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> Subject: Re: Sterling is 9
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> > Well hello everyone,
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> > Well at least I have not fallen off the face of the earth. Just very
busy
> > with Berner public education on
Even though comparing children and dogs probably seems silly to some, to dog lovers
the analogy is readily understandable.
I bought my Maddie in good faith from a breeder who had obtained the usual clearances.
I've spent at least 1500 unplanned dollars on x-rays and CT scans to try and diagnose
"Rat Cats")
and in loving memory of my 1st BMD - Toby (6/29/97 - 6/30/00 lost to MH)
Colorado Springs CO
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In a message dated 02/26/2003 1:34:53 PM Central Standard Time,
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<< If a breeder gave you a puppy free of charge, and it came up with health
issues later on, would you feel that the breeder should be responsible to
pay all the health costs? >>
While my boy was not free
NO ! I don't think that would be very fair to the breeder. You take a dog
into your home , you're responsible after that.
If my daughter came up with a health problem , I sure wouldn't ask the
"powers that be" to pay for it ! However , I think the breeder should be
upfront about any KNOWN health is
In a message dated 2/26/2003 2:30:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Question to all listers:
> If a breeder gave you a puppy free of charge, and it came up with health
> issues later on, would you feel that the breeder should be responsible to
> pay all the health costs?
>" It has been an honor these past 5 years to care for him, be responsible
for his
> upkeep and vet care. "
I think as dog owners we all accept these responsibilities willingly. It is
easier on the pocketbook though when the dog you accept from someone is
already an adult, has had all health cert
Mary,
Thanks for sharing my joy for Sterling's 9th birthday and his continued health.
It has been an honor these past 5 years to care for him, be responsible for his
upkeep and vet care.
> and to give you your girl Valentine as a gift. What is her
> full name?
>
Her name is Swiss Stars Bern-
"Happy belated birthday to my Sterling, Ch. Duntiblae Foreign Exchange, CD,
CGC, TDI"
Happy Birthday Sterling!
You are a beautiful boy and have some beautiful kids.
We were talking about dog call names on the list. I have always thought that
Sterling's was pretty neat.
Sterling's call name comes f
Happy belated birthday to my Sterling, Ch. Duntiblae Foreign
Exchange, CD, CGC, TDInc. . He's a little stiff in the rear
after a nice long snooze, but get the leash out and he's all
puppy again. Without a doubt, he's the most cuddly, loveably
sweet Berner there is.
Ster is an extraordinary The
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