jellybean
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No worries Kirislin, I am glad I found them before he had sold out!
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Hi stans mum I haven't received it yet but I did get an email from the seller just after I paid saying thank you and that he had just posted the print
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I just purchased a beautiful Boxer print from this seller in the UK and he has lots of other breeds as well. http://shop.ebay.com.au/koratp/m.html?_trksid=p4340.l2562
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Dog Hearing Tests, Where To Get Them Done In Brisbane?
jellybean replied to CollieLover1979's topic in General Dog Discussion
I had two White Boxer pups BAER tested at UQ about three years ago. They do a wonderful job and the process is fascinating. My two were both unilaterally deaf and went to lovely pet homes. It is very reasonably priced for the breeder, I think I paid only $25 per pup at 6 wks. -
Hi Gumnut My OH made me a trailer a couple of years ago. I really liked the Icecube trailers (made from cool room panelling) so he made one similar. The panelling was very reasonable, we purchesed it from Retracom here in Qld, and they will cut it to your specs even the door holes. It stays very cool and the dogs travel well in it.
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Hi Everyone Just letting you know that the Qld Boxer Club is holding its annual Fun Day this Sunday 11th July. All Boxers and their owners welcome. You can find all the details at http://www.qldboxerclub.org/events_funday.htm
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Women Injured And Animals Killed In Overnight Fires (caboolture Qld)
jellybean replied to Boronia's topic in In The News
My thoughts and prayers are with you Jane. Karen -
We have a Nissan Pathfinder and have found it a great size. It is a seven seater but you can fold everything down to have a huge space in the back but even with only the two rear seats down there is a lot of room in the back. I have found it very economical but my previous car was a Triton dual cab that was very thirsty
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Mast Cell Tumour Without Chemo Treatment
jellybean replied to MolassesLass's topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
Hi molasseslass I had a Boxer that had a Grade II cutaneous mast cell tumour removed from her side at the age of six. She did have another removed from the thin skin between bone and tendon on her back leg approx a year later but I did not have this tested. The first one was 12mm in diameter and the excised skin measured 60 x 40 mm. Bonnie lived to the age of 13 and never had a recurrence. Cheers Karen -
Hi Malisa I'm glad to hear Mason is ok, what a scare for you and Craig!! I will try and catch up with Craig on Saturday. Cheers Karen
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Hi Banjotheboxer Congratulations on your new addition :rolleyes: Did the vet check a stool sample when the pup was there? Worms should show up if he has them. He could also check for coccidiosis which I believe can cause symptoms like you have described and can be treated. Good Luck
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Prefix Search Australia Wide Www.prefixsearch.com.au
jellybean replied to SwaY's topic in General Dog Discussion
WOW what a great job Could you please add mine it is Bonnemme, and I breed Boxers Thank You -
Thank You dogmad, she holds a special place in my heart.
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On Friday I had to make a very hard decision to put to sleep my first Boxer, Bonnie. She was born on 22/05/1994. We had her for a wonderful 13 1/2 years. She was the perfect playmate, pillow and walking frame for my children and a special friend for me. I'm sorry it took me so long to let you go I miss you my Bonnie girl
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Jack Had A Grade 3 Mast-cell Tumour
jellybean replied to Mooper's topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
Hi Mooper My old Boxer girl (13 1/2 now) had a grade II mast cell tumour removed 10/03/2000 and another later that year. She is still with us and has never had any further treatment. I had a wonderful vet who was took good margins around the sites (5cm from memory). The report stated a pale tan mass 12mm in diameter was removed. The excision appeared complete and the tumour fell around the middle spectrum of malignancy. They gave a cautiously optimistic prognosis with periodical inspection of the surgical site due to the possibility of local recurrence. Hope this is of some help to you and wishing you all the best with Jack. Karen