Could you please take me off the mailing list...thanks!
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BERNER-L Digest 4556
Topics covered in this issue include:
1) Everything you ever wnated to know about elbows
by Tim McNair
2) list
by Betsy Brainard
3) Re:
I just wanted to thank all the wonderful Berner owners who took the time to
respond to my question on nipping. You are all so kind caring.
Pudge is slowly learning not to nip so hard we are slowly learning to yell
Ouch at the top of our lungs walk away. We are quite the sight some
days ;-)
Well doggy friends,
I was very busy last week! I went to college with my Dad and
helped him teach three lectures and two seminars. He says I'm
his teaching assistant. In the lectures I take attendance by
going up and down the aisles checking out each person. If the
girls are wearing sandals I
Our local NBC news just reported on the Sonoma Valley Harvest Auction
held today. They specifically reported that a golden retreiver puppy
was auctioned and brought $2800 - a good thing. I know we have had
some very elegant letter writers before on the topic so if anyone is
interested in
Hi all,
The Potomac Valley Bernese Mtn Dog Club will be
hosting a Drafting match and workshop in Strasburg, VA
(about 15 min south of Winchester, VA off Interstate
81) on Sunday, October 12, 2003.
This workshop/match is open to ALL Working breeds.
The morning session: For beginners-
Hi all,
Chris and I have just returned from our vacation
(Dakota the mutt and Barkley the Berner got to go-
Chance stayed with our trainer) and I had a couple of
Berner sightings to report.
First was on a bag of dog food and a bag of treats
(don't recall the name of the food)in a Tractor Supply
Susan
I find that the best way to give my dogs pills is to squish some cat food or
really smelly stuff like sardines or cheese around the tablet. Sometimes I
find I have to roll the tablet 2 or 3 times if Leo spits it out, but
eventually he takes it he mostly thinks it's a treat because both he
Hi List,
You most know me by my blind dog (the original PRA puppy) and just for
being here silently for years. I have a problem, and need some help.
My (non blind) old guy is 11.9 years old. He has been huffing and
puffing on his daily walks for about 2 months. He also has been
drinking water
Gee, Cathi, what a difficult time this must be for you. Big cyber hugs!
But whilst we can't make any of it go away, I'm sure we can help out with
the bills. If we can raise money for the Berner garde and various other
Berner related charities, I'm sure we equally help out a Berner pal of ours
sometimes help a dog in need requires a team effort. you all were great when
it came to hugo and his chair. is there something we can do to band together
and help cathi so that both her dogs have the best medical care possible.
what if we were in her shoes? i certainly would be willing to help
Thanks for the horrible private post. I'm not suffering enough for you I
guess. To even respond to your poison sickens me but in case there are
others who may think I posted as a way to get money..you are wrong. I
had already decided on Saturday that I wouldn't even apply to BEHAF because,
Just so everyone knows some of the details, this is a person who isn't
civilized enough to sign the post, used an email address that isn't
subscribed to the List, and apparently just enjoys spewing poison to make
other people miserable.
If anyone has any knowledge of just who A Kessel is, please
Cathi,
I cannot believe someone would be so cold and cruel to you in this time of
tragedy for you and your canine family!
Bloat and cancer -- those of us who deeply love our Berners (as I know full
well you do) have to live in terror of these threats to our beloved dogs every
day. You deserve
I have a four month old Berner who loves to play and romp around in
a lake by my house. This lake is not for swimming by any means, but this is
a fishing lake. Are there any concerns I should have or precautions I
should take when he is done playing in the lake with all of his dog
I am looking for a breedr named Sandra Beard, she used to use the name
Sunnybrook in VA
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Within the past few weeks, someone had posted to the
List with a number of questions regarding bringing a
puppy into a home with an existing dog. In particular,
I remember a question about confining the older dog,
e.g. in the kitchen, to keep the pup company versus
letting the older dog keep his
Hi Maureen et al
When I add a new pup not of my own breeding, it has its space in the house
and the older dogs get their space. The pup needs to learn its independence
and has plenty of time to be with the older dog. I do not shut the older
dog away from the pup so it can keep the pup
Hello list members,
I'm hoping you can give me some advice regarding
Chelsea's first experience with a meaty bone. I was at
the butcher's on the weekend, and picked up a big beef
knuckle bone to give to our 7 month old berner Chelsea
for some recreational chewing. It's better than
rawhide, and
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Well, she enjoyed it all right. Too much so. I gave
it to her outside in the yard, and let her gnaw on it
for a bit. She loved it. After about 6-7 minutes, I
decided it was time to stop the chewing (didn't want
her ingesting too much
Hi Everybody,
I was so busy with the holiday weekend company and
Greta's puppies that I am trying to pick up where I
left off. Who was posting about the bad website Berner
sale and what can we do about it??
Sorry, I am not totally out of the loop, just too
busy.
Happy Trails, Jeannie Schoen
Just got off the phone from the emergency vets office. They said her heart
showing signs of arrythmia [sp] earlier and her heart rate jumped to 200
[normal resting berner is around 90]. With an infusion of Lydocain they have
it down to 130.
She is not out of the woods. But the vet was optomistic,
Hi Susan,
Peanut butter can be a bit goopy to work with and sticks around the mouth
too much for pill hiding strategy. My favourite is cream cheese, the full
fat kind, and make a little cheese ball, you can either just put the cheese
ball on top of her food or offer as a treat. If she is
Still sending all my Positive thoughts and Prayers to you Cathi, as I know
that so many of the THOUGHTFUL and CARING list members are as well!!! There
is so much power in the sheer numbers that are pulling for you and both of
your fur children. I do know that first hand as most of you know and
Whew.that is good news!!! I hope the news keeps coming like that.
I'm keeping you in my thoughts and prayers and will eagerly more good news
from you later tonight!!!
Love and hugs,
Joye
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