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What Do White -Tailed Deer Eat?
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Written by Martin Lieberman   
Friday, 19 December 2008

The following essay is derived from Wildlife Damage Management  faq#937

Leaves, stems & buds of woody plants,Fruits & nuts especially acorns are very important. Grasses are relatively unimportant. Agricultural crops - corn,soybeans, small grains, Alfalfa, vegetables and fruit trees-are readily eaten when available..........If you recall on Monday 5/5/2008 I wrote an essay called Stomach Contents Examined In The Wolf. This essay was based on The Wolves of North America by Young & Goldman. Also influenced by Lois Crisler's Artic Wild.

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"My Point Of View"
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Monday, 15 December 2008
The recent argument between the BBC & The Crufts Kennel Club is not a good situation.However,  good things may develop as a result of the disagreement. I realize breeders are passionate about their dogs. However, passion is frequently  blinding & should rarely be confused with reality or the truth.
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TOTAL ROTTWEILER MAGAZINE
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Written by Martin Lieberman   
Tuesday, 09 December 2008

Received a copy of the "Total Rottweiler Magazine," issue #1. I was pleased to see dogs with cheek muscles. I have always liked that look & could never understand why masseter muscles were not desirable in Rottis. Another item that will help improve the Rottweiler breed (in my opinion) & is also featured in the magazine, is competitive weight pulling & carting. The Rottweiler is first & foremost a drafting dog. Why not predicate breeding decisions on a more breed specific event, as opposed to events designed for the GSD? If Rottweilers were drafted for speed, distance & power you would have better breed balance & improved health. (In my opinion) Perhaps breeding to the best drafting Rottweilers would improve genetic hip issues? The "Total Rottweiler Magazine" appears to be a good read!

 
" Swinford's Dogs"
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Written by Martin Lieberman   
Thursday, 20 November 2008

I get many calls each month regarding the Swinford Bandogge. This cross was certainly part of my history. However, I no longer breed this cross. Many of you know we are contemplating the construction of a kennel-sport facility. However,breeding the Swinford dog is not being considered. Although the calls are friendly & flattering, please do not contact me regarding this topic. Fondest Regards, Martin

 
Hip Dysplasia
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Written by Martin Lieberman   
Thursday, 13 November 2008
The following is a sampling of OFA findings. These findings are based on decades of k9  hip Xrays. Specific breeds & percentages of hip dysplasia are as follows:  Dogue De Bordeaux 55.8%, Neapolitan 48.2%, Dogo 40%, Presa Canario 30.7, APBT 23.7%, The German Shepherd Dog 19.1% Beagle 18.6% Black & Tan Coon Hound 15.5% & the Staffi 17.4%.
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NESBTC Event
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Last night the North Eastern Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club had a wonderful Chicken dinner, with real mashed potatoes, gravy & biscuits. The entertainment was unique & very funny. A good time was had by all. Great Folks!!!
 
Designated Dog Areas
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Monday, 10 November 2008

Dolly & kieth & their dog named Rexie are being sued. A gentleman dog owner claimes Rexie attacked his dog. This occurring in a designated area for dogs, within park boundaries. He further asserts that Rexie has attacked 8 other dogs in the park & has documents from on lookers to prove this happend.The court appointed arbitrator, has requested interviews with the 8 on lookers. However, the plaintiff is only capable of producing letters.  

 

 

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Milling at Martin's

Did you know that Martin's K9 Formula offers on site milling for your dog? Working your dog on a high quality treadmill is proven to be a highly effective cardiovascular and muscle workout for your dog, plus it is fun for them! Call us at 516-671-9600 to schedule time, and don't forget to bring your dog!