First of all this has nothing to do with you and you sister. This has to do with
dominance issues between the dogs. This sounds like it could be related to food and
treats and could possibly be easily remedied by following some basic maintenance rules
at meal time AND/OR treat times. There i
Reposted, I don't know if it's just my server, but sometimes AOL garbles everything! -
Pat
First of all this has nothing to do with you and you sister. This has to do with
dominance issues between the dogs. This sounds like it could be related to food and
treats and could possibly be easily
Cindi,
The best resources I have found for Utility training are:
Books:
Steppin' Up to Success (3 bk series) - by Terri Arnold (see her website
www.terriarnpld.com
Competition Obedience: A Balancing Act - by Adele Yunck and Judy Byron
Beyond Basic Dog Training - by Diane Bauman (older book)
In a message dated 7/10/2003 1:04:19 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
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> Are Berners not as sensitive to pack issues so Henley isn't getting the
> message? Or am I just spoiling him too much by keeping my nose in
> things? Is the Chessie entitled to continue drawing blood
1) Feed separately. NO high value food or treat items in the mixed pack.
Period.
2) If it is a lot of talk and noise, I step back. If it is a true dogfight,
I break it up.
3) Not every male dog can tolerate other males or new males or young males
in his space--there are no male dog visitors allowed
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Cindi,
I forgot the most important part, if you are going to be in this household long term,
I would strongly suggest seeing a qualified animal behavorist for some consultations
-- one who uses POSITVE methods to help you work thru the issues w/ the dogs.
(check out www.a
Thank you Vilma I'll do my 'international
bit' and 'cause Cabela's a bit of bad publicity from
this end!
I wrote, politely requesting they stop this practise
but I see the error of my ways! I see I need to
explain to them that all my european dedicated camping
buddies will never ord
My Berner does have allergies, he sneezes and has a runny nose usually during allergy season. We have given him allergy medicine and it seems to work in the short term to keep his runny nose and sneezing to a minimum.
Annika
From :
"edward abbati" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To :
I'm about to send a puppy to it's new home in a Sherpa bag. The pup was 20
lbs yesterday and we still have 5 days to go before the new owner arrives.
Have any of you had problems getting a pup of this size to fit in a Sherpa?
They are using Delta which doesn't seem to have a weight restriction but
Another dog fancier sent this to me and I thought it was pretty cute.
Enjoy!
Karyn Waugh
Dear Dogs,
When I say to move, it means go someplace else, not switch positions with
each other so there are still two dogs in the way.
The dishes with the paw print are yours and co
Hi!
We wil be on vacation in the Old Forge NY area august 17-22. Just wondering if there
are any BMD activities going on? Also wanted to know if there are any good areas to
bring our boy! He's going to be about 20 weeks old when we go there! I"m sure he'll
love the cool weather and shade trees!
They seem to change the response they send out to people.
Sylvia
Tucson, AZ
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From: "Cabela's Customer Service" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 16:20:36 GMT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Selling pups in the store is bad practice <<#18-415177#>>
Thank you for your rece
Hi,
Dogs lick their paws for a variety of reasons and diet can be one of them,
also contact allergy if she has been in contact with sprayed ground, a
change of carpet or floor cleaner or insufficient rinsing of washed
surfaces. If the feet are red and waxy between the toes you can try an
anti-funga
This is the original e-mail I sent to Cabela's, and at the bottom their
response to me.
I will also share my response back to them. Since sharing this e-mail with
as many of my friends as I can, Cabela's has already received many more
e-mails voicing their opinions about Cabela's.
> To Whom it Ma
- Original Message -
From: "Amy Kessler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Cabela's Customer Service" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Jane Heggen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Penny Turner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: puppies for sale <<#222895-416117#>>
> How can yo
This is the most recent email I have received from Cabelas concerning their
puppy sale program... Note it is now put in the context of "seminar."
Jeanne
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From: "Cabela's Customer Service" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 10:31 AM
I too, blasted Cabela's and got the same, inane, stupid, pat answer. So I
let them have it again. I think unrelenting protest is the only way.
Cheryl Hogue
Research Coordinator
VetGen
1 800 483-8436
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Website: www.vetgen.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, that, and getting the word out to other dogs lists, and getting the word out to
serious hunting friends that shop at Cabela's and who are actually very caring and
responsible dog owners.
Pat Long (& Luther)
Berwyn PA
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From: "Research Coordinator" <[EMAIL PROT
Hello All! Another question to those with more experience than I-
My soon-to-be 5 mo. female has been doing wonderfully with house training-no poop accidents for at least a month, and no pee accidents for a week( and those were my fault entirely!) Early Tuesday morning, she pooped in a corner of o
Hello All,
I'd also suggest finding out who is on their Board of Directors and sending mail
directly to them - especially the outside directors.
Robin Hamme
ShadyOak BMDs
Evansville, IN, USA
FYI -- Just contributing to the Cabela's email campaign...
will be interesting to see what kind of response i get...
Jennifer
-Original Message-
From: Jennifer Burgess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 2:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Sporting Dog Seminars
D
Forwarded for Vilma:
In a message dated 7/10/2003 2:59:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> she knew she had been bad and looked very contrite about it
Darcy,
Dogs do not "know they are bad" and do not feel "contrite" -- these are
abstractions -- and dogs are not capable of a
Dear L'ers,
Please don't flame me for asking this. I have only
known about puppy mills for about 2 years, when I
started research bernese mountain dogs. I think they
are terrible and I fully support efforts against them.
It sounded from the things that camping store said
that they required quite
Radha,
Excellent question! And I think it's one that a few people have
addressed in their emails to Cabela's. I think the biggest problem some
of us have with the situation is that stores sell to anyone with money.
A pet store is only interested in the sale, they are not motivated by
the long term
Amy Kessler
Your letter touched me and I had to write Cabelas. I hope enough other Berner owners,
not yet on holiday, take the time to write them as well. Thanks for the inspiration.
Linda Seaver
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Dear Ron,
Shame on you! Selling puppies? Attracting customers!!
Please
Hi Berner folks from all over the world
I am happy to let you know that Bernese breeders in Brazil are establishing
the breed club and have been doing a lot as far as public education is
concerned. A national breed rescue is also being established.
To see some Brazilian berners, click on
http://www
I sent a letter to Cabala's - we regularly used to order from them, as well
as my son and his wife. I told them that we would take our business
elsewhere because of their irresponsible practice of selling puppies in
their store. This is the form response I got - they were soliciting my
busi
I have flown from Canada to Arkansas twice (2001 and 2003) with a Berner pup
in a medium Sherpa 11 x 11 x 19. Both puppies were just under 8 weeks and
each weighed 18 pounds. The Sherpa fit exactly under a Delta seat. Perfect
rides/trips both times! One of these trips was less than a month ago,
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Hi Deborah,
Oh yes you have got a problem:-) Chessies are tough dogs and you and Henley
are the visitors, this is not a long term arrangement so you must honour
the house rules and fit in as best you can. I would not leave my male dog
neutered or otherwise alone in the company of an established pac
Hi,
I think another approach to Cabelas would be to encourage them to sponsor
field trial events and demonstrations of hunting dogs' skills, to run
information booths about the various types of breeds typically found in
field work and to educate the public as to whether or not these breeds are
suit
After three weeks we have Tatty's results which say it was not a cancerous
lump, her fur is growing back over the very large shaved portion and the
incision itself has finally healed. Bizarrely her behaviour has changed
considerably too, she is very calm now and gentle and is requesting
attenti
I have received a couple of replies from Cabela's.
The following is one of them where 'Ron' suggests my
concerns seem to parallel their own!
Thank you for your recent
correspondence concerning the Sporting Dog
Seminars recently held at the Cabelas Dundee Showroom
location. Th
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