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Erny, I am sure its already been said but i can't find it right and as is the case when looking for something When will you get the results from the tests that were done on Monday?
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Allergy/intolerance - Update 28.4.09 Post # 106
oonga replied to Erny's topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
hmmmm just posting in here so it shows up as a thread i have posted in incase you decide to update in here i don't want to miss it -
ah ok cool I look forward to the results!!! I think it will be great to finally get to the bottom of it! The enzymes sound like a good one :rolleyes:
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except it would take you more than a day to get to newcastle and back :rolleyes: So Bruce suggested you stick with the EP? not go on a raw food diet?? With the enzymes what type of enzymes are they?? Like probiotics?
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I was thinking bout you guys today except for some reason I thought you were going to Newcastle not Castlemaine That is a brilliant rundown and thank goodness filled with LOTS of hope :rolleyes:
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I think you looked lovely at the seminar I am liking your hair the way it is :rolleyes: I am sure you guys will organise a get together soon!!
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:rolleyes: I didn't mean it like that shmarty pants I meant I like how Mandela is the focus of the photo but you being a big part of his life are in there as well
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Erny, Its a Malinois with a lot of spunk and personality showing his bottom teeth David said you are welcome to purchase that photo but he would prefer to do a better one without the background, though i think it adds to the photo the way you are sort of faded out :rolleyes:
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Hi Guys, Here are a few photos from the weekend http://www.eagleheightssportdog.org/gallery/april-seminar
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Erny that is really awful!!! I don't know what to say except that I would perhaps go to someone qualified and suggest running tests on the kidney / liver area?
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Erny could he tell that Mandela had hurt himself though? Does he seem to think its one of those injuries like we do where we hurt a muscle or whatever and it just takes several days to get better?
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So sorry to read that Erny I had hoped that he had improved and you could cancel his appointment. Poor Mandela he really hasn't had a good start to his health He does seem to have a strong soul though going by the way he was still so happy and exuberant at the seminar I know it doesn't help him to heal but I have to admire that spirit :p
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any improvement in Mr Mandela today??
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Big Healing hugs to Mandela and you too Erny! Hope its not anything serious!!
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RIP Bliss
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you are too!!! Email the secretary and ask her for details and to be booked in
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hmmmm I was under the impression it was for RCV members only well that was what someone told me a few days ago but it was not a committee member so not sure
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Good to hear you guys had a good time and got to take some new skills home Barkzlee was awesome!!! He is a great little dog, love his focus and he is so eager to work Herr Rottweiler come on surely you can do better than to comment on just the weather I know you thought Uta was a good instructor and dog handler and you got to see your Rottdaughter after a long time and you even got a special treat seeing Popeye more commonly known as Ed Well we enjoyed having you there anyway Shoey I look forward to catching up with all the tips that i missed, I was VERY proud of you though and later on I was talking to Uta about my friend with the Staffords and she said do you mean Belinda??? Popular girl you are Erny I can't believe how big Mandela is!! Loving his energy
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:laugh: :cool:
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Luke its ok I mentioned the German Cocker Spaniel you are bringing last week after the trial
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Congratulations Oonga And Maia
oonga replied to Jeff Jones's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Yes Lablover i know what you mean about changes in the girls when in season Days before the trial she forgot how to drop!!! I had let her have some free time cuddling Shoemonster and Mr Shoemonster and once i wanted to get her to work again she didn't know how to drop anymore!! She was SOOO focused on Shoemonster that she would sit or go into heel when told to drop I ended up taking her further away from that distractions She then dropped fast again and we kept randomly dropping back towards shoey which she continued to do successfully even next to her -
Congratulations Oonga And Maia
oonga replied to Jeff Jones's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
hmmmm I was thinking about the whole In season thing Lablover. I was thinking how perhaps because in Schutzhund there are only about 2 or 3 trials a year that they are permitted to trial??? But then I am pretty sure that overseas where Schutzhund Trials are as common as our ANKC trials bitches in season are also permitted to trial?? Not sure on that and we can ask on saturday because it is interesting. I am pretty sure that I heard somewhere that Uta Bindel's trialed her bitch in season and I believe won at the World Champions?? Again we will have to ask her on saturday You have me thinking of why the difference and I honestly don't know -
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oonga replied to Jeff Jones's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Lablover she was day 17. In Schutzhund Bitches in season are permitted to trial provided they do everything last. If there are several bitches in season then handlers sort out amongst themselves what order they are worked in. Although there may be some sort of a procedure for that I am not sure We also continue with training as per normal when bitches are in season. I have been training with a friend and her entire male the whole time at KCC park during the week. Partly to help her with desensitizing her male to being able to work with bitches in season and partly to keep up with my training When my girl is in season I do let the other owners with males at the club know that she is in season, just so they are aware Although she did walk out next to one of the entire male Mals to do a pretend presentation to the judge the week prior to the trial. I don't think in work mode JJ even noticed that she was in season As for her even though she was flagging for everyone and everything when in release mode ( Just ask poor Shoemonster ) I don't think when she was heeling out she realised he was a male let alone entire -
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oonga replied to Jeff Jones's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
I think i have it ingrained in my brains at the moment LOL 2 handlers with their dog present to the judge. So for example I went up and because my girl is in season we had a "dummy Dog" meaning a dog who was not competing but just did the routine to make it look like a real trial but they were not judged. So i shook the judges hand and said Oonga and Maia presenting for BH part A. Judge will check for tattoo ,but as my girl is a Rottweiler she doesn't have the tattoo, Judge then wishes the competitor good luck. We then went to a designated spot. The judge gave a signal for me to take leash off my dog and put her into a drop, for her long down. I then walk away at least 30 paces, to the blind but still in sight with my back to the dog... the blind had been blown over several times. The other dog then performed their routine. Then it is our turn to do the routine while the other dog does a long down. So you have your starting point marked out.This part is on leash. Set your dog up into a heel position. Once you look at judge is when you are being judged. Judge signals you to go ahead with the routine. 50 paces straight heeling, left about turn, 10 to 15 paces normal heeling, 10 - 15 paces fast heeling, 10 - 15 paces slow heeling, 10 0 15 paces normal heeling, right turn, 15 - 20 paces normal heeling, right turn 15 - 20 paces normal heeling left bout turn, about 8 paces normal heeling halt. judge signals to continue you take about another 8 paces normal heeling which brings you in line to your starting point although further to the side, left turn then continue to a group of 4 people to do a figure 8 with a halt. Signal from judge you heel out of the group left about turn halt. End of exercise. The judge then signals you to take leash off, which you can either put in your pocket or around your body. Then the rest is off leash. Figure 8 around the group of people again. Halt. on signal from the judge you heel off back to the starting point of the routine, not forgetting to thank the crowd. You then do the routine i described above but off leash. Back to starting point. Sit on the move. So 10 to 15 paces heeling SIT, handler takes 30 paces away, turns to face the dog, on signal from the judge handler returns to the dog to resume heel position. End of exercise. Back to starting point. Drop on the move with recall. 10 to 15 paces heeling DROP, handler takes 30 paces away turns to face the dog. On signal from the judge handler recalls dog to a formal recall. Then dog is commanded into heel position. End of exercise. Hopefully a Pass for Part A When i say 10 to 15 paces it means no less than 10 but no more than 15. You are permitted to command heel at the start of the exercise and at the change of paces. Also when you take off from your halt at the end of the routine, after your figure 8 when you have done a halt the heel command is given before taking off. Then for BH part B that is a basic traffic test and i guess a temperament test. The dog is heeling loosely, not a formal obedience heel. you walk past cars driving, a bike rides past with dog between bike and handler rings their bike bell, then rides back again. A person jogging does the same obviously no bell LOL a person shuts the car door, starts up the engine, calls out to handler. There is a group of at least 6 people in a circle dog and handler walk through the crowd or people and then walk back into the group. Sit in the middle. Crowd gets very close in. Judge will tell handler to drop the dog. Some judges tell handler to walk out with the dog, others tell handler to walk out and then recall the dog. Dog is tied up to a pole. Handler goes out of site, a person walks past with a dog, dog must not show aggression or pull/ strain on the leash towards the other dog. At the end of Part A and Part B the dogs are given a critique of what needs improving and what was done well. Some judges give very detailed critiques with suggestions or tips for improvement. That is the case for all competitors whether it be BH, SchH1, 2 or 3. At the conclusion of the routine the 2 handlers and their dogs return to where the spectators are, the judge will add up their scores etc, return to the group and give an individual critique for each dog individually. All the spectators tend to gather around, I think its great because it gives people a chance to learn from others -
Congratulations Oonga And Maia
oonga replied to Jeff Jones's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
:laugh: Jonesy received the same sms you did but it was the chatterbox who started the thread