm for a really good
description ( video) of Swissies. And then look at
http://www.akc.org/breeds/recbreeds/bermtn.cfm for the BMD. Biggest
difference is amount of hair - GSMDs have shorter hair. We have Swissies in
our club at our events. They are
At this point I am taking a break from pooch research!
Berner Pros:
Unconditional love and companionship
Cons:
Hair in my ice trays and butter tray
tens of thousands of dollars in vet bills
7.5 life expectancy
my home is too small ?
can I handle the fur balls?
Some Berner owners seem to want to
Congratulations on your first ever obedience title, and especially for doing
it in such style! There is nothing quite like that very first title and the
special feeling you get from working together as a team. Keep up the good
work!
Vicky Hall in Utah
Kenny-
I am sensing that your inquiry caused you receive more negative feedback
than positive. Your Pros are right on. As for the negatives, they are in
the eye of the beholder. Berner fur in my ice cubes or butter does not
bother me. Yes, if my mother is visiting, it bothers her, so she
CONGRATULATIONS Peggy and Maddy.What a wonderful accomplishment and it
speaks to both of your talent!!
No raffle to spend brag money on, I guess I'll have to spend it at the
Specialty.
* Oh...BUT there IS a fundraiser going on right now!!! And, you can also
spend money at the
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As a relative newbie to Berner-dom, can someone tell me what all these
abbreviations stand for? It's all alphabet soup to me. :p Also, which
ones (if any) of these titles can a dog still compete for, after he's been
neutered?
I used to know most of the abbreviations used in AOL chat rooms,
titles that a neutered dog can still do (bernese) - obedience, tracking,
agility, draft, herding.
obedience
level 1 - novice - companion dog - cd
level 2 - open - companion dog excellent - cdx
level 3 - utility - utility dog - ud
continuing competition in open utility can earn
utility dog
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