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Hi Everyone, we are all still fine, (cough cough) here in the Bitterroot
Valley, the fire is about 20 miles from us, on the opposite side of the
valley. The smoke is down right awful, the visibility at times is less than
a 1/4 mile, Cant even see the ba
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Jean, If it only occurs on his white pastern maybe it is a reaction to
sun...You have had some sunny days lately, havn't you? Has he been out in
clover, with the dew on it? Just some thoughts.
Jean in still rainy Fairbanks, Alaska, (the Fair
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Betsy thanks for the encouragement. Now I wonder if this is scratches as
you and Karen are talking wet and mud and we are dry and clay. I use rubber
mats in the stalls on top of screenings, crushed rock residue. The other
horses have never
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Karen, maybe this is not "scratches"? Here it is dry and sometimes sunny.
No mud, altho that is how he first got the fungal mess years ago. They left
him standing in pastern deep slime. This has the appearance of gravel and
is weepy. Vet s
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freeze and thaw, freeze and thaw, constant mud. Old barn, new stalls,
>old clay stall floors. In January both horses developed terrible
>scratches on all four (8) pasterns.Awfull to treat
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Jean...sorry to hear about your Corgi...we have mutts, but have friends
with Corgi's...always at the horseshows with them, very friendly, very cute.
Won't weigh in on the puppy...you'll do what's best for you and any canine
companion you find..
Hi,
I have recently joined the fjord list. Does the list have an archive or is
there some way I can see previous posts?
Thanks!
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I have friends in Hamilton and Victor, Montana with horses (Arabs, not
Fjords) and I have been tracking the Blodgett fire on the Web as it is
right in their back yard. I don't think they will get burnt out as both of
their homes are in open ar
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> Swedish Vallhunds are related to the Corgi from back in the Viking days. The
> story goes that the Vikings either brought the Vallhund to British Isles and
> created
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At 06:43 PM 08/10/2000 -0700, you wrote:
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>What is the breed Vallhund used for? Herders?
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I did see one obscure website where it did portray them as herding dogs and
it also made them
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What is the breed Vallhund used for? Herders?
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
[Authoress of "The Colonel's Daughter"
Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ]
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There is also a tremendous need to rescue equines of every shape and size.
Most areas in this country have regional horse rescue shelters. I have never
seen any reason to be ashamed of buying a purebred dog as I was a breeder of
Siberian Huskies for 22 ye
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So what is a Swedish Valhund?
Jean Gayle
Aberdeen, WA
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Occupied Germany 1946 TO 1949 ]
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As someone who has been connected with fox terrier rescue, etc., I have to
agree with Mike and Jean, it's hard work to find homes for dogs, even
purebreds. But I would think a Corgie whose only fault was eating chickens
could find a chickenless home.
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Swedish Vallhunds are related to the Corgi from back in the Viking days. The
story goes that the Vikings either brought the Vallhund to British Isles and
created the Corgi or they took the Corgi to make the Vallhund..Both
stories appease breeders and
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> have been itching for a Swedish Vallhund. I keep
> checking the websites and have registered as a rescue home, but no luck
> so far.
>
Beth - Alan and Lois Merrill (who had the other "S" girls at Blue Earth) have a
Vallhund. Cute as a button. Thei
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>Ruthie, how are you and others from out west doing with the horrendous
>fires? I hope all are OK and people and animals safe.
There's no problem up here in the extreme northwestern corner of Montana to
date, keeping our fingers crossed
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I just had a call from the rescue people and Bertie has a home with three
children which should
>keep him busy and happy.
That's good news Jean! T H R E E children!! The son of a gun deserved
that, didn't he =
Ruthie
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Jane, I do have a fenced pen for the chickens but right now the "killer"
drake is in it. My two ducks have ducklings so they have the freedom and
the drake is banished for awhile. He will kill any babies and they are all
his!!
At least your
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At 01:07 PM 08/10/2000 -0700, you wrote:
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>So what is a Swedish Valhund?
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I guess they're comparable to a Corgi in some way.. rode around on Viking
ships back when.. (Reinbowend first
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Thank you all for all the "treatment recipes". A wealth of knowledge
here. I keep printing info like this off for future reference.
Ruthie, how are you and others from out west doing with the horrendous
fires? I hope all are OK and
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>Ruthie, I also, have been itching for a Swedish Vallhund. I keep
>checking the websites and have registered as a rescue home, but no luck
>so far.
>Our stallion displayed some "guarding" behavior a couple of months ago
>when a ball
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> >From: "Sue Harrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> "it would be easy to tell if she cycled in
heat
> and we have not noticed
> anything..."
On the other hand, we have a 29 year old Fjord mare
who only 'cycles' in the spring - usually
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Jean - sorry to hear that you had to give up on your Corgie rescue.
Thanks for the whole story. Knew there was more to it. I was given a
rescue Cardigan Corgie last year, who ended up being a perfect companion
for my father. We broug
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> >If I were you I would be filing a Stallion Breeding Report on him just in
> >case.
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> Mike, what would be the point of filing a breeding report on a x-bred?
> Would it only be beneficial as far as establishing a sire should she want
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