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Friday

Toys

BIG - Pug - Am & Aust Ch Caper's Snap To It (Imp USA) - Snap

RUBIG - Affenpinscher - Sup Ch Strongfort Que Será Será - Hudson

Baby - Affenpinscher - Strongfort Nothingonna Stop Me - Travis a Hudson son.

Terrier

BIG - Lakeland

Gundog

BIG - Wei

Hound

BIG - Borzoi

Non Sporting

BIG - Keeshond - Ch Keez Kause For Koncern - Konner

RUBIG - Frenchie

Minor - Dane

Inter - Dane

BIS - Pug - Am & Aust Ch Caper's Snap To It (Imp USA) - Snap

RUBIS - Keeshond - Ch Keez Kause For Koncern - Konner

Baby - PBGV

Minor - ESS

Puppy - Pug

Jnr - Dobe

Inter - Affenpinscher - Sup Ch Strongfort Que Será Será - Hudson

Aust - ESS

Open - Am & Aust Ch Caper's Snap To It (Imp USA) - Snap

I have been testing one out on my dogs for a few weeks now - It is easy to use and read.

I also have a micromax scanner and it is also easy to use and read.

I have a special on the Halo's at the moment $125 delivered including postage.

Viewed mine on my phone when it was released - so easy and quick to access!

Love the bits on the Darwin Royal!

Only thing the Darwin spread is missing is our brunches and your mum's big rock !

I hate that sponge method...

If a pup can suck from that they can suck from a teat

Why not tube feed

How do you steralise the sponge

What chemicals are in the sponge

Would the pup not suck in air

Looks fidly

Oh I could go on.....

Third Edition is now live !

You can view it at http://www.k9online.com.au

A FREE to read online magazine designed to promote purebred dogs and

their hobbies in a positive light, each Edition is published on the 1st of every month.

Our website

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Our Facebook page

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If you would like to sign up for a monthly email notification to let you

know when the magazine it online please subscribe via this link

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K9ONLINE looks to provide an affordable means of advertising for the

canine enthusiast.

Pages will be made available to promote junior handler events, as well

as fundraising activities at no cost.

No need to purchase a phone app to view our magazine, it is compatible

with most phones.

Every magazine stays online for a minimum of 12 months in our archives,

offering great value to advertisers and our World Wide readers.

Third Edition is now live !

You can view it at http://www.k9online.com.au

A FREE to read online magazine designed to promote purebred dogs and

their hobbies in a positive light, each Edition is published on the 1st of every month.

Our website

http://www.k9online.com.au

Our Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/K9online

If you would like to sign up for a monthly email notification to let you

know when the magazine it online please subscribe via this link

http://www.k9online.com.au/email-subscribe.asp

K9ONLINE looks to provide an affordable means of advertising for the

canine enthusiast.

Pages will be made available to promote junior handler events, as well

as fundraising activities at no cost.

No need to purchase a phone app to view our magazine, it is compatible

with most phones.

Every magazine stays online for a minimum of 12 months in our archives,

offering great value to advertisers and our World Wide readers.

Would love to add this to our online magazine www.k9online.com.au

If interested please email to [email protected]

Thanks Megz, was wonderful to spend time with you and Joe

It was a wonderful show, very exhibitor friendly and thrilled to say Hudson won Best In Show

Great article

Why long toe nails are harmful to your dog’s health

If anyone has an articles / seminars / health talks they want to submit for free please email to [email protected] by the 25th July, magazine goes live the 1st of every month.

If anyone has an articles / seminars / health talks they want to submit for free please email to [email protected] by the 25th July, magazine goes live the 1st of every month.

I would think most vets would have them, if enough time can always order them.

You mean like womabroo ones or baby premmie ones?

I am not a fan of prefixes that include colour or breed.

Whilst not a complete list it does give you some ideas on what is taken

http://www.prefixsearch.com.au

Currently listing 18,588 Australian prefixes

Some parents have very well behaved kids, bring them toys, books, videos etc.

Others just let them run feral

Sadly yes, some are very well behaved others a nightmare!

Last year some kids were riding on the backs of trailers as they were driving off, one kid fell off and got hurt.

And leave poor mannered, noisey, sticky fingered, snotty nosed children at home....

That is my own personal request

Oh so mine would be fine to come along then

If they are none of the above them bring them all :laugh:

The other week we had kids running indoors, letting their mums dogs out, running past Great Dane faces, screaming,

and being little brats.

And leave poor mannered, noisey, sticky fingered, snotty nosed children at home....

That is my own personal request

Can I bring my dogs?

I don't think there's any rule saying you CAN'T, but it's probably better not to. That way you can talk to breeders (if that's something you want to do) without having to worry about your dog. Some dogs at shows do not appreciate other dogs in "their" space (eg. in their gazebo, or near their crate/trolley)

Agreed, nothing worse then people who bring their dogs along and they have no idea how shows go - they often stand in the way and hold people up, then people crack it with them.

They let dogs get in the way, bring them into your marquee, can't chat as the dog is over whelmed with so much going on....

I guess what I am seeing as Ryley's big selling point are the results from our colour coat testing.

Colour is just that, simply colour.

Conformation before colour no mater what !

I DNA coat colour test my dogs but conformation wins out, hell I would use a pink dog if it had what I needed.

Put a profile on DOL, with pictures and health testing results -

If he really is as fabulous as you think people will contact you to ask about using him.

An article written by Lynne Harwood on Kerser's story can be read here http://www.k9online.com.au

Glad you like it.

I am glad you like it.