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Everything posted by Rebanne
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yeah Fern should have had the chop by then :D The Hound club might be her swan song.
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so when I desex Fern I should put her on the neuter register?
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import semen after your girl has proven herself in the ring and with the health tests.
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Surrogate Mother Possibly Needed In Melbourne
Rebanne replied to Trisven13's topic in Breeders Community
took Fern 3 days to totally accept her first litter, would feed them with me there but nothing else. On the 3rd day she was suddenly in love. -
I looked in Bunnings today and couldn't find anything at all similar I did but they were a lot more than the 31.30 I paid my local Bunnings is just a store not a super store quite good but not as good as the real big ones
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I never say any difference with either of the pastes. I tried it on a dog who was a bit stressed with car travel.
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I looked in Bunnings today and couldn't find anything at all similar
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My very first dog over 30 years was the result of a bitch jumping the fence to get to the dog tied up. So you need to know your bitch can't get out as well as a dog not getting in.
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I saw them years ago on an english web site but haven't seen them in the flesh.
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How do you crush them? My guess would be stick your foot on them. I am so going to do this next week when I pick up the frames I have ordered
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sorry Jules
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I taped a bunnings panel to the box, slid a broom handle through it and rested the end on the desk and made a loop with some tie wire on the actual lamp and taped it to the broom handle. Lamp was plugged into a thermostat so no need to move it up and down. ETA missing word
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sorry to hear about Amber
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I plugged my heat lamp into a thermostat and controlled the temp with that
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This litter I vaccinated at 7 1/2 weeks cause it fitted in best with work. Last litter was 8 weeks. I would never go under 7 weeks. 2nd vaccination will be at 12 weeks on the knocker.
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3 of my females popped out hernia's at 6 weeks, they are now 8 weeks and already self correcting. They are just little fat hernia's, if I was keeping on it wouldn't worry me. It hasn't worried the new owners. 2 have gone/going to show homes. ETA and possibly for breeding down the track
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ok I rang them and got my code so all should be well for the next lot of puppies that go to their new homes. There is no age limit on when they insure the pups as I have one going home at 16 weeks and that won't be a problem. The two I sent via email were processed this morning.
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melamine from Bunnings, 1.2 X 1.2, sides 600mm high and used a heat lamp for heating, plus the room heating
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Has anyone had any luck at all getting their pups registered? I even re submitted all my details, got an email back within the hour but still can't register my pups for their new owners. Why offer something if they are not prepared to service it properly. I will most certainly be telling my puppy owners to not insure with this company even if we do manage to ever get the free 6 weeks insurance.
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I can vouch for Pickle being a happy go lucky type girl. Everyone is her friend. :D
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so did emailing them work? I had two pups go to their new homes yesterday and, of course, couldn't log in, so sent off an email with one person's detail's at 11 am. Do the breeders get feedback or only the new puppy owner?
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Supportng The Family Who Lost Their Child In Fatal Dog Attack
Rebanne replied to ~Shepherd~'s topic in General Dog Discussion
wow rude or what. People can donate to the appeal organised by the kinder, don't see how money from multiple sources is better then money from just a couple. Might make a difference if multiple sources were offering multiple types of help. -
it was a greyt result Go Pickle for Saturday
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it's a hang over from the olden days. Australia is one of only 2 countries in the world that require retired greys to be muzzled, think the other is Ireland. All the states have different requirements re muzzle's and off leash. If they are required to be on leash because their recall is inconsistent then that would apply to the vast majority of dogs