re: All you can do is keep working on your recall commands and spit it which
is a term I use to get my dogs to leave their nylabones in the house when
they try to take them outside where the lawnmower chomps them up!
thanks Rose,
we will keep doing this, she will come with her 'new toy' when
I would suggest a visit to a veterinary orthopedic surgeon for evaluation.
One of my four Berners, since 1983, had elbow dysplasia in both elbows and
one had it in one elbow. A male will often show signs early in life. We
are fortunate to have some excellent and trusted orthopedic doctors
This didn't make it to the List yesterday:
Rose,
Berners can catch those cheeky chipmunks! Maggie caught one! All right,
so Luther chased it right at her and she sort of caught it by accident.
But she was so pleased with herself! Then she got confused enough when I
gave her my happiest GOOD
Then of course there was the famous cow tongue in the park with Hannibal
incident...
Pat Long ( Luther)
with memories of the amazing Berner hunters
Berwyn PA
thinking of all these wonderful hunting dog stories, I believe that Daisy
never really hunted anything -- unless you count human
Hello-
We just welcomed a 10 week old puppy into our home
last week. His name is Vinny and he's full of spunk.
Our two year old, Ringo, is not too sure about the
little guy yet, but is doing well with him overall.
After breakfast this morning, I gave Ringo a raw cow
bone to chew on (he is on
Hi Emma,
Mature roundworms are easy to see if they are shed in the faeces but
tapeworm can be difficult to spot. You might see tape segments that look
like a grains of rice at the anus on in the fur near the anus other than
that there is no long piece of spagetti! Advanced tape infestation can
Please remove my name from the BMD list. Thank you so much.
Darbi Lynne Davis
Darbi Lynne Davis
The University of Arizona
College of Architecture, Planning,
and Landscape Architecture
Department of Landscape Architecture
Tucson, Arizona
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I have four currently. I just separate them so they have private time with
high value things like bones and meals.
Eileen Morgan
The Mare's Nest
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Hi Tracey,
Don't be too hard on your Mom... Not so long ago it could have been
me... Our first Berner - and first dog - we bought from an ad. in a
local paper (1986). We knew zip about pedigrees, BYBs, or anything
really. Granted the learning curve was subsequently steep and fast,
but only
Liz,
Your comments brought to mind a problem I have had in
the recent past. I have come to know two women who
have purchased their dogs from pet stores, one is a
Schipperke and the other a Papillion. They are both of
my parents generation (non Internet). I am not
particularly close to either but
MY mom called the boys Lumberjacks. The nerve.
Can you train Berners to bite their grandmothers, I wonder?
Andie Reid and Tugboat (the dainty) and Steamboat (the graceful)
Cindy Reid wrote:
Speaking of Moms...mine also in the past has thought me crazy risking my
heart and wallet on this breed.
Hey, has anyone out there heard of this dog food?? It¹s Dick Van Patten¹s
(yea yeah, from 8 is enough) Natural Balance ³Ultra Premium dog formula²
(not sure why the ultra premium) ... It¹s all natural, no by-products the
dry food is made with fresh (as opposed to what? Rotten?) chicken, duck,
Ordinarily, I would let two dogs work it out, but since Vinny is so small, I
didn't think that
was a good idea.
***Then you probably did the right thing by separating them. Listen to your
instincts--they are a gift, unique to you. Use them!
Any suggestions? This my first experience with two
Hunting in our back yard takes on a group effort.Ben, the 6 1/2 year
old German Shorthair, is so fast and he frequently will get a mouse, or a
mole, or a groundhog, or a bunny. Both Winston before, and Nicky now, are
always in on the chase, but are nowhere as quick and agile as Ben is, so
Has anyone heard of a judge by the name of Mrs. D. Welsh. I don't know
where she is from, and I'm sorry but all I have is her name.
Any information would be appreciated.
Denise Birse
Anderlea Bernese
Kitchener, Ontario.
In fond memory of those who have gone before me, but who will never be
I'm very proud of Greta. This past weekend was the second time ever in an
excellent standard course (preferred) and she Q's with a first place and 13
seconds under time. I've had Greta in preferred agility until we work out
our kinks as a team. Greta has matured a lot lately and is jumping very
Hi everyone.
I recently took Indie (will be 7 in Sept) for a check up and to check
titers. He has plenty of immunity against everything, but
Leptospirosis. My inclination is to not vaccinate for Lepto, because there
is a fairly low incidence in our area, according to a Vet who specializes
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