Aishling,
(We will figure out how to set your email to plain text, I'll contact
you privately on that!)
As for introductory literature on Berners, we have a great many sources
for you. If you want pamphlet length information there are some good
information sheets at:
www.bmdca.org
The web
Freshly gathered Berner hair for sale!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2906617275
Too funny! You yarn spinners, have fun bidding!
Pat Long (& Luther)
Berwyn PA
Hi Karen,
Congratulations on your new baby Berner girl. What a thrilling day you
must have had yesterday. There is nothing sweeter or more wonderful than a
Berner puppy. Give her some soft hugs and belly rubs from me
I'll let you know when your brag check arrives. Be sure to check out
Andrea Field Stefanac sent this note to me about making a Christmas
ornament for Winston using his name tag. I thought others might like to
do this too, for both your Berners at the Rainbow Bridge and the ones that
you have with you now..
Joye Neff
-- Forwarded Message --
Hi,
I ventured into the world of baking this past weekend!! Oh I can make
soups,stews and curries etc but cake and cookies I can't. Got one of those
chubby greedy husbands that can polish of a cake for breakfast! Silly man
thought I was making peanut butter cookies for him until he saw the cookie
c
Can't help with the recipes , but for getting crispier cookies , try
lowering the temperature and leaving the cookies in longer :-). You may have
to experiment ! I make some human cookies that require me to have a 300
degree oven for an hour , and then turn it off and leave them in for another
hour
These 2 were adopted together. We put an application in for Max and
they called us to say that they had found a home for them together.
There were over 30 applications for them. The SPCA was very overwhelmed
with the response. I don't think they had ever had a Berner before.
JB Jenkins,
Hudso
In a message dated 1/14/2003 7:45:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Also I want to
> make Oak some allergy cookies out of salmon and potato,
> anybody got any
> recipes that have worked well??
When making treats for my allergic Snowden we substitute the wheat, white & cor
I happen to be friends with the couple who adopted Max and Zoe.
They've got a great, large yard to play in and are very, very
happy and adjusted to their new home and family.
In fact, Diva (my berner) and I spent the night over there on
New Year's Eve and I was impressed with how adjusted
both Max
Hi Jennifer,
"If this guy had any knowledge
of dogs at all, he would have known that the tail wagging was a sign of
non-aggression. Looks like just shooting them is first in his mind. If I
were an attorney I would take this case on with a vengeance.
Jennifer Burgess (Rex -BMD, Mabel - Lab) in M
Hi Kristen,
I PennHip all my breeding dogs and agree that .81 is a seriously loose hip.
There may be no DJD at this point but he is more likely to develop
arthritic changes sooner in his life than a dog with a tighter hip. It is
important to keep him lean and in good condition. A regular exercis
Hi-
Thanks. No big deal, hope it proves useful.
Hugh
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 12:29 PM
Subject: Re: Gentle Leader head collar; Digest Search
>
> We are so lucky to have Hugh! Th
Hello all,
Ok, my 9 month old berner boy has picked up the charming little habit of eatting poop
(YUK!). It's getting old standing outside when it's about 15 degrees, to wait for him
to go to the bathroom so I can pick it up and make sure he doesn't eat anything. Plus
I can't let him outside to
Kelli,
To see all the back digest posts on the subject, go to www.berner.org and
select "berner-L compilations", then corprophagia.
You'll see that many of us have found some unusual ways to deal with the
problem!
Pat Long (& Luther)
Berwyn PA
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Maddy, at age seven and a half, still sucks on her stuffies as well. She
will have several going at one time and will hold them in hers paws, put her
jaw around them and zone out. Her eyes half close and she kneads with her
paws (similar to a cat). After about 30 - 45 minutes (assuming something
Hi all-
Sorry about this, however I found the file on my computer, so am contacting
everyone I know to check their computers...attached are the instructions on
how to get rid of this virus. Luckily there is a 14 day window before it
does anything.
Many apologies if it got to you...
Mary Dawn
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In a message dated 01/13/2003 10:38:12 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< However, the Rottie Standard requires a self assured dog and as such they
will be wonderful companions that do not fly off the handle, but if push
comes to shove you can rely on their protective insti
I am s sorry and apologies. I have just learned that this was a hoax,
eventhough it came from a very reliable sourceguess they were also
fooled.
Here is the info. on this... http://www.itmcomputing.com/newsletters.html
Therefore, please disregard!
Mary Dawn
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In a message dated 01/14/2003 4:40:09 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Freshly gathered Berner hair for sale! >>
What is even odder is that someone is offering a bag of Samoyed combings on
eBay also! Not the same people and at least the Sammy owner knew to offer
combings
Forgive me if this shows up on the list twice, I seem to be having
computer trouble
Hello Everyone,
Last night Juniper and I signed up for our next round of obedience
classes and were given the best article I have every read on dogs!
The article is He just wants to say "Hi!" by Suzanne Clot
Rose,
Here is a marvelous Salmon Treat recipe that comes with the admonition "I
almost lost a finger doling these out"
1 large can Salmon, drained
2 eggs
1 Tablespoon garlic powder
1 - 1 1/4 cup whole wheat flour (can substitute 1/2 cup oatmeal for 1/2 cup
flour - and for Oak's treats
Hi and happy New Year to you all!
May I say a heartfelt "thank you" to all of you who recommended "
Melatonin". It worked SUPERBLY!
I did NOT look forward to New Years eve. Harvey gets really spooked by
fireworks and there we were in a foreign country, in a hotel room,
surrounded by fireworks, to
In a message dated 1/14/2003 8:00:05 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Also I want to
> make Oak some allergy cookies out of salmon and potato, anybody got any
> recipes that have worked well??
Hi Rose,
My old girl gets gulpy at the drop of just about anything so I worked
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Here is what I need...a treat that will fill Hesse up and reduce his
bottomless pit of an appetite.
Does such a thing exist?
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From: "Jim & Mary Morgan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Does anyone else's dreamboat chase their tails like they're made out of
cheese?
> Is Nola a mental case or just being goofy? I let her go if she gets
started, but someone told me >that it's neurotic behavior.
Mic is a ma
The Lone Star BMDC has come into possesion of a mix breed (possible
Berner) dog. This boy was identified as a purebred dog by a Berner owner
but he is not a purebred dog. Currently this dog has been neutered, and
given rabies. He is heartworm negative. He is good with other dogs and
children but ha
I have some questions to those of you who have imported BMD's from another
country(specifically Belgium). If you have could you please contact me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks.
Kathy
April 29, 1995 - January 14, 2003
It is with great sadness that I say goodbye to my dear Bianca. She never
asked for anything but love, she never did anything wrong, she went in the
show ring with grace, clowned around in obedience class, and mothered
anything that cried. She once carried a bab
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Hi all,
To the vets, vet techs and other vet staff out there, Chris and I
are headed to the North American Vet Conference in Orlando, Florida on
Friday. Are any other Berner lovers going to be there that would like
We said good bye to our beloved Oberon today. Baypaths Oberon V Tallpines,
January 25, 1993-January 14, 2003. We are very sad as he was the foundation
of our family. An amazing guy, he touched the lives of everyone he met, and
made strangers smile on the street. We miss him. We will always love
one of the breed columns in this month's gazette is about a poop-eating dog.
one thing that has worked for us to keep the dogs out of the kitty roca is
to feed the cats forbid. this is a powder you can order or get from your
vet to make the feces taste bad. it's supposed to work if your dog eats
All,
I have two poop-eating dogs. Reba does it 'naturally', so to speak.
Always has, always will. Unfortunately, I think Gus learned it from
her. He didn't used to, but now does.
It does not bother them; they have never been ill from it. It bothers
both me and my husband tremendously.
Becaus
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<< I have a 2 year old BARC rescue dog who has to suck on a pillow to fall
asleep. He is about 100 pounds and the bigger the pillow the better. I
have tried to figure out why he does this. He was taken
Does anyone know of other breeds of dogs doing this?
Kendra, Jackson, and Sallie
*** Hola!
My 10yo yorkie, Abby, suckles either the tip of my pillow or my bedspread
every night...has done this all her life!
And I find it sooo cute Ü!
Laura and the MexGang
Ravel, Abby and our AngelDogs, Normann an
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> She also eats tissues,
Mary, I think tissue mutilation is, or should be
written into the standard. LOL My two like to shred
them into a million pieces so it takes forever for me
to pick them up.
For weird behavior I take both dogs to the dog
park every morning. One plays with his sp
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Nika is doing ever so much better. She's eating. Swelling's gone. Her
energy is returning.
The meds Nika was given caused a major reaction. For my information, I'd
like to know what medicines have caused allergic reactions in the dogs out
there. If she is in need of other meds at a later
The Suzanne Clothier article - He Just Wants to say Hi - is indeed excellent!
If you like her article (or even if you've never read it -) I highly
recommend her new book - Bones Would Rain From the Sky. It is a very
compelling book about developing a deep and caring relationship with your
do
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