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[...] course or a 300 yard course. Safety is of utmost importance. Many of the dogs running the Coursing Ability Test will not possess the agility of a sight hound and this must be a consideration in the [...]

[...] consumptive changes, we are beyond these remedies. Much later there is a remedy, and it is Tarentula cubensis. It soothes the dying sufferer, as I have never seen any other remedy do. I have seen [...]

[...] Coursing Trial! Farfield Borzois Mardi, the coursing cardi Also in 2003, Sue Hallock reported that her 2½ year old Cardi Louie got the chance to try [...]

[...] at shows, no meeting halfway, no shipping whatsoever. Proposed rule changes to the Animal Welfare Act APHIS 2011-0003-0001 no longer exempt purebred dog fanciers from USDA licensing.  The [...]

[...] keen Pembrokes. Kathleen Mallery from Parma, Idaho writes in February 2011: “When the Idaho Lure Coursing Club was active, they always offered demo and full courses that we could all run. I ran the [...]

Introduction Lure coursing, the most popular event for the sighthound breeds, entails an open field competition. This competition attempts to create [...]

[...] . The reposting should contain a credit to me as the author and an active link to my Psychology Today blog website which is http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/canine-corner Cordially Stanley Coren, [...]

[...] . Introduction to the pack should be gradual for all new dogs. A word of caution about doggy daycare facilities … most require at least yearly re-vaccinations for rabies, distemper, parvo and [...]

[...] to be the “official” course tester for the upcoming Louisiana KC Coursing Trial! Farfield Borzois Mardi, the coursing cardi Also in 2003, Sue Hallock reported that her 2½ year old Cardi [...]

[...] like to test your dog, go to http://www.akc.org/events/performance/ and click on “Coursing Ability Tests” to find one near you. www.welshcorgi-news.ch Filed under: OFF TOPIC, TRAINING TIPS [...]