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54 Years Ago, On This Day |
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 |
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Fifty four years ago to the day, I watched Roger Banister run a 4 minute mile. It was on an 8 inch RCA T.V. housed in a large, beautifully finished real wood cabinet. (Not plastic junk) At that time my family lived in a 6 family house. The house was down the road from Ebbets field. Several times per week the neighbors would bring lots of food & snacks.We would watch Rin Tin Tin, Lassie & Flash Gordon, I love Lucie, Father Knows Best, Milton Berle etc. In those days you had one 30 second commercial, not like the 6 or more we have currently. |
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Stomach Contents Examined In The Wolf |
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Monday, 05 May 2008 |
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The following information has been taken from "The Wolves Of North America," Part 1, By Young & Goldman. Pg 214
08-16-1820 "Like The Coyotte, the Wolf is not strictly a Carnivore. On the Red River near the Rocky Mountains, Grapes & Plums, so abundant in this portion of the country, are eaten by Turkies, Black Bears & Wolves" We conclude this from observing plumstones in the excrement of these animals." |
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A Remedy For Difficult Keepers! |
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
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Also known as hard keepers. These problem dogs are present or more frequent in specific breeds. The difficult keeper may have topical wounds sometimes self inflicted or loose stools. Hard keepers may have weight problems caused by food refusal, or excessive stress. In fact, low body weight is the most common issue in dogs that are hard keepers.
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Monday, 28 April 2008 |
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Pad injuries are frequent and when serious, heal slowly. Frequently dogs may become very defensive when a pad is injured; often to the point of aggression. Many pad injuries are avoidable.
Our clients dogs do a serious amount of running, pulling and jumping. the result may be pad injuries. We have sold a variety of products to avoid this. However, we were not completely satisfied with the protection afforded. |
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Thursday, 17 April 2008 |
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The following are claims American Feed Control Officials (AFCO) have allowed us to put on our Energol labeling. May improved recovery time, resulting from improved heart & liver function. Canine sperm contains omega 3 fatty acids. Energol may thicken & give coats a vibrant shine. Energol contains Kelp & Nori & are adequate suppliers of Iodine & other minerals. |
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Thursday, 17 April 2008 |
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This photo is of Jayce, an American Bulldog, owned by Debbie, a recent Martin's customer. We recommended a diet of raw meat and MK9 kibble and vegetables. For a before and after photo, click the read more link below. |
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Written by Martin Lieberman
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 |
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The chicken's egg is a near perfect food for the Canid. Dog conditioners have utilized the egg for well over 100 years. The egg provides high quality protein @ a reasonable price. For those that feed raw flesh foods the egg is a good alternative to beef. Hard or soft boiled,scrambled, sunny side or raw, it is difficult to beat the hen's egg. |
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