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Dandenong Poultry & Kennel Society Inc
Dogsfevr replied to Blakbelgian's topic in General Dog Discussion
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WooHoo for Skye's BIS
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Anyone who phones here selling raffle tickets is told to send the info sheet out where we will fill in our details & return. Very easy to weed out the legit & non legit tjis way.Many never send there stuff out
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I think you need to understand one thing,Minis are people dogs,they like attention BUT its up to you to train when its appropriate & when it isn't. We have 15 minis & all seek attention in varying levels some more so than others,we are home all day & have a property. The breed loves to people please ,they love there human time but there is a time & place for every thing & they are taught independence & ability to enjoy there time without us. This sounds like a game that you have created & accepted.If you are chasing then you have set the rules of it being acceptable. It is obviously happening often for it to be an issue so you need to address the items being taken & place them away & not make it into a game. Dogs are like toddler,s they dont now what is right or wrong they just understand the reward/response,your response chase & that is the reward.Its fun . Then you need to address your leadership skills & respect. Our dogs are very precious to us & enjoy all aspects of being house dogs BUT they are dogs,ours never do what yours are doing . If you read some of your recent topics it seems either you misunderstanding what your dog wants or this dog is ruling the house & your not setting any boundaries,either way i wouldn't bring another pup into the equation until you have sorted out the issues that you are having now
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Your nomination fee is $38.80 Then you pay the type of membership you wish to have single ordinary double etc etc Yes they post the journal bi monthly.
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Victorian Womens Dog Club Schedule & Website
Dogsfevr replied to capanash's topic in General Dog Discussion
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Wish Adelaide used the same system ,i gave up on there.s & posted.Melb your easy as
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The oldfield cylinder dryer or the ezy coat would be ideal . Table wise it depends how tall you want. I have all sizes but like my giant liberty table which is low & long but easy for the big dogs o get up & down. The dryers will also be good on the greyhounds ,all our show greys where blow dried. As to where to buy Oldfield is a QLD company so that shall be easy http://www.oldfielddryers.com.au/ The table hopefully some one in QLD can tell you what vendors are about who may attend shows
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Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) Aust & NZ Ch Dwynella Fashion Design (Imp NZ) (Mr A P & Mrs M E Smith)
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Ok Calm Me Dumb But What Does This Mean.....
Dogsfevr replied to Jsk's topic in General Dog Discussion
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wouldn't have an issue.A very managable issue with diet
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I have been asked by friends to seek accommodation close to the Royal Show grounds that accept dogs in car/float. Ideally more suited for long coats but not really important
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sat BIS Corgi RUIS Std Poodle grp chi smooth staffy goldie whippet corgi std poodle Classes baby collie rough minor std poodle puppy junior mini schnauzer inter whippet aust std poodle open BIS sun BIS whippet ruis peke baby minor puppy junior malt inter aust whippet open peke have no idea on class in shows grp peke staffy?? yank whippet Frenchie State junior handler Clem Hutchins
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Rimayl l is like any drug it can be good & bad & used with caution. Although i was off the belief that rimadyl & Labradors is known for issues Of particular noteworthiness to owners of Labrador Retrievers are the reports of hepatic (liver) toxicity occurring with greater frequency in Labs than in any other breed. This increase in occurrence may simply be due to the fact that as a breed, the Labrador Retriever ranks most prevalent among dogs. Additionally, hip dysplasia and other bone disorders occur with high frequency within the breed making them likely candidates for Rimadyl treatment. In the absence of knowing the total number of Labs taking Rimadyl and only having information pertaining to the number of Labs with toxic reactions, it is impossible to conclude if the breed does, indeed, run a higher risk for Rimadyl complications compared to any other breed. Alternatively, however, the fact that the breed is represented prevalently in the group which experienced hepatic complications and less frequently in other groups including those which experienced renal (kidney) toxicity, neurologic disorders, etc. suggests that the breed may, indeed, have less hepatic tolerance for the drug. Because it is currently unknown what factors may contribute to predispose certain Labradors to hepatic toxicity, it is recommended that Labradors administered Rimadyl be carefully observed for early signs of drug intolerance.
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There is a setter forum .also contact the Gordon Setter club as they do rescue. Is the breeder not able to help ?? They could list the dog on the breed pages for mature dogs looking for a home
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So we gonna see Jake in a fluro suit handling Atty :D ;) :D There is something a little scary about seeing the dog show wiggles although reality is gives you something to smile about
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Very hard,if you don,t book soon the next option is camping or staying out of Geraldton.There aren,t many places there that will allow dogs.
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It is nation wide. 17. A member shall not, within Australia, sell or otherwise transfer from that member’s care any puppy under eight [8] weeks of age without the approval of the member’s Member Body. The reason given certainly isn't good enough
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This is against our state bode is Code of Ethics,if the breeder gets caught they can be charged & fined. I would suggest you either say nothing or appreciate the breeder is bound by there COE to not place before 8 weeks
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The for sale section often has outfits listed
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The socks i don,t think will work long term & you will need to teach the dog to walk in those. I would be getting non slip matting for each step & whilst yes a pain it will be less of a fuss than adding the socksinto the equation
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Yes, at first we were going to look for an Amstaff, but there are no breeders or pups at all! Looks like it will be a staffy You won't find any - Amstaffs don't officially exist in the UK and the general consensus amongst officials is that they would be classified as "pit bull type" if found. You can NOT import them. You will have no problem finding a Staffordshire Bull Terrier in the UK - there are approximately 25,000 of them registered every year :D, to say nothing of the thousands in rescue every year. Try www.staffords.co.uk for a start, hope Troy doesn't bite me for that one! Staffords where originally on the breed ban list but i gather they have fought hard thank god or it maybe certain area,s
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I now in 2007 the Dublin breed ban came in & not sure it is still exists or where its at at present,you may want to check this out as well
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Cork Staffordshire Bull Terrier Society Cork Mr John Sweeney Ballyfeard, Minane Bridge, Cork, Ireland Phone: 021-4770808 Irish Staffordshire Bull Terrier Mr Martin Murphy Association Sat 7th 8 Belclare Terrace, Poppintree, Dublin 11, Ireland Mobile: 085 166021 http://www.ikc.ie/showdates10.pdf Shows in Ireland
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I now a number of people who had wry mouths & not one corrected. Out of 3 breeders who had issues they all had different bitch lines but used the same male .
