Hi,
I recall the man I overheard complaining that his fool dog had let someone
come up the driveway and steal his boat and trailer. "Drove right by the
dog's kennel and he never so much as barked to wake us up!"
I tell people that if they keep their dog as a fully integrated member of
the family
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Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2002 10:20 PM
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Subject: Re: breed question/Bernere size
>So, if people want a mini-berner. They're going to get. What I try
to
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Hi Kim!
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From: "Kim Jordan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I was told by a couple of people that Berners are different to
discipline/train. I will participate in obedience training for my pup, as
soon as I can find one to bring home, but I was wondering if you could give
me so
I don't think they are difficult to train...if anything they are different because
they are easier. My 2 Berners have completely different personalities, but are both
very smart and very quick learners. One cautionwhat may have been meant by
"different" to train is that you MUST (or shou
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>So, if people want a mini-berner. They're going to get. What I try to
>do, is convince people that it's easier / smarter to get a dog that
>suits their lifestyle then to a) try and change lifestyle or b) trying
>to change a dog.
I agree with that. Endlessly I've enjoyed hearing from other
Kim Wrote:
>While I love my Berner and will always pay careful attention to
the breed, my concerns spread into the entire doggy kingdomPPO education
is for EVERYONE considering a dog/puppy, not just for Berner considerations.
>
I try to educate everyone. I help those that need it in finding
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> I can tell 100% of the time that a dog came from this
> particular breeder because of the size and also the paws (that are not all
> white...just a tip of white on one of the paws)...I know the lack of an
all
> white paw isn't a big deal, b
In a message dated 10/4/02 11:17:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I have a 65lb, 17 month old BARC female. I have met
couples who want a BMD, but have never met one in person. The wife thinks
Halley is the perfect size, the husband wants a big, buff Berner. I met
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From: "Mary Shaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 7:11 AM
Subject: Re: Breed Question
> Kelly Weir wrote:
>
> >Yes Janice, I get this a lot when people see Hope. They say she is the
> >perfect
o get. What I try to
do, is convince people that it's easier / smarter to get a dog that
suits their lifestyle then to a) try and change lifestyle or b) trying
to change a dog.
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From: Janice Parky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 11:18 PM
T
on 10/5/02 4:11 AM, Mary Shaver at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> "Then you'll need an undertaker, because the first
> casualties from that kind of thinking will be these two children!" I
> then tried to explain was a DISASTROUS idea this was, but she wouldn't
> listen. She had been robbed and wanted
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