carabelle
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What size did you buy? Thanks for the link.
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BIS Alaskan Malamute 2. Pointer 3. Cairn Terrier 4. Afghan Congratulations to the top four and all the best in group winners, puppy in show, breeders team and junior handler! Well done everyone. Thanks for posting the results, much appreciated
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LOL! Good luck to all the relatives in BIS lineup!
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Lol - yes Paptacular! Go the Bichon - he is family, my Bichon's nephew!
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Ffiona Erskine, Ffire Photography is the Sydney Royal Photographer this year. Website: www.ffirephotography.com. Ffiona is also on Facebook.
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Hi, yes training is at Hillsborough from 5pm on Tuesday evenings. Carolyn McMillan is the trainer and you can contact her at the Hillsborough showground, Carolyn lives on the grounds with her husband David who is the caretaker. The training is on an individual basis and is very good. Funds from training to the the Combined Northern Canine Committee for upkeep of the Hillsborough grounds.
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Photographer At Hillsborough Sunday 26/9/10
carabelle replied to Hunterhound's topic in General Dog Discussion
It was Ron Bowden. Ron's contact details are [email protected], phone (02) 6361 7978. Ron is based in Orange. -
Sunday 4 July 2010 Group 1 BIG - Papillon GrCh Starblaze Hugo Boss
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Toy Group won't be judged until around 12 noon.
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I feed the roll regularly and the balls occasionally, my toy dogs really like.
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Done - 628 and 629
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Hi Jeanne I only ever would use a slicker (a very small one) to get out a mat and then very gently. I would suggest a bristle brush it best for the fine silk coat, Maison & Pearson are great but any bristle is sufficient, it is much more gentle than a slicker. I would use a slicker on a double coated breed not a silk coated breed, you will pull out a lot of coat and it would not very comfortable for the dog either. If you are getting a lot of tangles it could be because the slicker is breaking the hair off and it is knotting. Hope this helps. Carabelle
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Not if you alert them to the fact that your bitch might be in whelp that evening. I recently had a bitch who had mastitis and the on call vet rang me a few times after 10pm to see if she was okay. My friend had a caesarean on her bitch at 2am performed by Martin Strong at Motto Farm not that long ago.