ShesaLikeableBiBear

Thanks scarlet for confirming payment will go through with a DD, must do mine by the weekend.

PebsnMe, I don't have access to confirm that orders have gone through, only Steve.

katdogs, please confirm with the MDBA Pacers before making payment so that they can confirm postage for you. If you are having problems a cheque can be posted, the address is on the pevious post I made.

No never electric coloured suits for men, they are hideous There are jeans and jeans, I have a couple of pairs of Sportscraft and they are more "pants/trousers" than jeans, but are called jeans by Sportscraft. NO to denims.

We can't accept direct deposits as there is no where where you can give your address which is required to post the book. Cheques made payable to MDBA Pacers, can be sent to MDBA 349 Transmitter Road WOOROOLIN 4608 QLD. If you are paying via the website, you do not need to give your DOB, just put 00/00/00. PLEASE note as per the first post that the amount quoted on there is for one book only, you will need to confirm with Pacers the amount for postage where you have ordered more than one book. PLEASE ensure in all transactions that you give your DOL pseudonym.

Guess you all remember the song "What A Difference A Day Makes"? The words are certainly appropriate for litters of puppies growing up, ours are hooning around the playpen this morning.

Should be OK cavnrott. noisymina, and anyone else PLEASE do not make a direct deposit until we confirm this is OK. The problem with a direct deposit is that it does not allow for a full address to be given and doing it this way will mean a lot more work chasing names, dol pseudonyms, address etc etc. If you are concerned about where it asks on the MDBA Pacers website for a DOB, then pop in 010101 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We are feeding a little premium mince once a day and Farex original baby formula mixed with a little pal puppy milk. Hopefully by next week they will be onto puppy biscuits which we will soak in hot water-we feed Nutro. We have removed the whelping box from the puppy pen and laid down newspaper and a thick vet dry bed, together with a plastic dog bed which has a towel in it. They are enjoying the attention of the other dogs.

Depending on the wound perhaps you can try wound gel-medicated honey which you can get from a chemist. We had a sheep attacked by a wild dog, the vet stitched the wound, stitches split, couldn't be re-stitched, vet didn't hold out much hope as thought septacemia (spell.) may set in-we packed the wound three times with the honey and it has healed to the extent you wouln't know there had been an open wound.

No worries KHM Thanks, Loraine.

All sorted, thanks

KelpieHoundMum, and whippets there is NO way we can match a paypal payment with a DOL pseudonym Please can you contact the MDBA and give them your personal details.? or send me a PM with them and I will send them through. I have just contacted MDBA to ask if a cheque is acceptable as people don't necessarily want to register. PLEASE when reading the website NOTE that the price is INCLUSIVE of postage. The first 80 payments received will be sent a DOL bumber sticker.

Apologies that this has taken a wee bit longer than expected due to some minor "issues" which have now been resolved. As advised initially the cost of the book is $15.00 PLUS postage. Payment can now be made via http://www.mdbapacers.org.au, follow the link to the Pacers shop. Please note that the amount quoted on there is for one book only, you will need to confirm with Pacers the amount for postage where you have ordered more than one book. Please quote your DOL pseudonym when ordering so that Pacers can keep a tally against the list made of all those who had offered to purchase. A PM will be sent out as well to all those who had offered to purchase by either myself or Golden Rules. PLEASE NOTE THAT UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE NECESSARY FUNDS TO PAY FOR PRINTING HAVE BEEN RECEIVED THAT THE BOOK WILL NOT BE PRINTED.

Bonduca, you have it WRONG they are a new breed, minature border collies. You must pay us a visit in the not too distant future. ;)

Ness, the sables are definately shelties, as is the bi girl, NOT sure about the dog. Loraine, am totally stunned :rolleyes: When this litter's Gt Grandad (on Mum's side- Gt Gt Grandad, on Dad's side) was imported from the UK - a bi black, it took the kennel/breeder's six years to breed one bi-black. We have bred four in less than 21 months, a dog and a bitch on both occasions. Not sure what we are doing right/wrong but we are totally over the moon.

Mini borders, Ness, have been told there is a market for them We have in the past not had any success with weaning much before 4 weeks but this guy (at 23 days) really hoes into his food, so it has to be the border in him. :p Let's hope his features are all sheltie or we will be in trouble. :p

Is he a border or a sheltie?.

TS. Are they noisy monsters like ours are becoming?.

Thanks, Partipaws, yes very proud :D We are definately keeping the bis, and will run the sables on for a while.

The fun starts next week, when they will be on newspaper and can go outside for a few minutes each day if it is warm. The sables.

Has had me a little worried

http://www.dolforums.com.au/index.php?showtopic=163738 http://www.showstackers.com/

22 days

Taken today @ 22 days old

Methinks, 17 days