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https://www.realestate.com.au/news/sydney-tenant-gave-away-beloved-pet-after-receiving-alleged-body-corporate-note/?utm_source=outbrain&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Outbrain_cpc_Newsandadvicemobile&utm_content=Sydney+tenant+gave+away+beloved+pet+after+receiving+alleged+body+corpo&utm_term=news.com.au Sad how hard it can be to keep your pet today. Yet no one here obviously knew about let Alone attended the meeting I missed because of circumstances preventing it

Google Leon Mills ex public procecutor's recommendations to parliament, that was 2010. Its even in the Hansard, as for the politicians actually paying any attention or implementing his recommendations. Don't hold your breath, something is seriously rotten in our politicians Found that link http://forum.cyberhorse.com.au/forums/showthread.php?102400-Letter-by-Leon-Mills-submitted-to-Parliament-re-RSPCA

Oleander is a killer one and a half leaves, even dead and dried will kill a horse, as is any plant that exudes white sap. Can't remember the symptoms, but only chance of saving them is multiple blood replacement until out of the system and can still die

your welcome to post them

I heard there was to be one on Saturday between 2 and 5 re animal rights dictating animal welfare or something along that line. Really wanted to attend but had to help a friend whose mum was sick. Any news what emerged? Any posatives achieved?

As one exhibitor told me decades ago, " I will not keep a hernia free pup if it's herniated littermate is superior conformation, it's not listed as a disqualification in the standard. I doubt you will be able to find a hernia free pup within 12 years. ". That was a few years before "pedigree dogs exposed" hit the airwaves. Scissor bite for your breed is preferred but is not listed as disqualification ditto for many breeds, I have seen many champions with undershot or level bite yet still awarded their challenge certificate because they are excellent in every other department. Its a case of assessing all the dog, the whole picture, not just one point alone. everyone has different priorities, for me hernias versus undershot? I know my priorities are very different to the breeder I had that conversation with. The perfect specimen hasn't been born, nothing is perfect

exactly

yes in fact in quite a few breeds for example shih tzu they don't want a scissor bite, they want just what she is displaying, so its not going to affect her, if thats any help to alleviate your worrys on that score, one of nancys that began to go in front of her top teeth took to pushing her thumb against bottom teeth each morning and night so they stopped leaning forward and began to straighten, bit like the dentist does when putting braces on teeth and her bottom teeth went back into alignment behind the front teeth again so back to scissor bite "Mouth: Wide, slightly undershot or level. Lips level." its all in the eye of the beholder the dog couldn't care a jot

Friend had a pup that the bottom teeth began to come forward, turned out she loved playing tug of war, the pulling was suspected to be a contributing factor, stopped the game and scissor bite returned, many change bite as the bones grew as top n bottom don't grow at same rates doesn't help

Many dogs, cats n horses pace instead of walking and trotting. Camels pace as do many donkeys and just to make it more confusing, they can amble, so four beat gait, of hind, offfore, near hind, near fore. The ambler is incredibly smooth to ride, the literally glide. Many walking race winners are actually ambling not walking because it's far easier to go faster ambling, a good ambler and pacer (both feet on the same side hit the ground together) go as fast as a canter and gallop Many people do not even realise the difference There was an Arabian stallion won championships in the 1960's ie between 1966/1970's he never trotted he ambled, few realised it, it's genetic, a DNA marker has now been identified in horses so can show now if the carry what is now called the gaitkeeper gene, two copies they will never trot

Have noticed an awful lot of dog pace naturally, across all breeds, don't even walk, pace at walking and running speeds

The vaccine industry is pretty cavalier too, rang the manufacturer of a c3 after 8 of ten chihuahua puppies died after their first vaccination, to be told the 'new' formula was the best on the market for protection. Considering two weeks later the remaining two also died, due my vet said their immune system broke down. None of them was ever going to get any diseases all right. The chap I spoke to told me their immune system was obviously weak and better culled anyway. Some years later had 9 rag doll kittens vaccinated, next morning all were dead, all the vet could repeat was"never happened before, they must have been unwell already" totally different vet. Six months later a friend got a job there and discovered a contaminated batch had killed over 300 cats before enough vets had notified them of the unexplained deaths, and there was a recall of what was left of that batch, I for one was never told a faulty batch killed my kittens, nor compensation of even the hundreds I had paid for their deaths instead of the protection they were supposed to have received. If the vet doesn't stock canvac I walk back out now. No other brand do I trust anymore

A friend has had them for decades, wasn't interested in showing, were very healthy not sure if she is still breeding though

She is great company so lucky to have met her, So much Knowledge to share, we even found a blue tongue today. now safely relocated to the garden.

yes are are very adept at winning you over, natural born therapy dogs eh

the problem with frenchies as my niece has discovered, he can get very overheated quickly outside on a hot day, our hot summers really distress many, some, as a friend found, Her grandmothers boy died, if they do not have access to air conditioning. Another Friend has English Mastiffs and he said if he doesn't get home and put out frozen mats for them to lay on if the temperature goes over 110, even in his air conditioned house?, he can lose one if he doesn't go home and do that.. He said the toughest part is finding a job were the boss who will let him without having a hissy fit

gee they are wonderful photos

All that time being puppied and you forgot to take piccies?

Amazing how easy it was fit them in wasn't it

Think you will be thrilled as I am, to learn today that one of my Puppies won best in Group at the same show as my brother showed Misty the first pup of that breed to carry my prefix, to Best Puppy in Show in 1984. so excited for her and her happy owner, I don't breed for the showring, but for sound look alikes to the dogs I had known from childhood. almost all my puppies go on main register (unless I consider its not a true representative of its breed then it will be limit registered) but 99.9 only want them as much loved pets and I doubt a dozen have ever seen a showring or bred from in the intervening decades, although last year one won 8 best in shows for her happy owner.

I love standard poodles, my mum had Tillbrook Le Aigleon or something like that, I remember she said she was named little eagle in french, that was 1971 awesome amazing girl. mum loved to spend hours grooming and clipping her and Tilly just loved to lie there and be pampered for as long as mum took to get her looking beautiful, she was always in a lamb clip. her most noteworthy incidents aside from empeccable manners and obedience was the day a lady door knocker spotted mum in the back yard and let herself in and tapped mum on the shoulder. mum got such a fright she screamed, Tilly was off that grooming table so fast the women didnt know what hit her as tilly knocked her to the the ground and stood on her for scaring mum. She became legend the day she was spotted stopping my friends son from getting into the pool, he and nicked outside without anyone noticing he was missing. first time he did we heard him crying and found him at the foot of the stairs with Tilly holding his arm and would not let go until his mum picked him up and took him inside. half an hour later it happened again. we all wondered why Tilly was doing this. but apart from slobber on his arm there wasnt a mark. also we decided to keep a closer eye on him and sure enough out the door he nicked again as soon as he though we werent watching him, down the stairs and straight acroos to the pool, in those days no one had to fence their pool. to our amazement, Tilly who normally would be the first into the pool with you, went straight to him, grabbed his arm and pulled him back to the foot of the stairs and kept him there crying and screaming for his mum as before. somehow she knew he was not safe in the water, (he was only 3 and couldnt swim very well yet) I am sure many standard poodles are just as kind, gentle and incredably smart, just like Tilly What few people realise is they are just as protective of their family as any cattle dog too. although most people who see a cattledog on the other side of a fence wouldn't enter under any circumstances without the owner there. would go in if it was a poodle standing there instead and get quite the surprise when it gave them the "whats the password?" look . My cousins would steal anything they got their hands on and I learned very quickly the only way to secure my bedroom, (which did not have a lock on the door) was to quickly put a lead on my poodle Pickle and tie him to the leg of my bed so he had complete control of the area at my door, He never let them in and his low growl would tell me one had sneaked off to raid my room as we entertained their parents. as for him he just knew so many tricks and games , will miss him to the day I die. as much as we do Tilly. loved them to bits, it was the hours of grooming they needed to be kept to their best that I stuck with the original breed my dad always had from day I was born after old age took Tilly.

one of my puppy owners, well hes no longer a puppy by now, but she was writing her thesis for her Phd. he elected to be her foot warmer soon as she settled at the desk for typing sessions as well as research. Also a uni lecturer so many happy hours keeping her company while she organised lecture notes and marked assignments. so some breeds are great companions when working at home,

Notice that the cause of the destruction was selecting for the show ring? Sadly the common denominator. Although unlike the dog world those who choose to continue to old, "Un" improved stock don't find fellow breed societies members calling the rspca to harrass the "farmer", well so far Suspect once the dog fraternity are disposed of other breed species are next "pedigree horses exposed" already has plenty of fodder for inclusion already

Clydesdale x Throughbred can have some unexpected outcomes Well remember one at a riding school belonged to Mr Sonter the master of the Sydney hunt club in early 70's Tb head and legs, Clydesdale neck and body. His legs Looked like matchsticks under that massive body, very striking boy. Was still leading the hunt ten years later As others have said many crosses between breeds bring out the best in both in many instances. The Anglo Arab being particularly good, bred and seen many outstanding examples. Sunvally Serene by Fabius, bred by Syd and Mabel Mobberly, Westward Roseanne by Marion Alcorn's Abdullah. Tamanaco,by Fabius from Hedge borough, supreme exhibit 1971 Liverpool show. 1700 entries. all three won Supreme exhibit between them at many shows Another mega winning duo the brother and sister pair Abigail and Midnight Cowboy by Ralvon Aeneas from Lady Fortune, swept both the Anglo and Open rings as well. How many remember the almost unbeaten Maluka? On average 16 or less bred any one year but massively successful in open rings

Apologies. Didn't notice I murdered the spelling interesting article, :-) With correct spelling http://www.differencebetween.net/science/difference-between-gene-and-allele/