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Zastava had a pretty good weekend. It wasn't perfect, especially on Sunday, but it was still overall positive. And she got this new collar that i would trust as a collar but it really is strictly for bling/accesorizing, because once you match a red with something like this, it hits. Not...

I think it bears worth mentioning, the girl with the Dobermans was running littermate sisters who, while they often meet and play or stay in each other's homes, do not normally live together. We have just facilitated a continuing bond beyond the whelping pen between the two.

Don't mind at all! I am happy to call that exhibitor in her first show brace a part of our Dober showing team!

Only speaking for Zastava and I, she wears a different collar or harness to be paired with a specific task. For nosework, that's a specific harness (she also has other harnesses, but only one is used for nosework practice or competition, and only paired with a specific leather lead) and when...

All I have is anecdotal, but that vet, and several techs at our clinic, and the receptionist all seem to believe it. It could be true at our clinic but still kind of random, based on area and clientele of that particular clinic (maybe we just have more tan pointed dogs up north here?).

Zastava went to the groomers today, getting ready for her big show weekend. She was not amused.

That was a well-written release letter.

Do we know if this has been reported in other breeds? My vet commented to me years ago when my Thor (Bernese Mountain dog) had parvo, that it was looking like tan-pointed dogs were more likely to contract regular Parvo. I don't know if that's true, it's just true that my vet said it.

I didn't even know she was leashed until reading it here. The rest of the photo had enough of my focus.

Way to go J and Reckless! That looks like a nice place for nosework, especially the harder levels. We ran Z and Dutchess through some practice runs yesterday. If Zastava Q's in all her runs this coming weekend, she will have earned her advanced title.

Another framer! Unbelievable photo!

The last one is a framer.

:party::hb: Happy birthday, beautiful girl! I appreciate how active you are and I have a huge respect for all your accomplishments!

I also think his body condition looks really ideal, not that I am a vet or anything. Still, it is a stunning weight for 5 months, which, I don't mean that as good or bad, it just is what it is. My youngest girl was so behind in weight compared to her peers, but has leveled out now at 69 pounds...

love having Dutchess with us.

I also have no idea if Z will be enticed to chase or not, but she does go after stray cats with enthusiasm in my back yard. But I thought it would be worth trying since it's right there for us to try, and my gut tells me she will have some fun with it and appreciate the exercise on an otherwise...

We are going to Bemidji for a UKC show in September. We wanted to do some nosework runs on Friday and Saturday, if we Q in all 5 runs she will have her advanced title, but I thought I would change it up for Sunday and I put her in one precision coursing run for Sunday, kind of as a reward for...

I love all Doberman colors, but I do have to say, once in a while I see a red that really strikes me as breathtaking. Dallas is one of them. Beautiful red!

I want to do this with Zastava, too. She hangs out at the gun range, and I think she's good to go on the rest of it. I think I will wait until I can find one closer to me, maybe next year.