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I am having Jack back to my place April 4-6th. $240 for a working spot and $30 to audit. email me at fleetwoodfarm at hotmail dot com if interested.

I believe i have trained one of her female pups for a friend. I even bred my Rock dog to the pup i trained for that friend and kept 2 of the pups and am training 3 more of the pups from the litter. If i recall properly she is sensitive but keen. I would take her in if she could be transported north near me in loudoun county. Waltfeasel at hotmail dot com

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Jan, Sheep do need copper. They just need a small amount of it. I have not seen copper shown as a percent, usually it is in parts per million ppm. If your mineral is formulated specifically for sheep you are probably good if not I wouldn't use it. Here is a link about copper for sheep. http://www.merricks.com/tech_copper_req.html .3457% is equal to 3457ppm which would kill a cow. Look at your label again and see if it says 0.3457 ppm? They usually switch from % to ppm as you go down the mineral ingredients.

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Julie, I can't say that the reason you don't get the organs back is due to disease, cyst or anything like that or just plain ole screw ups. I am sure Jimmy can tell if there is something wrong with the organs. I would would just leave it up to his discretion. Tell him I said hey. Walt

I ran across this article the other day and thought it interesting reading. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/...80608213756.htm And here is the technical report http://www.rbej.com/content/pdf/1477-7827-6-21.pdf It basically says that increasing the fat in the diet during flushing improves chances that rams are born.

Here are some pictures of quads from a clinic I went to this past weekend.

Here is link to some. I like these since they screw onto soda bottles. Pritchard Teat http://www.premier1supplies.com/c/equipmen...ts_and_nipples/

All I have to say about this is good! Wont have to worry about them in the gene pool.

This is great. I have stopped recording Springer just to keep up on this. By the way, I have started my own forum to discuss my own ideas on how thing should be run. I have the only logon and it is read only so I my thoughts don't get cluttered with all of my other thoughts on the idea. ineffectuality In all seriousness. Thank you to all the directors and the time you spend on HA issues. You were called upon and stepped up to accept the responsibility. We all have great opportunities with which to work along some amazing animals and meet new friends with similar interest even if we may be at different levels and skills.

I was there on Sunday (the lastday of the Open finals) and saw a professional setup. I would contact some of the commity members and see if they can shed some light on the situation for you. Here is the link: http://www.sheepdogfinals2007.com/finalscommittee.htm

Would a wild animal eat it? Wolves don't cook their food either. Thats RAW.

You can use the seach function at the top right of this page and get several discussions on this. Here is a link for the search I did: http://www.bordercollie.org/boards/index.p...e=%2BIvermectin Good luck

I resemble this remark. Who needs a whistle when airhorns get everyones attention.