Flaves

Bacchus Marsh side of Bullengarook

Bacchus Marsh side of Bullengarook

Thanks WG

Stolzsein rotts has asked if you are in the area to keep a look out and please repost as far and wide as you can so the girls get found as soon as possible

URGENT HELP NEEDED - Gisbourne - Bullengarook Victorai

Lost - 2 female Rottweilers, litter sisters 3 years old. One wearing a coat and the other heavily pregnant 8 weeks in whelp. Both microchipped.

Contact Sam 0422 466 530

Please put the news out, updated as soon as I get some more information!

A substantial reward is being offered for the girls return

Thanks me too

thanks Chewy, please post anywhere and everywhere, the girls need to be found and taken home as soon as possible

URGENT HELP NEEDED - Gisbourne - Bullengarook Victorai

Lost - 2 female Rottweilers, litter sisters 3 years old. One wearing a coat and the other heavily pregnant 8 weeks in whelp. Both microchipped.

Contact Sam 0422 466 530

Please put the news out, updated as soon as I get some more information!

These rotts are Stolzseins Rotts from DOL

Why not soak their food in water the nite before hand?

I havent notice mine drinking alot of water but the BH isnt their main food in diet

There is one school of thought that you should not soak dry food if you have a deep chested breed due to an increased risk of bloat - presumably from the fermentation process which occurs.

THat is one school of thought and the other is to soak the food.

very confusing.

I soak my kids food as i have GSDs and some say to soak and some not, i did until this as it does not swell very much

I will wave from home!

I will be moving that day

Glad to hear China is on the improve!

Thanks CC, i think he is too

the pic of Louis

I think my settings are off at the moment as i cant seem to get clarity in my pics

I think i have missed a couple of weeks

Week 33

Week 34

Week 35

There is a difference between pulling out in front a bit and being completley uncontrolable!

There is, but that is not just limited to GSDs being uncontrollable.

All breed only here in N.E. Vic and southern NSW. Our Rikki is a 13 times BIS winner (and sable). Seems in many cases, its pointless to train them to good manners, slack lead and under control as the wild ones lunging on back feet only and tripping up handlers, seem to be many judges favourites.

We have the none roachy backs with substance that can walk without touching hocks to the ground, but that doesnt seem to matter in this day in age.

There are a number of GSDs that do well - that dont lack substance, and can walk without their hocks touching the ground, that have full dentition and are beautifully ring trained.

But again people only focus on the bad....just remember there is bad in every breed, and what you may think is correct others do not. At the end of the day it is what the judge likes.

Also not everyone wants their dog to run next to them on a slack lead, not just GSDs, i have seen many different dogs of varying breeds at the end of their lead - so it is not just a GSD thing.

A judge should be able to pick a good dog, one that fits the standard by watching it move.

I have not seen a GSD at an All breeds show that i have been at that have been lunging and tripped up their handlers.

http://www.workingdogs.com/lshaw1.htm

this was sent to me by a friend in Canada who owns/breeds shepherds. I find this quite interesting and would be interested in what others think about the written opinions given based on the photos.

They are all great articles - there are a number of them

This will just be the start in Vic

There are a few kennels that show GSDs in WA

That is so cute Poo fong

It is purely your call.

If your dog was a bitch, i would say dealing with seasons would be a PIA so yes desex, but as it is male, i dont see the point

Cruising canines was back to me within 20 minutes

Stacey was great, a few GSD people have them and they are brilliant.

CC will be who i go with if i get a new trailer

Nawww Flaves... sooo cute! I'll swap you Lowchen baby cuddles for GSD baby cuddles :p

You are ON!!!!!!!!!

Omg how do you get the little guy to stand still for you to stack!

He is usually pretty good, we do it a few times a day, he only has to hold it for a few seconds and gets rewarded with cuddles and a pat.

I find though that if he is watching something or someone he holds it longer, so try it with another dog in front or a friend, that may help....or it may not lol

I dont come into the Rainbow bridge very often because it makes me sad

I saw the name of this thread and had to read it.

What a lucky girl Nala was to have had you, your family and your daughter to love her. You also were lucky to have Nala

I am so sorry for your loss.

Rest Easy Nala

COngrats!!!!!!!!!! that is so awesome!!!

This is my little man at 11 weeks

cute ears