Hi all!
The website has been updated!!!
http://supercooper10.tripod.com/dog/
Enjoy!
Lindsay, Jamie and Cooper
Many of you have heard of the passing of the Petrone family's Mary Beth. For
those who don't know her, Mary Beth was diagnosed with a very severe grade of
SAS (a hereditary heart defect) when she was 4 months old. The outlook was
poor, Mary wasn't expected to live more than a year...two at
The average number of berners listed for adoption on petfinder is about
44. Of those 44 it is likely that about one-quarter of them have some
berner blood. So if you think that on any given day there are about 11
berners on Petfinder that's still a pretty high number.
I put my application in
After reading some of the eating stories, I just had to add this one.
When our first Berner was a pup, we visited relatives in the UK. On a visit
to a park on the southern coast we met a couple with a young Berner and
approached them to get our Berner fix, having left ours at home. They had
The Rouillier family is thrilled to announce that Can. Ch. Berngold
Sacha v Zurich, Can/Am Cd. (Sacha) turned a wonderful nine years old on
January 12th.. The other dogs in the family thought that was great too
because they shared her Lasagna breakfast. Sacha is our first Berner
and at nine
Here looks like her brotherSuture: ID# 02-776.
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Mary Chapdelaine - SnoBear berners
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Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 3:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Berner-L
Subject: BMD mix on angels for animals site.
Hi
My Sophie is 12 years almost four months old and she has been a poop eater
her entire life. I did it all to try to get her to stop and realize that no
matter how diligent you are, they find stuff that you missed, etc. I give
up. The only thing I am not happy about is that my young Pap has taken
If it is any consolation to the owners of our poop eating dogs, when I did my
unofficial bloat survery I found that the only difference in bloat vs
non-bloat dogs, in all questions, was that the non-bloat dogs were a majority
of poop eaters and the bloat dogs were a majority of non-poop eaters.
Gus loves to be outside in very cold weather. Since I have an office in the house, and
an invisible, he can stay outside safely for an hour or two. I noticed last night that
our mischievous 19 month old berner boy has chewed or eaten a very large (and woody)
azalea bush down to the stump. Any
I got the below message on another dog list, Can someone forward to the
appropriate rescue group for that area? I know he is a mix, but maybe
someone out there is looking for a berner mix with some special needs.
Please do not reply to me, I am just forwarding the message. The email
address to
In a message dated 1/16/2003 11:01:56 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any suggestions that may save the lives of our other azaleas while still
allowing Gus to stay outside?
Ummm... fence? ;-}
Seriously...azalea (and their cousins, the rhododendrons) leaves are toxic.
I
ok, this is slightly off topic. but i'm so excited i had to share...
i just got a job at my vets new office!!!
its walking distance from my home, which means no more 2 hour round trip
commute and more time to spend with my beautiful baka. i'll be doing
reception, so i get to snuggle all the
The picture on Angels for Animals website was taken in the San Francisco Bay
area around June of 1998. The picture is owned by the photographer and has
been used many times. I have seen it in Petco flyers and Advantage Tee
shirts. The puppy on the left is Reno and he is much larger now. You
I need help registering my dogs. I have never really
understood my BARC Boys paperwork. I don't know if he
was registered in his native country. Amy sent two
papers, each from different countries, and the paper
from Bub Gage.
My Greta Girl needs the transfer paperwork from her
Breeders, Bestrom,
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Just a thought. I may be way off and not know all the
details, but if you are not showing in
conformation, why not just get an ILP number. You can
still show in all the performance events. It would
save alot of hassle in getting all the signatures and
sending papers back and forth. All
Today is a nice cool 35degrees with a balmy 30mph breeze out of the north
to chill the air as I take my guys for our afternoon walk. The cool air
energizes all of us and I watch as my guys run and sniff in the pasture
when it occurs to me what I like best about my dogs. I watch them strong,
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Hi Jen,
My heart sure goes out to you. We had similar problems with our Berner and
are very grateful to have an excellent vet who referred us directly to the
proper orthopedic surgeon. When Bridger was around 1 1/2 yrs old, she blew
her cruciate ligament, as well. Our vet guided us away from
I am a current owner of a wonderful Berner named Bridger. She's 5 years old
and is so much a part of our family. However, my husband and I made the
mistake of falling in love with the breed and purchasing her without
researching the breeder. I'd imagine this is something many people do -
once.
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