In the Berner-L digest #4168 it appears someone used my address to send
an email to the list. I did not send any email.
Ugo Innocenti
Congratulations!
But, enquiring minds want to know: what does Daisy
think about this??
Sharon Montville - Firstrax - Colorado
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We are cage training our new pup. Sleep in the cage, get in the cage when
no one is home or around, etc...
Our buy pup is 3 months old, gets lots of play time, and seems to be doing
well with this method.
Does anyone else have any suggestions or comments from a similar experience?
Hi everyone. I neutered Thor at 3 1/2 years. I was showing him and had mild thoughts of using him at stud. But he started showing signs of aggression towards other dogs mainly males so I decided to nip that in the bud. At least remove the hormones. Its only been 2 months so haven't really seen alo
i have one berner age 11, neutered at age 8 due to prostatitis. he was shown
in conformation, not too successfully. (anyone who has seen me in the
conformation ring could explain that!).
my rottweiler was spayed at age 3 mos - on a non-breeding contract.
my mixed breed was neutered at 8 weeks.
th
Wh-Hooo, Maria & Buddy! Good job, handler Carol! And a big
congrats to breeder, Dede Laveran!
Bud's grandmama, BISS CH Tallpine's Soundview Rebecca (*the bad Bec
see, he comes by it honestly!) sends a big congrats to Buddy with wishes
that he "walks in her footsteps" and picks up s
My first Berner, a male was neutered at 18 months. Never marked, lifted
his leg when he felt like it. Only mounted the lovely female Basenji down
the street. My current female was neutered at 10 months. She does not mark
or lift her leg. I have seen females (neutered) of other breeds "mark".
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I always wanted to wait to get a dog until after I had kids. I was worried
that the dog would be jealous of the baby and then we would have to get rid
of my pet and friend. Then one of my best friends got a Yorkie puppy and
talked about her constantly. That was when I discovered there was so
A number of my friends have decided they should be one of my pets in their
next life. :-)
If one of these particular friends ever does pass on before me, I'll
probably watch my next young critter carefully for familiar behavior traits
. . . =8-0
Eileen Morgan
The Mare's Nest
http://www.enter.net/~
I have two Berners:
Jackson, is 2 years old and was neutered when he was 6 months old. We had
him neutered for two reasons:
1. We signed a contract that said we would, and he was sold on limited
registration.
2. We didn't want to deal with the behavioral issues that come with an
intact male.
Hi,
Logan was neutered just before 6 months and started leg lifting at about
18 months. He still does not really "know" what he needs to do - he
lifts his leg and half he time does not pee. If he really needs to go
he squats...
Will Ilcisin and Logan
Kerry-
I think the answer to your question is a very individual one. Hopefully the
advice you get will help you and your husband decide what will work for you.
For me, personally, it was baby first. It was also a looong time ago. I
waited until my first child was 2 years old to add a dog to t
Hi Kerry-
I had two dogs before we got married. They were adults, and grew up with me
while I was in college. Even my Berner were not what I would call 'good with
kids'. They just weren't socialized enough as younsters with children. Only
beer and loud music!
When my husband and I wanted
On Sat, 07 Dec 2002 23:49:01 + "Lisa D Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> My mother of blessed memory, when she would come from Detroit to
> visit, upon
> opening my fridge, exclaimed, "Where's YOUR food?
> (was tucked between dogs' various menu items).
> When I would describe the various
My mother of blessed memory, when she would come from Detroit to visit, upon
opening my fridge, exclaimed, "Where's YOUR food?
(was tucked between dogs' various menu items).
When I would describe the various treatments, therapies, social events,
classes, and foods enjoyed by the Berners, she used
<>
I have three dogs and have had a couple others in the past. I like all of
my dogs neutered/spayed as I never intend to breed anything. The only
reason that I've left any intact past puppyhood was to show.
Bandit, BMD, who lived to 7 1/2 was neutered at 4 1/2 after I convinced his
breeder tha
Way to go CH Buddy, Maria, and Carol!!!
After meeting the handsome Budman in WV for the first time, I have been
waiting to hear of his coming of age and earning his championship - and now
to hear it was done is style, too. YIPPEE. Extra hugs and mooches to Buddy
tonight.
Libby Kesner
and t
In a message dated 12/7/2002 5:36:49 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< In four consecutive shows Buddy has taken Winner's dog, Best of Winners (in
3 shows) and today, in Gettysburg, earned his championship by taking Best
of Breed. He went on to take a Group 4. >>
Oh com
That makes Buddy
Ch. Greenway's Genuine Draft
Maria, Daisy and The Budman
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In four consecutive shows Buddy has taken Winner's dog, Best of Winners (in
3 shows) and today, in Gettysburg, earned his championship by taking Best
of Breed. He went on to take a Group 4. All four days he was shown to
perfection by my friend Carol Lingley. Buddy will be 2 in January. This
ha
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In a message dated 12/7/2002 10:49:19 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Now I would like to ask if
> you could help me with information about carting.
I'm no expert, but there's lots of help out there.
On Yahoo Groups (www.yahoogroups.com), look for the Carting Dog List.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Hi there everyone...I was just thinking it would be interesting to do this
since it's been a subject >we've been talking about a lot lately. I was
wondering how many of you have >neutered/spayed/unneutered/unspayed females
and males, and wh
New gallery pages-
http://www.berner.org/gallery2/TonyzzDisco.htm
Hugh
In a message dated 12/07/2002 11:03:48 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Could anyone tell me whether or not he will stop “marking” after he is
done or are we too late now. >>
The best answer anyone can give about this is - Maybe. It seems that leg
lifting can be as much
We have a male Berner who was neutered before he was re-homed with us
when he was 2. We have a female Berner who is not spayed who we had
hoped to show and breed. She has not turned out to have a temperament
for breeding or showing so she will be spayed soon. I discussed Callie's
temperament wit
Both my rehomed Berner and my rescue Cavalier are neutered, as is the rescue
Cavalier we are fostering. Several reasons for neutering here are: health
(no testicular cancer, less chance of prostate problems with age); reduced
urine odor (that musky, male smell just doesn't happen); reduced cha
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From: "Karen McFarlane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Could anyone tell me whether or not he
>will stop "marking" after he is done or are we too late now. He has
>demonstrated this behavior for about 3-4 weeks.
I neutered my Akita at about 1 year. He continued to show the ma
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Beth Schmoyer writes:
How many of your berners out there chase their tails?
Misha is crazy about hers. She chases it round &
round.
==
Bison chased his tail the first day he came home and
caught it. Dissatisfied with the ease at which he
caught his unsuspecting prey, he turned f
Hi there everyone...I was just thinking it would be interesting to do this since it's
been a subject we've been talking about a lot lately. I was wondering how many of you
have neutered/spayed/unneutered/unspayed females and males, and what you're reasoning
for doing it or not doing it is--i.e.
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I have now earned a total of seven draft titles on four different berners,
and feel comfortable providing informed input on this topic :)
I do not start carting with my dogs until they are close to two, but only
because we are much too busy to start sooner and because obedience training
makes cart
Berners love to pull and they also love to have a job.. We have 2 Berners
and both get very excited whenever I take a cart or wagon out..Rufous our
oldest is very shy, but when he is carting he has more confidence and he
even has gone up to strangers which for Rufous is unheard of..I say Berners
t
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In a message dated 12/4/2002 3:30:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Okay, Sherri -- as a fairly new member to BMDCA (1 year?) and Berners in
> general (4 years) -- what can I do? Maybe I'm not "signed on" to the
right
> list, or missing something, but I don't feel lik
In a message dated 12/6/2002 5:18:28 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> ? from New "mommy"?? My 41/2 month female is 35lbs What is the best way to
> stop her from jumping on people.
I'm not touching this part, Eileen did too good a job.
> I have conflicting advice on leas
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