Aziah

2nd March

This is still available $60.00 including postage.

Glad it's well received :)

People often ask for a progesterone chart with info on levels etc. Here is a good one for future reference.

That's because she didn't have 14 last time

All going along nicely :) I always hope that mine are ready to be mated on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday (via progesterone reading) because then I find in general they whelp over a weekend :laugh: and that becomes an extra, extra long weekend then for me + my leave! Here's to a trouble-free whelping and on time!

I'm with Evolving - they are BIG babies in comparison to their mother!

Glad you're in the cab and close now (probably home by now!)...and a good start to the whelping even though you were there. Good luck!

Ugh! Any updates from your friend at home? I hope you're back on your way again real soon :)

The Australia to New Zealand leg is far more expensive than returning home. I believe at that moment you'd be looking at around the $2000 mark to get your dog there (blood tests required) and probably half that upon return.

WHat was the outcome?

wnj, HW and rq! HW - not quite :laugh: but it was a special moment and of course I wished with all my heart that my Nana could have been there to see (and I hope she was sticky beaking from above) :)

The Welsh Corgi Club of Victoria hosted The 15th Welsh Corgi National Specialty show held Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th November 2012. Congratulations to the Club and its hard workers for a wonderful weekend, fabulous hospitality, food & fun! My most sincere thanks to our judge Ms Tracy Irving (UK) for bestowing our homebred bitch “Avery” (Ch Aziah Curiouser And Curiouser) with the honour of BEST IN SHOW. At just 2.5 years of age she is still a young bitch who we adore and love very much, a real sweetheart. A win that will last a lifetime, I am honoured, humbled and so very proud. General Specials results below, congratulations to all… BEST IN SHOW: CH AZIAH CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER (Mrs L Bettison) - Pembroke R/UP BEST IN SHOW: CH KARDIBROKE FROST IN SPRING (AI) (Kalora Kennels) – Cardigan BABY PUPPY IN SHOW: KAMIRI BLACK VELVET (Mrs D Baillie) – Pembroke MINOR PUPPY IN SHOW: BOJOJAMILE BUTTER CRUNCH (RH & VJ Hutton) – Pembroke PUPPY IN SHOW: ABERLEE TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT (Mrs G Woodward) – Pembroke JUNIOR IN SHOW: CH KARDIBROKE FROST IN SPRING (AI) (Kalora Kennels) – Cardigan INTERMEDIATE IN SHOW: CH AZIAH CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER (Mrs L Bettison) – Pembroke AUSTRALIAN BRED IN SHOW: CH DYGAE NORMA JEAN (Mrs N Newett & Mrs D Baillie) – Pembroke OPEN IN SHOW: CH NIRETHA CAMELOTS QUEST (Miss K Lomax) – Pembroke VETERAN 7-9 IN SHOW: GRD CH BETHWYN BECKROW BEQUEST (Bethwyn Kennels) – Cardigan VETERAN 10+ IN SHOW: GRD CH DWYFOR MARBLE ICON (R & F Holtkamp) – Cardigan

I'd also suggest taking it if you get up during the night.... I just sent off a PM saying the same :) I had one bitch who would only eat chicken wings from week 4 and would eat plenty of them! Have you tried making an egg flip for her? Yoghurt, egg and honey and a little nutrigel mixed in IF she likes that.

If her temps on average are in the high 37's then you want it down a degree. I have caught mine 99% of time mid-high 36 and that is "the drop". Generally it has been early morning for my girls and generally they have started active labour 12 hours later.

I came, I saw...I closed the web browser!

It's all good (again)!!! But thank you.

Lowenhart - I cannot access the link, it says that is may not be there anymore?

Can't see it Mjosa

I've pencilled this weekend into my 2013 calendar :) I hope we can make it down.

I prefer puppy 1 overall and think by 18 months of age it will be pick with little effort.

Let us know how she is over the weekend :)

Wasn't a registered breeder, based on previous posts Registered or not it doesn't matter. Not all registered breeders are ethical. Some are there to make the money. One samoyed breeder advise me there is a few out there trying to maximise their profit. Even though this breeder I bought it off is not registered she has been very helpful. Cheers I think you missed the point of Sway's post... But I'm glad your puppy will only be living in one home.

Is this bitch not yours? (ie. is it a visiting bitch?)...if it's a visiting bitch then it's very possible she's stressed which can & does cause looseness. However it's still important that you get it under control as quickly as possible and certainly discuss it with her owner.

I would expect that if she'd been put on a bland diet initially she would have been better within 24 hours - I would imagine now that she has an inflamed/irritated colan and will recover quickly. If she was ill, which she doesn't appear to be apart from loose stools then I wouldn't mate her either but it's more than likely that she'll be back to normal by the time she's mated. I wouldn't mate a bitch that is ill either.