GREAT IDEA she already has my Bogen's - brought it with me in August when I
came to the Hutch for my own treatment.
Molly and the gang
Charlottesville, VA
(Seattle until Dec. 15)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It occurs to me, as I look at the growing list of seniors, that if each one
> of us do
Normann, Swiss Star's Knight of a Viking. Aug 22nd, 92- Nov 1st, 02...(10y
2m and 8 days)
Laura, missing the most gentle dog I've ever met.
Mexico City
> Mi-ja's Solo Singer NDD, BNDD, CGC aka Cricket 9/4/01 (10 yrs., 2 mos.)
>
> Sajan's Vivacious Vicka aka Vicka 2-16-92 (10 yrs, 8 mos)
>
> Talley 9-30-90 (11 yrs, 1 mo.)
>
> Ch. Rainbow La Fraisiere CGC aka "Bogen" - 2-21-92 (10 yrs, 8mos)
>
> CH Degrasso's Harleigh V Legacy-2-18-92 (10yrs, 8m
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It occurs to me, as I look at the growing list of seniors, that if each
one of us donated blood from these wonderful old sweeties to the histio
study, we could get Heidi Parker all the control samples she needs! I'm
sen
Ellen -
If someone can get the dog from WI to the IL/WI border, I can take him from
there another hour or so south of Chicago toward Peoria. Then we need
someone to take him from that point (near the I-80/I-294 junction), another 1
1/2 to 2 hours down to Peoria.
Anne Copeland, Flash,TDI/CGC (B
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Yeoman had the hiccups most days until he was about six months old, and
I was assured it was harmless and just a manifestation of the immature
puppy gut. That was true.
Patricia McIlveen (with Yeoman, Reba & Gus)
Calgary AB, Canada
Our "puppy" (at 95 lbs. its difficult to call her that...) Ginger
is turning one year old tomorrow. In the past month we have noticed
that her hind paws are "bending" backwards when she comes to a
standstill. Almost as though she is resting on her "heels" so the front
of the toes and paws are vi
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Oh boy I am s happy to be able to add to this one!!!
Ch. Schatzhof Brixi v Wagenblast 10yrs 9 months and still acting like a
puppy!
Bernerly,
Angela Wagenblast
PS Hope you all have submitted photos and some words about your senior
for the Alpenhorn!!!
>BISS Ch Tallpine's Soundview Rebecca ..
Ch Tennescott Sulki Tatiana 11/06/90 12 yr 3 weeks
Ch Tennescott Chloe's Clover 11/23/91 - 12/29/01 10yr 1 mo
meg novorro
scotch plains, nj
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I had some ISP problems, I'm playing catch-up here, forgive me if things
have already been answered.
Dr. Padgett and a group studied several types of cancer, and were able
to conclude at that time that only histio and mast cell definitely had a
hereditary basis in the breed. He is studying hemang
>SOMETHING takes a sizeable number of our dogs young.
Bloat. 11 deaths, average age 60 months.
There are a lot of non-specified cancers where no definitive diagnosis
was ever made or determined, there were 47 cancer deaths ranging in age
from 18 months to 84 months, all below the average age of de
I would like to buy all the Boris books I don't
already own. However I am waiting to see if Amazon
will run another shipping free offer. I hope one
wouldn't cancel the other benefit.
Happy Trails, Jeannie Schoen, Greta, BARC Gulliver,
Sophie forever in Michigan
Cynosure's Ritzy Rival V Sajan - age 13 years 7 months! Won her Veteran
Sweepstakes class this year, at the 2002 BMDCA National Specialty in
Wheeling, West Virginia at age 13.
Gail Miller
Cynosure Bernese in Arkansas
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I too have fashioned my own anxiety wrap, using a Popular Mechanics lifting
belt, that humans use when they lift heavy items. It has worked well here
and just Velcro's onto the dog. I have heard Temple Grandin, the creator of
the hug box for people with autism, speak twice and talked with her abo
Hidden Valley Grand B Zephyr NDD, BNDD, CGC, TT, TDI, HCT-s, Can DD (Zephyr)
Born January 6th, 1992 and going strong. Look for him and his bros in the
Alpenhorn.
Terri Zimmerman, Zephyr, Zaltana, Kita &
Zodiac, gone from this earth but not from this heart.
Washington State, USA Puget Sound with c
It occurs to me, as I look at the growing list of seniors, that if each one
of us donated blood from these wonderful old sweeties to the histio study, we
could get Heidi Parker all the control samples she needs! I'm sending her a
request for the kit now - any other takers?
Ann Skinner and the c
Your opinion is not at all offensive :) I believe that if a breeding code of
ethics required a certain type of food or exercise, then one might suggest
that lowered incidence of HD and ED was perhaps related to those things.
However, my understanding is that the breeding code of ethics simply limit
> You indicate that the incident of HD and
> ED has been greatly reduced since the implementation of the breeding code
of
> ethics. This code of ethics, as I understand it, has to do with selective
> breeding based on status of hips and elbows. By doing this, HD and ED have
> been improved.
>
> I g
I don't even know what to say to that!!!
I was thinking that our next Berner would probably be a boy,
as I would like to dabble in conformation and I would rather
live with an intact male than an intact female.
After Vicky and Maria's stories lately, I'm rethinking that ;)
Julia
Lily & Max
A
I am wondering about the wisdom of using a potential stud who can't figure
out how to, you know, with his "lady love" and the sense in using a
potential mother-to-be who does everything under the sun to reject a
particular "Romeo" with that particular Romeo.
Second, we horsey-doggy people, well,
This is a copy of a poem my Aunt, a horsewoman, sent to me last year:
> >Don't cry for the horses that life has set free.
> >A million white horses forever to be.
> >Don't cry for the horses now in God's hand.
> >As they dance and they prance in a heavenly band.
> >They were ours as a gift,
I may regret telling you all this, but a friend told me the story was too
cute soo
During one of too many trips to my earthly Purgatory (aka Petsmart) to
socialize either Daisy or Buddy (I take ONE at a time), I had Buddy on a
prong collar (pre-Gentle Leader days). Carefully, slowly, cal
> --
> From: "Pat Long" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Berner-L Histio Rollcall
>
> If you're interested, add yours to the List.
>
> Hannibal, 7/29/88 - 5/23/93, loved by Pat Long, Berwyn PA
Ch Bergsee's Deacon von Falkental, 2/03/95 to 10/29/01.
I wouldn't worry about Martha wanting a Berner. I remember
reading an article in MSL about how she selected Chows, her
chosen breed. She said she picked a Keeshound when she got
her first dog because she thought they were so beautiful
and a good size. She then went on to say that taught her an
exce
Folks,
I think the senior moniker should be given to me. Sophie turned 12 on September 16th,
2002. Not November.
So that makes her 12 years and 2 months old
Louise in Queens NY
Sophie 12 year old BMD, Devin blue merle BC and 2 Papillons
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.geocities.com/Petsbur
I think that the Ridgefield Berner Walk is supposed to be on Martha Stewart
Living this Friday, the 22nd. That was what we were told at the walk.
That's her show on CBS.
She sure seems interested in the breed these days hmmm...
Kendra
Thrilled to add:
BISS Ch Tallpine's Soundview Rebecca ...still our "bad Bec" 7/13/92,
10 yrs, 4 mos
> Mi-ja's Solo Singer NDD, BNDD, CGC aka Cricket 9/4/91
> (11 yrs., 2 mos.)
>
> Sajan's Vivacious Vicka aka Vicka 2-16-92 (10 yrs, 8
> mos)
>
> Talley 9-30-90 (11 yrs, 1 mo.)
>
> Ch. Rainbow La F
This was one of my favourite parts of puppyhood. Tucker almost always had
the hiccups when he woke up from a nap. Too cute!
Don't know when exactly they went away - probably by six months? About the
same time he stopped *looking* so much like a puppy.
Jen
Also, hiccups..he has them every
Say a prayer for little Lilly... we had her mass removed yesterday and
should know by Friday if it benign. She looks so funny with a half shaved
head and Frankenstein stiches!
Thanks for all of you who expressed concern
Jessica, Shawn and Lilly
Lititz, PA
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OK, I know puppies lose the sharp little teeth in front and the incisors but
just noticed Nicco's back molars on top are loose/out...was not expecting
that.
Also, hiccups..he has them every day, always for a very short duration and
only once or twice a day..every day. Normal for pups?, why?, and
I was told the same thing when I personally was diagnosed with lymphoma.
Molly
Charlottesville, VA
T Thompson wrote:
> Hi Ruth and All,
>
> Dr. Padgett addressed lymphoma at the Swiss Health Symposium. He stated
> that he has studied the pedigrees and offspring of 80 affected dogs but
>
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From: "Bruce and Marilyn Lister" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Have been debating with myself whether to contact the list regarding our
> almost seven month old puppy's refusal to obey the "down" command. Have
> decided to plunge ahead.
I do clicker training as well. Pyrs ar
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Well, Mic went through his surgery fine. I got to watch, and even hand the
doc a few instruments and things. I sat on the floor with him until he woke
up enough to have his exit checkup and come home. I'll post when we get the
biopsy results.
Thanks for the positive thinking!
Eileen Morgan
The Ma
Have been debating with myself whether to contact the list regarding our
almost seven month old puppy's refusal to obey the "down" command. Have
decided to plunge ahead.
Barli has been clicker trained since we got her at 8 weeks and has been a
very quick learner. In fact, a week ago I emailed a lis
>> I suspect we live in a very viral, polluted environment and that it will
be a very long time before we have the answers to these questions. Ruth
Ryenolds
Cecelia---back me up on this...this is the Swedish spelling of my last name,
right? ;-)
:-)
RRuth
>
> ** yes, that is what he has concluded so far. however, he also said at
the
> Symposium that he suspects hemangiosarcoma as being inherited, but does
not
> yet have sufficient information
***I like the "so far" part. That's why I do not consider any study
about heritability of cancers to
Paradise Mountain's Absolute "Riot"
November 1998 - February 2002
Riot is missed every day, and even though there will someday be another
Berner in our house, there will never be another Riot. We love you and miss
you very much, Ri!
My biggest sadness is that my son, who had just turned 1 a week
> Ruth excuse my ignorance, but wasn't the study done by Dr. Padgett done to
determine the hereditability of cancer in Bernese and wasn't it concluded
that only histio and mast cell were hereditary
No, you'll have to forgive MY ignorance Susan. That might have been a
conclusion that was drawn by
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 13:39:02 -0700
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: T Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Age Question/Longevity & Histio
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Susan and all,
Susan wrote:
Ruth excuse my ignorance, but wasn't the study done by Dr
Hi Susan and all,
Susan wrote:
Ruth excuse my ignorance, but wasn't the study done by Dr. Padgett done
to determine the hereditability of cancer in Bernese and wasn't it
concluded that only histio and mast cell were hereditary?
** yes, that is what he has concluded so far. however, he al
Hi Ruth and All,
Dr. Padgett addressed lymphoma at the Swiss Health Symposium. He stated
that he has studied the pedigrees and offspring of 80 affected dogs but
did not find that it was an inherited cancer in Bernese. Additionally, he
stated that he thinks lymphoma is caused by a virus.
t
Pat and Ray:
Oh, my!! If not a "spectator sport", then surely a "spectacle sport"!!
Nancy Melone
-Original Message-
From: Ray & Pat Burgett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 7:05 PM
To: Vicky Whitney; Bernese Mountain Dog Mailing List
Subject: Re: Boy Questions &
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 13:50:24 -0600 "Ruth Reynolds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> It is my understanding that lymphoma is the most common cancer in
> dogs in
> general. I'm not sure if there is a heritable component to it or
> not. It's
> really hard to determine this when a dog dies of it and
In a message dated 11/20/2002 2:41:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Cancer, number of dogs, average
> age at time of death (in months) from the 2000 BMDCA health survey:
>
> Malignant histio 43 89.7
> Lymphosarcoma12 78
> Hemangiosarcoma 7 113
LOL, yeah me too, I just want to make sure it would be to the right home
though.
Jayne
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: puppy issues
> In a message dated 11/20/2002 9:38:4
Just came across an excellent article on the use of glucosamine & chondroitin
sulfate in the treatment of arthritis. The how's and why's, caveats, and
references.
Interesting reading for anyone pondering whether to use glucosamine or
chondroitin sulfate or a combo product...and which one.
htt
HI All,
FYI, this was posted to the TM list.
Fox news has just announced that the "pet passport" program in Britain that
allows cats and dogs from the continent to waive the quarantine, will be
extended to the U.S. and Canada starting Dec. 11.
Liz Murray
Calgary Alberta
>> The cancer that really hurts us is lymphoma.
It is my understanding that lymphoma is the most common cancer in dogs in
general. I'm not sure if there is a heritable component to it or not. It's
really hard to determine this when a dog dies of it and produces the breed
average for it. I don
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 20:31:16 +0100 =?iso-8859-1?Q?Cecilia_St=E5hl?=
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can ask for the the total numbers of registered litters from each
> kennel
> if
> that will help answer your question more precisely
Thanks that would be interesting to know. Are the dogs in high
Valerie,
I think you'll be very surprised! The average age at time of death for
histio was 89.7 months, and the overall average was 84.43 months. So if we
remove histio as part of the average age calculation, the average age at
time of death - would go down! But if we find a way to prevent his
Do they have a Rainbow Bridge Poem for Horses?
Someone in my daughters Band lost her horse early this am.
Sylvia Katvala
posted in plain text for Cecilia:
Pat,
Thank you for your kind words. I knew this would be an interesting thread
and I almost knew who would be asking the first questions, lol.
I'm curious to know if you have any sort of estimate for the number of
litters produced outside of the control of this
Susan Ablon wrote:
> Did you have a hard time getting breeders in Sweden to agree to these
> rules or did they do so willingly, or did they have a choice?
> Do you find breeders who refuse to abide by these rules?
> Are there large kennels where large numbers of puppies are produced
> annually?
>
>
Maria wrote
>Hi L'ers,
>Daisy (now 3 years old) loves her agility classes. My husband Jack has made
>several jumps, the tire jump, weave poles (with springs) and is now working
>on the dog walk.
Humph. I'll tell you the secret of "work away" in return for you sending Jack up here
to make a l
In a message dated 11/19/2002 7:15:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> My 11 week + old berner pup is quite bull headed. If she does not like
> to go out or walk after she is out she just sits or lays down.
Remember when you read that Bernese are smart? ;-)
She's not bull-
My heart just breaks to see the roll call of histio victims - and I know
there are many more to come. Many of the names are familiar to me only
through this list, some I have known personally.
I was just wondering, if about 1 in 6 berners dies from histio, and if we
took the histio deaths out of
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and information -- there is
so much to learn!! I would like to link something that you have said to a
recent discussion on the berner-l. You indicate that the incident of HD and
ED has been greatly reduced since the implementation of the breeding code
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To find a good beginner or puppy training class in your area that uses
positive methods, check the Assoc of Pet Dog Trainers website (www.apdt.com)
or on one of the clicker training lists.
If you know you want to do agility or obedience, go to a local trial (info
available at www.akc.org) and
Hello, there!
Could you please unsubscribe me from your list? My inbox is out of control, but I will still continue to visit the website!
Thanks,
Jennifer
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In a message dated 11/20/2002 10:11:04 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> What does Limited Registration mean??
Hi Susie,
AKC Limited Registration means that were you to breed that dog or bitch, the
puppies couldn't be registered with AKC. A dog or bitch with limited
reg
HOOORAY!!! This is such GREAT NEWS!! I was wondering how long they were
going to take!!! I had seen months ago that they opened it for military
families only. Imagine what that can mean!!?? Not only can people now
take their dogs to CRUFTS ... But it opens doors for breeding, heck,
even vacations!!
Forwarded in plain text for Jude:
Hi Guys,
I saw a news story by Ananova today, extracts printed below;
Jude Simonds
Coliburn Bernese, UK
"Vaccinated dogs and cats from the US and Canada are to be allowed into the UK without
first having to go into six months quarantine.
"The change in the
Cecilia,
Thank you so much for the information, and thank you for doing it in
English, your English is beautiful, no complaints here!
I'm curious to know if you have any sort of estimate for the number of
litters produced outside of the control of this committee in your country?
None? 1/10th?
Cecilia
After reading your post on the Swedish Code of Ethics it sounds as if
your breeders are truly concerned for the health and well being not just
of the breed but the individual dog.
Did you have a hard time getting breeders in Sweden to agree to these
rules or did they do so willingly, or di
Can anyone recommend a training center near Paramus, New Jersey?
I'm looking for a center that offers puppy kindergarten or basic
manners, and agility. Also want them to use positive methods
and offer introductory clicker classes. Thanks
--
Cheryl Brickach
I don't know about books, but I bet you can find lots of tips on the agility
berner list.
Contact Kris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] for specifics.
-Sherri V.
A couple of years ago I looked for some-got the guy to pull out the catalog and
everything
but alas no Berner.
Dino
Hello - Has anyone seen Berner head covers for golf clubs? Matilde wants
to buy one for her dad for Christmas. :) I've found other breeds, but
no Berners. Please email if you kn
Oh boy, I hope I do this right, ...
> ***Would you tell us what the NSBC's function is and give us a thumbnail
> sketch of what your friend does as national coordinator for Berner litter
> registrations?
> Thanks in advance and welcome!
> Ruth Reynolds
Thank you Ruth, for your warm welcome, I ha
Mi-ja's Solo Singer NDD, BNDD, CGC aka Cricket 9/4/91
(11 yrs., 2 mos.)
Sajan's Vivacious Vicka aka Vicka 2-16-92 (10 yrs, 8
mos)
Talley 9-30-90 (11 yrs, 1 mo.)
Ch. Rainbow La Fraisiere CGC aka "Bogen" - 2-21-92 (10
yrs, 8mos)
CH Degrasso's Harleigh V Legacy-2-18-92 (10yrs, 8mos)
Maine's Nordi
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In a message dated 11/20/2002 9:38:46 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Outside to potty
> Breakfast
> Play
> Outside to potty
> Play/training
> Nap
> Outside to potty
> Play/Training/or a short 10 minute walk.
> Lunch
> Play
> Potty
> play
> Nap...me too!
> Potty
Sanduskys Kobi Balsiger 1/20/91 - 2/22/97 - Kobi was loved by the entire Balsiger
family
Lynn Balsiger
Try Herb Hoffman, Dawn. He's chair of the BMDCA International Alliance
Committee and his contact info is in the BMDCA membership handbook.
Ruth Reynolds
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From: "Dawn or Tim Gabig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Berner-L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesd
Susie Bockard asked in a post
>>What does Limited Registration mean?? My husband and I are PPOs and
trying to learn as much as possible.
Susie,
An AKC limited registration disallows offspring of the animal to be
registered with the AKC.
The AKC keeps a Stud Book for each breed it recognizes. T
Anne,
I have a history of failure to finger count with accuracy!! Yes, Sajan's
Talley is 12+. She is a half sister with Vicka and Gail's Ritzy who is 13+.
They all have the same dam and different sires.
Those fingers get me every time!!
Sandie
Anyone know how to contact the breed club in Korea? I'd like to forward it
to a PPO there.
Dawn Gabig, Classique Berners
Suburbs of Kansas City, USA
Our Website: http://ClassiqueBMD.homestead.com
FREE Graphics: http://ClassiqueBMDs.homestead.com/graphics.html
Heartland Club Website: http://www.h
In a message dated 11/20/2002 9:45:45 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Why is that? Is it a "no-no" to mention kennel names when
dealing with the dreaded diseases? >>
Not for me. I think it's just the way that list got started.
"Arrow" (2/14/97 - 12/8/98) is Caroling'
Kay,
I'm afraid that's probably my fault, I started it and just did it as a matter of
space. I think it's going to be a long list and was just trying to fit all the
information on one line.
Pat Long (& Luther)
Berwyn PA
In a message dated 11/20/2002 12:50:09 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Mi-ja's Solo Singer NDD, BNDD, CGC aka Cricket 9/4/01 (10 yrs., 2
mos.)
>
> Sajan's Vivacious Vicka aka Vicka 2-16-92 (10 yrs, 8 mos)
>
> Talley 9-30-90 (11 yrs, 1 mo.)
>>
Besides Cricket really
What does Limited Registration mean?? My husband and
I are PPOs and trying to learn as much as possible.
Thanks,
Susie Bockard
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Hello all of you experienced berner owners,
So my question is how common is it for berner puppies (or any breed) to limp and for
it to turn out to be nothing? It seems like there is limping puppy, posts often. I ask
because I'm a parnoid mom whose almost 8 month old puppy who was playing with ano
Just noticed that when someone post to the senior list that they use the AKC
full name and when they post to the cancer/histio list they only use the
dogs name. Why is that? Is it a "no-no" to mention kennel names when
dealing with the dreaded diseases?
Kay Sloate
GReat advice from all the experienced berner folks out
there. Having a 13 week old berner boy and 2 older
girls, it is imperative to have appropriate
expectations for all.
I would recommend getting a couple of the wonderful
puppy books that address developmental stages. They
will help to keep
Hi Lois,
There is no need to cover the sutures. You might want to put an Elizabethan
collar on Riley to stop him chewing at them but other than that they should
be okay and just keep him in a comfortable area and monitor him.
Rose
Mic and I are about to head off to the vet to have another mass removed.
Hopfully, like the one this summer, this will biopsy benign.
Eileen Morgan
The Mare's Nest
http://www.enter.net/~edlehman
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From: Charles and Kay Sloate
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 9:33 AM
Subject: berner club head
Hi,
I had this same problem last Xmas and ended up making one from a small
berner stuffed animal that I found at Walmart. I simple cut open his bot
Sophie, who is Brighteye Sizzlin Dragonfire, turned 12 years old on November 16th!
She is still in absolutely wonderful shape, getting a little crabby, but it is so cool
to have her here at this age. Old dogs are so cute, they are so into food, food,
food, nothing else but that. One just has t
Hudson, 5/23/99 - 2/17/02, loved by JB Jenkins and family, Arlington VA
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From: Pat Long [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 11:21 AM
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Commissary would like to recall the message, "Berner-L Histio Rollcall".
Hudson, 5/23/99 - 2/17/02, loved by JB Jenkins and family, Arlington, VA
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From: Sylvia Katvala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi L'ers,
Daisy (now 3 years old) loves her agility classes. My husband Jack has made
several jumps, the tire jump, weave poles (with springs) and is now working
on the dog walk.
Does anyone doing agility know of a good book that suggests ways to teach
your dog how to do the obstacles? Also how
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I've had a few messages from people saying that they would like to donate
to our AKC CHF Fundraiser, but were afraid that their checks wouldn't
arrive in time for the raffle. NEVER FEAR!!! I am a very trusting
person and if you let me know what amount you are sending for the
fundraiser and
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