Archive for April, 2010

Beautiful English Springer Spaniel Needs Good Home

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One of our good clients is a reputable breeder of English Springer Spaniels she has a 15 month old non-spayed female that needs a good home. The client wants to show her until she is a champion and then breed her for a few litters. Some of our clients have some of her dogs from her mother Molly. She is extremely good natured and very outgoing. If you are interested please call the hospital and ask to speak to Dr. Stacey Kilcullen.

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Camps have gone to the Dogs

I found this on the USA Today web site and thought how unique. There are specialty camps that you and you four- legged friend can go to together. There are only a handful of camps throughout the U.S.

 www.glenhighlandfarm.com/caninecamp.htm. This camp is located in Morris, NY. They have agility camps in July and September, and some other mini camps available for bonding experiences.
Visit the  Dog Scouts of America’s camp in Michigan where both you and your dog can learn some new things. From agility and flyball to clicker training and backpacking, there are literally hundreds of activities to enjoy with your best furry friend.
There is also camp Dog Wood Located in Illinois, which is located on a lake. Camp Dogwood ($420 to $700 for three nights and four days, depending on the accommodations), held three times a year at an overnight camp for kids (when kid camp’s not in session).
Most canine camps are held at waterfront facilities — rustic cabins and/or tent or RV sites — that serve as kid camps, music workshops or couples-counseling retreats most of the time but that occasionally go to the dogs.

Most limit participants to 20 to 100 humans plus their dogs (some allow two dogs per person), and many exclude kids younger than 18 on the grounds that a person keeping track of children isn’t as able to bond with a dog in the ideal way. Now only if there was a spa for you and your furry friend you could get a massage, facial and manicure all in one. I am sure that’s next.

Vet Saves Shark Caught On Video

I found this on a web site thought it was great. This Nurse shark has a ring caught around its neck. It probably was inhibiting his ability to eat. Notice how shriveled his skin is from weight loss. A veterinarian saw the shark while diving off the gulf coast and well he took his oath very seriously..