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  1. We went out, and about two hours later we saw him. He was interested in my dogs, but bolted as soon as he saw me even though I was on the ground and not reacting to his presence. I managed to get a photo of him and sent it to his owner who was thankful for the picture, but he is thin, and is living at the railway station where he is not at all safe as it is all of 50m from the highway. We left food and water for him and will try to locate a dog trap.

  2. ** UPDATE **

    Dog has been located and Council Rangers are assisting with getting him home, regardless of how long it takes to bring him in. Wonderful outcome!! Fingers crossed it won't take long for him to overcome his fear and be home safely where he belongs. :thumbsup:

    I've just spoken with Vicki and have offered to help out as I am not far away and have the Aussies.

    We'll go for a muddy walk and see if we can catch poor Sami.

  3. How can we fight the arguments of the welfare lobby and the media who like to sensationalise - just look at the potential damage of shows such as Pedigree Dogs Exposed....

    CONSIDER THIS : With some breeds we have to send in certified certificates of health scores to our State body but they are just filed away and ignored. Why not have the hip/elbow scores proudly placed on the pedigree as well as relevant DNA results. This would mean the information is now official and easily accessible. If a breeders want to use a stud dog all I need see is the Pedigree, same for the owner of the stud dog to ensure the bitch meets a health criteria. Often I have to ask for further documentation to check this and often to be told that "oh he is clear by parentage" - Really! ....not good enough.....sorry then I need to see the parents paperwork.....!

    Personally I believe it is crucial for the long term well being of our Pedigree Dogs for Official Registration Certificate to identify certified health details - even more so than Show or Competition titles as these health checks directly affect the breeding aspect for members and public. I make my own pedigrees to accompany the ANKC one, showing hip/elbow scores and DNA results.... starting to look pretty impressive with these details back 3-4 generations now and I am very proud to explain what they all mean to new puppy homes.

    I have written to Dogs Vic and plan to continue my own campaign of pushing this forward.... Perhaps you might think about joining in.....

    clap.gif I think we should be showing our health results and not hiding the fact that a dog has higher than average scores, or is a carrier of blah blah blah. By having the results shown and known, more breeders will actually start to DNA test their dogs and stop breeding unknowns to unknowns, and if they don't well maybe more pet people will be aware of it and go elsewhere.

  4. Litter of aussie shepherds - Just mated my blue girl Killer Queen to our black tri boy Hagar the Horrible. We got a successful AI on Friday and then a 20 min tie for natural mating on Saturday, so have very positive feelings.... "touch wood"

    Looks like we could have babies around xmas day..... our first Alfoxton to Alfoxton which is a bit special for us.

    fingers are crossed for you Alfoxton. What a special litter. :)

  5. Here at Parkeyre Australian Shepherds we are twiddling our thumbs, awaiting a special litter due between now and Christmas. This is Alice's third and final litter.

    Sire: Sup Ch Dreamoz Inaugural Boy "Dillon"

    (Ch Sarasota Urban Legend "Scambo" x Rozate MyDreamOz "Dream")

    Dam: Ch Mysql Winning Colours (IID USA) "Alice"

    (Ch Hisaw Unexpected At Heatherhill (USA) "Teddy" x Hisaw Hi Altitude At Winsome (IMP USA) "Static".

    Belly photos and Xray will be loaded when on PC. :)

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