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Everything posted by Rebanne
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why are there so few breeders of blue merles
Rebanne replied to klw's topic in General Dog Discussion
ethical breeders don't breed for colour, they breed for sound dogs, they choose what dog will complement their dog. Colour is the last thing, or should be, chosen -
HELP! Menacing / Dangerous Dog
Rebanne replied to syntaxtc's topic in Training / Obedience / Dog Sports
Don't they have to be on concrete? As in escape proof, no digging out -
Whats the go on non refundable deposit for puppies
Rebanne replied to Malshi's topic in General Dog Discussion
up to you if you pay the deposit or not. I never take deposits on my pups. What happens if something goes wrong between now and pick up date? Will you get the deposit back? From what I've seen on the pet pages most byber's are asking for deposits. I wouldn't be too worried about missing out. Those cross breeds are always being advertised. But most want deposits. If you go ahead make sure you get a receipt and I would be asking for a copy of some ID. At least take down the rego numbers of any cars in the driveway. -
The only difference I see would be the airfare would be cheaper. Everything else would be the same. As for why, if that's where the dog you want is then that's why. Most people choose the dog that would most suit their bitch not just OS because they think it's better
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I just don't think one breed should be singled out. Plenty of other breeds with very high prey drive and many of them are owned by idiots. Maybe if the leash laws and other laws were enforced everyone could walk their dog without fear regardless of breed.
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Pembroke Welsh Corgi Breeders - Rude Breeders
Rebanne replied to JNinness's topic in General Dog Discussion
long hairs crop up occasionally. Nothing dodgy about it -
you need to desex the bitch at least asap or you'll have more then 2 to look after!
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In Victoria it is illegal to have any greyhound off leash in a public place, including dog parks. I also thought Queensland has had no muzzle rules in place for quite a few years as does several councils in NSW (going on comments off a greyhound yahoo group from several years ago). Lot's of dogs are unmuzzled and off leash who shouldn't be. Deed not breed springs to mind. I have showbred greyhounds. Have to go back nearly 100 years to find the last racing dog in their pedigree. Raised in the home with cats. Neighbours cats (and their free ranging bunny) were/are fair game to my dogs. As they were to my GSD's. And to my smallish pound pup. And birds! The GSD's didn't care about the birds but the greys and the pound pup have/did all dine on them. I'm totally in support of the muzzle off law. Deed not breed!
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You can always attach a roof to the pen. Use shadecloth and plastic zip ties. I'm glad you are going to look into a safe outdoor option for her. I'm not a fan of the bathroom idea. At the very least make something in a room near a window so pup can see various things.
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Ankc breed rego trends over time
Rebanne replied to Two Best Dogs!'s topic in General Dog Discussion
Of course still ANKC registered. -
Ankc breed rego trends over time
Rebanne replied to Two Best Dogs!'s topic in General Dog Discussion
no, they were still being bred but the breeders were up against it with a small gene pool -
Ankc breed rego trends over time
Rebanne replied to Two Best Dogs!'s topic in General Dog Discussion
GSD's were banned from being imported for many many years. Around 43 years. Kudo's to the breeders in Australia that managed their breed so well without being able to bring in fresh blood lines. -
what happened with the whippet?
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I wouldn't allow someone to pick a pup from a photo of 2 week olds. I've lost sales because people wanted to pick a pup purely based on looks and not wanted to wait until I had decided which one I was keeping, not to mention matching the personalities. Nor would I take a deposit on a pup. But, lots of breeders do do what the OP has just described (not the changing of the mind bit). Ring them, it's the only way to sort things out.
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https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=dried+Calendula&_sacat=0
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Steve no longer sells stuff
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Advertise all over the place. It's not where you advertise, it's how you vet the potential owners that counts.
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Applaws: Too good to be true?
Rebanne replied to Christine_72's topic in Health / Nutrition / Grooming
My cat is coming up to 14 and no issues and has eaten supermarket food her whole life, as have all my previous cats, who all died from between 12 and 18. My dogs dry food mainly comes from the supermarket and while it is not their main food it doesn't appear to have done them any harm either. -
If you think they were maggots check around her anus in case she has a sore/wound. AFAIK maggots wouldn't come from within unless there was a wound that had tunneled. Yep ask the vet but I would reworm her with a different active ingredient.
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it's a great piece and they were great shows
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Actually all my breeding dogs, past and present, live in the house with me and you'll find many others are the same. I don't ever have enough dogs to need to farm them out to others under the term "guardianship". Just a fancy name to have more dogs to breed and make money from.
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I wouldn't get a puppy with a 13 yo. What makes you think she want's company? IMO she deserves to live out her life in peace, not being annoyed by a pesky pup.
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take your time. If she has spent most of her life outside, I'd be leaving her outside for a while, just slowly increase time inside. She'll let you know when she's comfortable. And start her off in the quieter rooms.
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"Designer" dogs rescued from Illegal Breeder in Vic
Rebanne replied to Animal House's topic in In The News
Small point but these dogs are not in NE Vic. -
oh yeah, it's becoming a real mine field trying to breed a registered dog now. Plus some councils have mandatory desexing laws and often the only way around that is to be a member yourself and have your dog on an ANKC mains registry. Please make sure you get copies of all health testing done on parents and, depending on the breed, any health testing already done on the pups. And I mean something a bit more then the vet said they are all good to go. proper health testing usually means DNA testing where samples are sent away or specialist involved ie for hearing tests