Aziah

They arrived a few days ago

They sold a pet on main register.... and?! I wouldn't sell a pet puppy on main register but many do...

Talk to the breeder of your dog?

So pleased that macey is on the improve

"of" is NOT accepted in NSW!!! A name being the same as any breeders prefix registered with Dogs NSW will not be accepted. A dog’s name may not exceed 30 characters including spaces between words and the breeders prefix. • The words ‘imp’, ‘champ’, ‘of’, ‘ie’, ‘vom’, ‘von’, ‘le’ or any numbers (e.g. I, IV) , cannot be used. Havesneeze "of" has been accepted in NSW

"of" and "the" are accepted on a regular basis

I hope all is well

I'm also entered, if you average it out there's roughly 30 dogs in each of the first 5 groups though I doubt there'll be that many Terriers.

Or do you mean the Western Circuit mid year?

Entries Close 12 March, 2011 DOGS NSW WESTERN REGION ALL BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWS GORDON MCCARRON DOG ARENA, BETTY TAYLOR DRIVE, CONDOBOLIN SATURDAY 9 & SUNDAY 10 & MONDAY 11 APRIL, 2011 Classes to be judged: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11 & 18 (dogs & bitches) Entries to: Mrs S Gaffikin, P O Box 43, Rylstone 2849 Ph & Extreme Weather Ph 0429 419 964 Cheques made payable to: Dogs NSW Western Region JUDGES Saturday Ms G Alexander (VIC) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs, Utility, General Specials Mrs J Horton (VIC) Terriers, Toys, Non Sporting Ms L Watson (VIC) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Gundogs, Hounds Dogs NSW Junior Handler Classes to be conducted at this Show. Accredited Judges to be advised on the day. Sunday Ms G Alexander (VIC) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Terriers, Toys, Non Sporting Mrs J Horton (VIC) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Gundogs, Hounds, General Specials Ms L Watson (VIC) Working Dogs, Utility Monday Ms G Alexander (VIC) Gundogs, Hounds Mrs J Horton (VIC) 3-6 mths S/stakes, Working Dogs, Utility Ms L Watson (VIC) 6-12 mths S/stakes, Terriers, Toys, Non Sporting, General Specials Order of Judging As per Schedule Judging Commences 9.00 am Saturday & Sunday, 8.30 am Monday Dogs NSW Representative Mrs J Bayliss Entry Fees Ordinary Classes $9.00 (includes GST & Dogs NSW Administration levy), S/stakes $6.00 (includes GST) Junior Handlers (Saturday only) Free entry. One envelope/one cheque/one return envelope. S/stakes MUST BE on separate entry forms Catalogues $4.00 prepaid limited number available at Shows Refreshments Available Camping Call (02) 6895 2611 Come and stay at Condobolin KC hydrobaths and dryers available for use for a small fee See website for accommodation and other information www.mydogs.com.au/condobolincircuit PRIZES - Category B: General Specials Cash & Sash, Group Specials Cash & Sash,

In short no, far from likely... However it is best to consult your vet should the situation arise.

Wow, you can buy kennels with a door on them? I'm not sure? But if you can't I'm sure someone handy could put one on for you?

All good. It is a touchy subject and I agree. I can't confirm my Pointer wouldn't damage my OH's couch if he were ever to be left alone in the house and not in his crate. But he never would be. Have a think about whether you want to confine him to his kennel overnight too (by having a door on it)...if he's used to being crated then it might be good to get a kennel with a door and that way he'll be snug and you'll know exactly what he's up to.

Nope, just pointing out that you're happily doing what your landlord requested you didn't do. Yes it's OT...so apologies to the OP. I can't relate and can't answer the 'fair' question because I believe most people would dot their I's and cross their T's before they signed the lease agreement. Anyway, I'm glad your dog hasn't done any damage, I just feel for landlords who have tenants who don't do the right thing.

You (along with many others who continue to be dishonest & deceitful to their landlords) are why their are so few pet friendly rentals... I don't see how one well behaved dog would be anywhere near as destructive as a toddler or even the way some slob people live. As long as Mas's landlord is happy with the house I don't see how it's any issue to you. It's an issue because if the landlord wanted pets in THEIR rental property then they would have said so when advertising! Regardless of whether or not the landlord is happy with the house, they certainly aren't aware that their lease agreement is being broken. It annoys the sh*t out of me because it's no different to those people who insist on sneaking their pets into their motel room etc. It's deceitful...if you want to have your pet inside then find a rental that allows you to do so (honestly) or buy your own home. If i had the money to buy my own home I would obviously have done so and if my dog was causing damage naturally i would not let him inside. And my cats are allowed so technically animals are allowed inside anyway. Buit it's not for you to decide that because your dog isn't doing damage he's allowed inside, that's a permission that only your landlord can give. If your cats are allowed inside and you believe that techincally, 'animals' are allowed inside then why bother posting that the dog isn't allowed inside?

You (along with many others who continue to be dishonest & deceitful to their landlords) are why their are so few pet friendly rentals... I don't see how one well behaved dog would be anywhere near as destructive as a toddler or even the way some slob people live. As long as Mas's landlord is happy with the house I don't see how it's any issue to you. It's an issue because if the landlord wanted pets in THEIR rental property then they would have said so when advertising! Regardless of whether or not the landlord is happy with the house, they certainly aren't aware that their lease agreement is being broken. It annoys the sh*t out of me because it's no different to those people who insist on sneaking their pets into their motel room etc. It's deceitful...if you want to have your pet inside then find a rental that allows you to do so (honestly) or buy your own home.

You (along with many others who continue to be dishonest & deceitful to their landlords) are why their are so few pet friendly rentals...

I'm sure you could her tested via GT Pets and get the results back in time for mating.

Cheque would be made out to South Woop Woop KC

Congratulations, what wonderful news, so happy for you!

Yes I've seen it, yes it's allowed.

Correct

If you've cut back on the ball throwing and he's no longer collapsing then that tends to suggest that you were over doing it for this particular point in time regardless of him being able to handle it for the past 2 years.

If you have been a long time client ask to speak to the vet....if he/she says no then I think it is time to find another vet that will let you pay the bill off. Like I said in my previous post, so few vets do accounts these days, I certainly wouldn't get my hopes up changing vets and then expecting the new vet to play the account game. They are running a business, they can run it how they please, their clients are paying for a service and they are entitled to get payment for that service immediately. Obviously they've stopped offering accounts because some people haven't paid for the services as promised. This does make it difficult for those who do do the right thing, however changing vets won't make it any eaiser! I realise these things happen, can you borrow the amount from a family member?