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Babs
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[TFT]Poky;13966276 zei:
Puppy Foto, voor fotos van nu (3,5 jaar) moetk is op de andere pc zienof ene maken.
I want!
Waar heb je die gevonden eigenlijk? Want kheb de indruk dat er niet veel fokkers zijn in België, wel in Nederland.
Maar mn schoonbroer heeft al eens laten vallen dat we ene krijgen van hen als huwelijkscadeau ^^
[TFT]Poky
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Wij hebben die gehaald bij ne fokker in Gent (queensdream), maar die zijn er denk ik mee gestopt.
Ik weet wel dat er in de Walen nog ne fokker is, maar idd meeste fokkers zijn in Nederland. Zeker als ge ne Cardigan Corgi wilt.
Twas niet mijn keuze eigelijk dat specifiek ras, maar we zien hem wel graag en tis een heel braaf/sociaal dier. Perfect luisteren doet hem wel niet (maar dat ligt waarschijnlijk aan ons), en vraagt ook vrij veel aandacht.
Voor de rest echt lange wandelingen kan den onze toch wel niet, dus ge kunt er niet mee gaan lopen of superactief mee bezig zijn. Een ''gewone'' wandeling is natuurlijk geen probleem
Ik weet wel dat er in de Walen nog ne fokker is, maar idd meeste fokkers zijn in Nederland. Zeker als ge ne Cardigan Corgi wilt.
Twas niet mijn keuze eigelijk dat specifiek ras, maar we zien hem wel graag en tis een heel braaf/sociaal dier. Perfect luisteren doet hem wel niet (maar dat ligt waarschijnlijk aan ons
), en vraagt ook vrij veel aandacht. Voor de rest echt lange wandelingen kan den onze toch wel niet, dus ge kunt er niet mee gaan lopen of superactief mee bezig zijn. Een ''gewone'' wandeling is natuurlijk geen probleem
warthie
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Duitse herder. En dit is wat er gebeurt als ik er niet op let mijn autodeur te sluiten:
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n9ne
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$anka
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even een verhaal van ne collega van mij hier neer zetten. Als er mensen zijn die een (sussex) spaniel willen kopen: gelieve dit maar even door te nemen. (Naam van de kweker staat er met opzet niet in vermeld)
As some of you may know I've bought an adorable/stubborn little Sussex Spaniel puppy in June 2010 named Jolene. She's now 6 months old and finally accepting that she has to listen to me. But she's never been really healthy and had digestion trouble since she was about 10 weeks old (2 weeks after I got her) which gradually become worse.
I got her at a recognized breeder, recommended by a Belgian spaniel club, and paid the not insignificant sum of €1000 for her. Over the past 6 months I've spent in excess of €400 extra on vet visits, diet feed, labtests, medication, ... and yesterday after the latest test I got the news that she may be suffering from pancreas insufficiency which requires a lifelong treatment which'll probably cost about €30 a month in medication and potentially a specialized (and expensive) diet food.
It's hard to put a price on the love a dog gives you, but having been around dogs my whole life (my parents bred labradors for 20 years) I also have to be realistic. I'm coming close to the turning point where I need to decide whether all the expenses and frustrations are worth it or bring my little Jolene back to the breeder for warranty (I hate that word when applied to pets).
But for now nothing is certain until we do a bloodtest so I contact the breeder to discuss what to do and we agree that I would bring Jolene back to her this Wednesday with a full report of all treatments the puppy had received. She would then take her to her vet with this report as a guide on thursday or friday. So Wednesday I call to confirm and she already changes the date for a vet visit to Monday or Tuesday. Still a few days delay is possibly, so I drive over there to drop her off and discuss how we'll proceed from here on. She reads my report but instead of opening a discussion she starts heaping abuse on me about how I haven't listened to her, that I shouldn't have changed kibble 9 times (most changes were to special diet food for dogs with digestion problems advised by a vet with 30 years of experience in treating dogs). By this time the one week had become 2-3 weeks because she wanted to put Jolene on her own preferred kibble and make sure she was stable on it (good or bad) before going to the vet if at all.
I retort that if she just wants to ensure that my dog has the same diet for 2-3 weeks, that I can just as well do that at home and she gives me an ultimatum, her way or the highway and if I take her back with me I need to sign a waver that she is relieved of all responsibility and by extension the 2 year warranty on hidden defects required by law. To prevent the situation from escalating further I decide to leave Jolene there for now and gather my thoughts.
Important to note about the above visit is:
- That she repeatedly told me that Sussex Spaniels can develop intestinal distress from simply changing kibble once
- That she has blamed me for messing up the dog by changing kibble and now she wants to change it again
- That she has repeated several times that stress can cause intestinal distress in Sussex Spaniels
So in essence she wants to change kibble and take the puppy out of her familiar environment to ensure that she's fine or not, that seems very counterproductive considering the above. Especially when I've stressed to her that I have Jolene stable on the kibble I'm feeding her.
Thursday afternoon my mother calls the breeder to try and talk to her but gets the same abuse and more. My mother contacts other people who have had dealings with this particular breeder and is told that if we don't retrieve the dog now, we'll probably never see her again. In the meantime I had also contacted her vet to check if she had already made an appointment, which she hadn't, and we had contacted a lawyer who also advised us to get the dog back as soon as possible.
So in the evening we drive over to the breeder, after ringing at her door twice, I call her on the phone which she picks up and so confirms that she's home. I confirm verbally that she's home and tell her I want my dog back (legally my property). She tells me, ok but come tomorrow because I have an appointment this evening. I tell her that I'm already at her door and that I would like to have my dog back now. She responds by telling me that I can't have my dog back. I tell her that that is not for her to decide. She then tells me if I want my dog back I have to sign a waver, I refuse and tell her that I won't be signing anything and that I would like my dog back. This same process repeats a few times with me giving the exact same answer and she hangs up on me. So I call the cops to report a theft and if they would please come assist me in retrieving my property. Since she told me on the phone she had an appointment I parked my care in front of the driveway while we wait. 45 minutes of waiting later she drives up, opens the trunk to fetch Jolene and the cops arrive just as she hands me back Jolene. (The cavalry always arrive too late, don't they?).
This whole mess could have gone a lot better if she had treated me with the respect I'm due as a customer to begin with, failing that she could have apologized to my mother on the phone for her rash behaviour during my visit and still opened the discussion and the third time she could have told me on the phone please wait 5 minutes so I can feed my dogs and I'll bring her out to you when I'm finished. Instead she treated me with a total lack of respect and her behaviour was unworthy of a recognized breeder and show judge.
My next steps will be to take Jolene to the vet myself for a bloodtest, depending on the results we will see what other steps will be needed to be taken via lawyer. But I hope for Jolene that the story ends here and that she simply has a food allergy instead of a serious birth defect. For now she's been off her pancreas medication for almost a week and still doing well on the kibble I'm feeding her.
As some of you may know I've bought an adorable/stubborn little Sussex Spaniel puppy in June 2010 named Jolene. She's now 6 months old and finally accepting that she has to listen to me. But she's never been really healthy and had digestion trouble since she was about 10 weeks old (2 weeks after I got her) which gradually become worse.
I got her at a recognized breeder, recommended by a Belgian spaniel club, and paid the not insignificant sum of €1000 for her. Over the past 6 months I've spent in excess of €400 extra on vet visits, diet feed, labtests, medication, ... and yesterday after the latest test I got the news that she may be suffering from pancreas insufficiency which requires a lifelong treatment which'll probably cost about €30 a month in medication and potentially a specialized (and expensive) diet food.
It's hard to put a price on the love a dog gives you, but having been around dogs my whole life (my parents bred labradors for 20 years) I also have to be realistic. I'm coming close to the turning point where I need to decide whether all the expenses and frustrations are worth it or bring my little Jolene back to the breeder for warranty (I hate that word when applied to pets).
But for now nothing is certain until we do a bloodtest so I contact the breeder to discuss what to do and we agree that I would bring Jolene back to her this Wednesday with a full report of all treatments the puppy had received. She would then take her to her vet with this report as a guide on thursday or friday. So Wednesday I call to confirm and she already changes the date for a vet visit to Monday or Tuesday. Still a few days delay is possibly, so I drive over there to drop her off and discuss how we'll proceed from here on. She reads my report but instead of opening a discussion she starts heaping abuse on me about how I haven't listened to her, that I shouldn't have changed kibble 9 times (most changes were to special diet food for dogs with digestion problems advised by a vet with 30 years of experience in treating dogs). By this time the one week had become 2-3 weeks because she wanted to put Jolene on her own preferred kibble and make sure she was stable on it (good or bad) before going to the vet if at all.
I retort that if she just wants to ensure that my dog has the same diet for 2-3 weeks, that I can just as well do that at home and she gives me an ultimatum, her way or the highway and if I take her back with me I need to sign a waver that she is relieved of all responsibility and by extension the 2 year warranty on hidden defects required by law. To prevent the situation from escalating further I decide to leave Jolene there for now and gather my thoughts.
Important to note about the above visit is:
- That she repeatedly told me that Sussex Spaniels can develop intestinal distress from simply changing kibble once
- That she has blamed me for messing up the dog by changing kibble and now she wants to change it again
- That she has repeated several times that stress can cause intestinal distress in Sussex Spaniels
So in essence she wants to change kibble and take the puppy out of her familiar environment to ensure that she's fine or not, that seems very counterproductive considering the above. Especially when I've stressed to her that I have Jolene stable on the kibble I'm feeding her.
Thursday afternoon my mother calls the breeder to try and talk to her but gets the same abuse and more. My mother contacts other people who have had dealings with this particular breeder and is told that if we don't retrieve the dog now, we'll probably never see her again. In the meantime I had also contacted her vet to check if she had already made an appointment, which she hadn't, and we had contacted a lawyer who also advised us to get the dog back as soon as possible.
So in the evening we drive over to the breeder, after ringing at her door twice, I call her on the phone which she picks up and so confirms that she's home. I confirm verbally that she's home and tell her I want my dog back (legally my property). She tells me, ok but come tomorrow because I have an appointment this evening. I tell her that I'm already at her door and that I would like to have my dog back now. She responds by telling me that I can't have my dog back. I tell her that that is not for her to decide. She then tells me if I want my dog back I have to sign a waver, I refuse and tell her that I won't be signing anything and that I would like my dog back. This same process repeats a few times with me giving the exact same answer and she hangs up on me. So I call the cops to report a theft and if they would please come assist me in retrieving my property. Since she told me on the phone she had an appointment I parked my care in front of the driveway while we wait. 45 minutes of waiting later she drives up, opens the trunk to fetch Jolene and the cops arrive just as she hands me back Jolene. (The cavalry always arrive too late, don't they?).
This whole mess could have gone a lot better if she had treated me with the respect I'm due as a customer to begin with, failing that she could have apologized to my mother on the phone for her rash behaviour during my visit and still opened the discussion and the third time she could have told me on the phone please wait 5 minutes so I can feed my dogs and I'll bring her out to you when I'm finished. Instead she treated me with a total lack of respect and her behaviour was unworthy of a recognized breeder and show judge.
My next steps will be to take Jolene to the vet myself for a bloodtest, depending on the results we will see what other steps will be needed to be taken via lawyer. But I hope for Jolene that the story ends here and that she simply has a food allergy instead of a serious birth defect. For now she's been off her pancreas medication for almost a week and still doing well on the kibble I'm feeding her.
Saphira
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n9ne zei:
zo'n schone honden
welk ras is da?
sneax
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Dr_Drew_ zei:
Dat is een mogelijkheid, maar met een mindere 'retriever' zoals met een boxer (waar ik ervaring mee heb) moet ge toch anders werken.
De reden waarom die hond het speeltje terug brengt is omdat hij er met u wilt mee spelen. Als ge dat speeltje afpakt dan heeft hij rap door dat hij beter niet moet terugkomen want dan is em zijn speeltje kwijt!! Meestal is de drang om te spelen veel groter dan een droog koekske bij actieve honden.
Dus, hond zot maken van het speeltje, weggooien, hond terug laten komen en dan uitbundig mee spelen. Later als ie ouder is kunt ge dan eventueel met koekjes op de proppen komen.
Int begin aan een leash en de hond binnenhalen, en het speeltje maar ne meter of 2 meter ver gooien ofzo.
Nooit boos worden want voor de hond om dit goed te doen MOET het een spel blijven. Altijd oplossingen vinden waardoor de hond komt met eigen plezier. Mislukt het of gaat het niet goed, negeren, en el goed gedrag belonen met hoge toontjes en spel.
Unilever
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Wij zijn hier toe aan onze tweede boxer. Onze vorige was spijtig genoeg na 7,5 jaar overleden aan een hartkwaal. Den 'Boris' is nu net 5 jaar geworden en hij is nog altijd even dwaas en speels als toen we hem net hadden gekocht 
Foto van paar jaar terug
De rest van de foto's zijn hier te vinden.
Foto van paar jaar terug
De rest van de foto's zijn hier te vinden.
Robin.
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Ik heb nog maar pas een Shiba Inu, die behoort tot de keesachtigen.Hannelore zei:Iemand ervaring met een hond uit de Spitz familie?
Soms heeft hij zo van die buien dat hij is in uw vingers kan bijten, maar voor de rest echt een superlieve hond! - Foto 1
- Foto 2
- Foto 3
Het archief is een bevroren moment uit een vorige versie van dit forum, met andere regels en andere bazen. Deze posts weerspiegelen op geen enkele manier onze huidige ideeën, waarden of wereldbeelden en zijn op sommige plaatsen gecensureerd wegens ontoelaatbaar. Veel zijn in een andere tijdsgeest gemaakt, al dan niet ironisch - zoals in het ironische subforum Off-Topic - en zouden op dit moment niet meer gepost (mogen) worden. Toch bieden we dit archief nog graag aan als informatiedatabank en naslagwerk. Lees er hier meer over of start een gesprek met anderen.