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Shelby

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  1. Zero and I will be there both days - he's doing flyball demos.

    Come and say hi if you see us! He's the only sibe doing flyball so you can't miss us. Failing that, I'll be getting my "sibes who aren't mine" fix at the sibe club stand.

    Shel, will say hi as I think the sheltie stand is next door to the sibes this year :D I will be helping out on the Dogs NSW stand on the Saturday and will be on the Sheltie stand on Sunday. Looking forward to it :thumbsup:

  2. Well you could perhaps cut & paste the list of dog breeds shown in the breed section at the front of DOL - just because it is written on a website, does not make it gospel :) There are miniature in some breeds ie poodle, schnauzers, bull terrier but these are registered breeds.

  3. My friend in the USA sends me a calendar every year from Keynote Specialties. Put out by the Mid Florida Shetland Sheepdog Club - It is a monthly calendar which has a beautiful photo of a sheltie for each month. It also shows on each day below each date, the whelping date that your pups would be due ie on the 1st January underneath it shows Mar 4 which would be pups due date. It also contains a growth chart at the back of the calendar. I love it - have kept each calendar for the last 12 years or so.

  4. I use Detachol to remove glue from my sheltie ears. I put some onto a cotton ball and let it soak into the hair around where the glue is. Make sure it is not going into the ear canal. Then I work it into the area by softly rubbing. Leave for a couple of minutes and then with a fine tooth comb, gently try to comb the glue out. If it is not coming loose, repeat all the steps again.

    Are you close to where your breeder is? Could you take the pup over and get them to remove the glue and reset the ears for you?

  5. Just typical for your area Shelby.

    I know I will not be going anywhere New Years Eve because we always have someone in the street behind me let them off and we have an older dog who is petrified of them and will grab the nearest thing to him - usually one of the younger shelties.

    Seems pointless letting them off during the day though!!!!1.

    Yes, it is "typical" of my area. They have been letting them off for the last week or so. I am lucky that they do not scare the dogs - just makes em want to go out & bark at the noise.

    When I hear the boom, boom I am not sure whether to duck for cover in case it is gun shots :D ;)

  6. Can you believe it? It is 11.30am and I have fireworks being let off somewhere in the neighbourhood. It is bad enough during the night but in the daytime :eek: Have had to lock the dogs up so they are not out there barking. So fed up with the bangs & whistles. Just wish they would blow themselves up gggrrrr

  7. I wish someone would design a bath/tub that you could have installed in your laundry. Laundry tubs are too small for what I want and a hydrobath is too large and I really don't have anywhere to put one.

    I did find a tub that was perfect but was in the UK and the postage was :eek: (10 times the value of the tub).

  8. You could also look at a sheltie as well - love being with family and will fit in with what you are doing. They also do very well in the obedience/agility scene as well.

    Some can be barky but with training, will just give an alert bark.

    Maybe you could write down a list of breeds that you are interested in and then try and locate an all breeds show near where you live and go and see some of the breeds in person :)

  9. Quite a lot of houses in the US don't have fencing around the property perimeter like we do. My dog friends in the US leave their dogs outside in runs. I have four here at home - two go in kennel runs while I am at work and the other two have the run of the yard.

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