My cute little Hawkeye (we are oringinally from Iowa) is 5 mo old and #58. He is not
thin but looking tall and sleek. This is the first dog I have ever feed the BARF diet
to. My other two adult dogs are also participating. They are doing great with the
adult dogs eating 2% fo their body wt a
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FDA Approves Use of Neutersol for Male Puppies.
www.hsus.org/19195
For those who are leery of early spay/neuters..here is an alternative
way to protect your boys.
Amy R. Kessler
LionHeart Bernese
Please help a pet owner who has never experienced this
problem, or fleas. My darling Berner Girl went to a
pajama party last Monday night. My husband ask me why
her tail was so furless yesterday, Sunday. Oh my God,
her tail is down to the bone on the underside! I
have never seen anything lik
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Also, Tugboat (the bad) has recently gotten into the whole
counter-surfing thing. Ate his dad's hamburger bun this afternoon. Any
suggestions here, besides the obvious leave the food out of his reach?
Andie Reid,
Wilmington, NC
OK, folks, I need a pep talk. Tugboat and Steamboat have gotten pretty
bad about begging, or just lingering around food preparations or snacks.
I know what to do with them, for the most part, and I also know that
aside from fruit and veggies, human food is not a good thing for these
guys. But w
Robin, thanks for reminding us all to check out the Specialty pics. When you
can't be there it is nice to look at photos from Sieger, obedience and draft
as well as the conformation pics.
Thanks again,
Vicky Hall in Utah USA
Pittsburgh is a really great place!!! And there are some really great Berner
people there and near there!!!
sara steele
>I am sad to announce that one of our Berner friends is moving from West to
>East: Salt Lake City to Pittsburgh! We are sad to see Watson and his human
>family Bridget and Ch
I am sad to announce that one of our Berner friends is moving from West to
East: Salt Lake City to Pittsburgh! We are sad to see Watson and his human
family Bridget and Chris leave their Berner community here, and hope they will be
warmly welcomed by the Pittsburgh area Berner community.
This
Good, Jim. Breeching is great for this.
sara
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>I have put on many a draft clinic have have seen all kinds of setups where
the participant have thought their dog was propered adjusted in their harness
but were not. I would suggest that you have your outfit checked out by someone
who has been worki
I have put on many a draft clinic have have seen all kinds of setups where the
participant have thought their dog was propered adjusted in their harness but were
not. I would suggest that you have your outfit checked out by someone who has been
working with carting dogs a little longer than you
Hi,
But there are always two - one in each end of the leash. I am a human being
and I hope I sometimes is a little bit more educated than the dog when it
comes to intellectual thinking. I am the one who can decide not to be a
strength in one end causing my dog a damage.
We are many, also many on t
Hi,
All collars have the potential to injure the dog and so do head halter type
collars. The answer is in teaching your dog to focus on you and let the dog
know what is expected of him. How many times I see people hauling their dog
around with the dog gagging and the human straining on the other en
Hi Daisy,
Any attention you are giving him is a reward! Your best bet is to turn away
from him and ignore him and reward with attention and treats when he is
quiet.
Rose T.
Well written and sensible post by Esther. Of course there are BMDCA
member-breeders whose standards are different from each other, and even some
whose standards seem to be lacking but the BMDCA is not an organization of
puppy mills by any stretch of the imagination. It is an organization filled
wit
Esther Wilson wrote:
>Your statement noted above was plain bad information.
My response: I disagree.
Esther Wilson wrote:
> And worse, I feel Berner-L is an inappropriate place for your post.
My response:
Again, I disagree. I strongly believe that newbies need various viewpoints
of all subject
Dawn wrote: << There ARE puppymills inside the BMDCA.
Should we boycott that organization? I'll wager to bet
real money that BMDCA puppymills (& BYBs) produce more
Berner pups than Lancaster county. >>
Dawn,
Thus far, I refused to involve myself in these online
discussions about Lancaster County
Margareta
Same applies in S Africa except that it is KUSA (our official Kennel Club)
that bans prong, spike or electric collars for use at any affiliated club.
However, they are not unknown in private training clubs!
We have never used anything but positive training on our own dogs, be they
Rotti
Radha,
You ask some very good questions, and I'd have to do a great deal of
research in order to give you specifics. But I'll try to cover most of
them with the general information that I've followed over the years.
Lancaster is unique because it has a group of people that are protected
for sever
I am very new to the world of bernese mountain dogs
and purebreds in general and until I started
researching berners I did not know anything about
puppy mills. So perhaps those of you who know more
about this could answer questions that many some
newbies like myself have.
1. Exactly what makes Lan
have you tried backing the dog down a hill? i have found that that sometimes
that can help to get them started.
lisa baldwin
(dickens, bark & zel)
seattle, wa
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