Hello Maria,
I emailed you privately as well. If you are taking him to Ringwood Vet,
they have a great Rep. See if they have office hours on Sat. If not you
can call Greenwood Lake Animal Hospital. They are in on Sat.
What did your breeder suggest you feed him? Have you changed his food sinc
Hi,
I thought I saw a few times an email for Flint River under someone's
signature. If anyone is on the list please contact me.
Thanks and have a berneiful day! lol
Jennifer
Chaplin now 5 month
All of you in the Greater Philadelphia region, do yourselves a big favor
and stop in the Fort Washington Convention Center sometime this weekend!
The Philly dog show takes place today and tomorrow, 38 Berners entered
today, 31 tomorrow. They show at 9:15 this morning, and 11:30 tomorrow.
But it's a
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Rumor has it one will be offered at Joye Neff's Raffle.
Nancy Melone
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Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 5:27 AM
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Subject: hello and giant stuffed berners
Hello all,
I'm somewhat new to the list and mos
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I used Etogesic for a long time on a berner with doggie MS. It was so much better for
her than the Rimadyl. I had no side effects and it worked well. I liked the once a day
dosing. I liked it and had good success with it.
Candy
I have a question. Why don't people, especially breeders, join the BMDCA? It
seems to me that if one is involved in a breed, s/he should belong to the
national breed club. Although by no means a measure of quality, I think it
is certainly one of those minimum standards that PPO's ought to inquire
a
Hi,
Our lab (male)was shedding so much and I noticed is skin was dark. I
thought it was his thyroid and had it checked it was within normal range.
I'd have it checked out anyway. My vet charged me $13.50 for the test.
If ya think Berner hair is bad, have a crack at Lab hair. It's the worst.
T
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I just saw CNN footage on the Rockville MD garage collapse. In that
footage, the cameraman/woman caught what looked to be a Berner running
through the building debris as if he/she had been in a car an escaped in
terror. Does anyone know about this?
Nancy Melone
In a message dated 11/16/2002 11:07:49 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I just saw CNN footage on the Rockville MD garage collapse. In that
footage, the cameraman/woman caught what looked to be a Berner running
through the building debris as if he/she had been in a car an
Hi All,
I have been reviewing the Purdue Study (which was given on the Berner-l a long
while back), in which the Raised Dish was considered a risk factor. Have any
of you seen studies on Bloat Risk Factors done by other Veterinary institutions?
If so, please let me know. Sara Steele
I'd like to give the yearly stud book as Christmas gifts this year. Can
someone let me know how I can get them.
Renee Tiano
Is there anyone in the Georgia-Fl area who shows, that would be willing to
give me some
instruction/help getting started? My breeder in the Northeast, she is
helpful but far away. We are going to conformation classes here in
Gainesville (FL) but it would be nice if someone could take us under the
To the best of my knowledge, Purdue's study is the only large scale
prospective study--ie, not looking at dogs which have already bloated and
going backwards from there. The initial idea of the raised dish was based on
an educated guess about what might contribute to bloat; it was not based on
rese
Hi Karen,
I can fully understand your worries about breeding - but as the old saying
goes, if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen :-) As you know,
every whelping carries with it the possibility of disaster for the bitch, and
for the whelps. And even a bitch who has a great record
I am hoping that Moses' confidence in his ability to move about on three
legs will increase with each day and that he will not rush about so much; of
course, maybe this is just his way and makes it easier for him to ambulate.
He is sad and anxious from time to time, to be expected. Too, at times
Um , this is hard to describe without sounding , uh, cough , never mind. I
grew up on a horse farm and we bred racehorses , therefore had a stud horse.
I handled the stud for breeding and subsequently had to "clean him up"
afterward. Well , he got "stuck" one day , and couldn't get it all back
wher
I recently saw one of their puppies at the International show last weekend,
and was envious at the quality of this puppy. He was VERY nice, well bred,
with good structure and outstanding temperment.
If this is what "backyard breeders" are producing, then bring them
on.it's a damned sight bett
> Vicky , you WOULD bring up this subject !!! Sheesh , blushingly
yours
> , Laurie Montoya
Oh, come on. Laurie, BLUSHING?? Sorry, can't picture that one.
Janice
Don't know a thing about that kennel -- never heard of it. But please -- a
dog is more than how it looks!! Orthopedics, eye conditions, cancer, genetic
disease, temperament and so on -- the art of dog breeding is bringing
together the total package, and not just breeding for good looking dogs.
Mar
I'm way behind in reading the List but I wanted to come to the defense of
diet, and especially Innova. Living in the SF Bay Area, Innova was an
easily obtained dog food as it was manufactured there. I fed my first
Berner on it and she was GDC excellent with clear elbows. We moved to
Montana and
Fellow L'ers:
I have an 8 month old boy who I would like to get X-rayed since his rear
appears a bit unstable. I have an appointment on Tuesday with his regular
Vet.
Should I keep this appointment or do you think I should make an appointment
with an Orthopedist? Should I get a recommendati
What do you mean that his rear is "unstable" -- what does that look like? Is
he limping? It might help if we better understood your concerns :)
Also, have you spoken with his breeder?
Mary-Ann Bowman
I just happened to catch our local news tonight , and they showed the
collapse site with the rescue dogs. It was an Aussie , I'm fairly certain
:-). The dog didn't have a tail , but I would've made the same assumption if
I hadn't been looking for a berner ! And the dog WAS with the search team.
Sad
If anyone sent us a e-mail today, please resend as our server was having
problems so mail may have been returned.
Ray & Pat Burgett Eaglecap Bernese
Talee,Lexi,Boomer,Bell & Max
www.goodbernerfood.com
http://users.eoni.com/~eaglecap/
Draminski Ovulation Detector Rep
Dear Jim,
Words cannot express how sad I feel upon hearing of your loss of Ranger last
week. Ranger was the first Berner to whom I was officially introduced and
invited to touch! I will never forget meeting him at the 1996 National
Specialty in San Mateo. I was captivated by his gentle nature
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