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Even from quite young, Pyrs can happily live out of doors in all kinds
of weather (Lliira sleeps on the deck in sleet storms, perfectly content).
And not every person who has a mostly outdoors dog has a
http://www.eudra.org/vetdocs/PDFs/EPAR/zubrin/022101en6.pdf
http://www.eudra.org/vetdocs/PDFs/EPAR/zubrin/022101en4.pdf
http://www.woodmac.com/pdf/zoosante0901.pdf
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From: Liz Bradbury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Berner List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2002
Julia wrote:
The first thing that comes to my mind is a Cavalier King Charles
Spaniel. Yes, they are A LOT smaller, but they do meet the criteria you
set out.
Funny you should say that.
Boris has two tri-coloured Cavalier King Charles Spaniels in his agility class. They
are SO tiny by the
Good Morning,
I would appreciate some advice from you knowledgeable folks. I have a 9
yr. old Lab and will be bringing home a new 7 wk. old Berner puppy in a
couple of weeks. I would like to know the best way to introduce the new
puppy into our home without hurting my Labs feelings or letting
I would give *almost* anything to have a tri-colored Cavalier King Charles.
Someday I will.but trying to find a breeder who has the TYPE I want is
very hard. Most of the Cavs I have seen lately are too small! Also, they are
not pretty, or cute, like the one I owned 15 yrs ago. (He was a Ruby)
Mary Alice wrote:
Imagine my amazement that the BMDCA's proposition regarding DNA of
breeding
stock is being taken so seriously that it is the program for the next
meeting
of the Waukesha Kennel Club! Thank you BMDCA for getting this ball
rolling.
We are not alone in our concerns. The
I am sure this behavior will change, but was
wondering about it being a normal behavior when delivery is near?
Dear Pat,
Many bitches stop eating about 24
hours before whelping.
If she is carrying out this false pregnancy to the end she might be
following
this behavior.
Do keep an eye on her
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I guess size is in the eye of the beholder.
So is beauty and large or small, thin or not I haven't met a berner that
wasn't beautiful with a great temperament. And that's why I'm hooked on
the breed.
(Of course our Dax is definitely Best of Breed!!)
Cathy
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From:
This may be a burnt out subject, but I have only been
in contact with the Berner list for a few weeks. I am
wondering what exactly is meant by a back
yard breeder?. I assume it is someone who breeds
their female dog for the reasons of it being a nice
thing for the family to experience or
Yes, Happy Birthday to Hazel. My SAS puppy has made it to one! She is
beautiful and would have knocked everyone's slippers off in conformation BUT
at 12 weeks my Vet heard a strange heart beat. She was checked out by 2
different specialist and SAS was the diagonsis. Her pedigree is heart
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