Bandit and Pete represent the breed quite well.
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The ACDspotlight is looking for the following Australian Cattle Dogs; any dog that works on a daily basis as: service dogs, SAR (Search and Rescue) dogs, drug detection, bomb detection, police dog, medical alert, etc. for future articles.
Please contact Deb Casey, editor, at deb@acdspotlight.com
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NORMAN LEO HERBEL, son of Carl and Elsie (Kaufman) Herbel, was born December 7, 1936 at Lucas, Kansas. He departed this life on Sunday morning August 10, 2008 at the Woodward Regional Hospital at Woodward, Oklahoma. He was 71 years of age.
Norman was raised and educated at Lucas, Kansas and graduated from Lucas High School with the class of 1955. He furthered his education at the University of Kansas in Lawrence where he graduated with a Bachelor degree in Physical Education.
He was united in marriage to Carolyn Ann Heinze on June 6, 1956 at Lucas, Kansas. They had two children: Carmen and Kent. Norman taught physical education classes in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania school system. Norman and Carolyn became dog enthusiasts, especially with the Lhasa Apso breed and German Shepherd Dogs. Norman and Carolyn spent their lifetime enjoying the German Shepherd Dogs. Later in life, “Charm”, a special German Shepherd, BIS, BISS, A.O.E., Am Sel. Ex. Can Sel. Am/Can Ch. Kaleef’s Silver Charm of Tabu, HT, ROM, was the light of his life. Together he and Carolyn wrote three books on the Lhasa Apso dogs. He traveled all over showing and judging all breeds of dogs and was known as a multi-group judge. He was a world renowned dog judge. Before retiring to Oklahoma, Norman and his brother Clayton bred L1 registered Hereford Cattle. The breeding program they developed has influenced Hereford Cattle all over the United States. Recently
he was instrumental in helping Mark and Lacey Herbel Syzemore and Kent and Lori Herbel begin an exciting brood mare band of registered Quarter Horses. He was also a lover of the land and in 1987, they purchased a ranch in southern Dewey County in the Putnam community where they moved and have lived since. He was a devout Christian man who loved his family dearly.
He is survived by his wife, Carolyn Herbel of the home; one daughter: Carmen Spears and husband Max of Putnam; one son: Kent Herbel and wife Lori of Putnam; two granddaughters: Lacey Herbel-Syzemore and husband Mark of Putnam and Kelli Herbel and her fiancé Waylon Bausch both of Hoyt, Kansas; one great grandson: Warren Syzemore; dear friends: Nancy and Jim Plunkett of Greencastle, PA; his mother-in-law: Anna Marie Heinze of Putnam; one sister: Barbara Reeves of Russell, KS and one brother: Clayton Herbel and wife Kathi of Lucas, KS. He is also survived by many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and two grandsons: Matthew Spears and Clay Herbel.
A private family service will be held at a later date.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials and cards be sent to Carolyn Herbel at Rt. 1, Box 50-Putnam, OK 73659. Service arrangements are under the direction of the Redinger Funeral Home in Seiling.
Norm judged the 2007 ACDCA National Specialty Conformation
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Take Your Dog To Work Day
June 20, 2008
Annually, pet parents from across the United States pay tribute to and celebrate the loyal companionship they receive from their dogs by taking them to work on Take Your Dog To Work Day (TYDTWD), presented by Pet Sitters International. This year’s special day, when thousands of businesses will open their doors to employees’ dogs, will take place this Friday, June 20. TYDTWD’s purpose is not just to pay tribute to “man’s best friend,” but to encourage adoption of shelter animals by coworkers who may not have pets, but may consider it after witnessing the loving bond between other pet parents and their dogs.
While this day is exciting and fun for both employees and dogs, it can also be a stressful and frightening experience for all parties involved. Comfort Zone®, makers of Comfort Zone® with Dog Appeasing Pheromone (D.A.P.®), an all natural tool to help relive stress in dogs, is a headlining sponsor of TYDTWD and is here to provide a few tips to ensure your dog’s office visit goes smoothly.
• Be Prepared – It is imperative that you plan ahead for any needs your dog may have throughout the day. You will want to be sure to bring a water bowl, leash, items to clean-up accidents, a bed for them to sleep and toys.
• Keep Them Leashed – Keeping your dog leashed, especially when initially arriving, will help keep your pet calm and avoid disturbing others.
• Respect Coworkers – Despite the lovable nature of dogs not everyone appreciates their company. Be prepared to make sure that your dog does not disturb coworkers who may dislike or fear dogs.
• Minimize Stress – While it is fun for your dog to spend a day at work with you it may also be stressful for them to visit a foreign environment. When arriving at the office, spend time walking them around and provide extra attention to assure them they are in a safe environment.
Utilizing pheromone based products like Comfort® Zone with D.A.P.® is also helpful in minimizing stress in dogs. If you would like to speak with a spokesperson from Comfort Zone® regarding TYDTWD, pet friendly work environments or Comfort Zone® products please contact me anytime. For more information on TYDTWD visit: www.takeyourdog.com, or for information regarding Comfort Zone® with D.A.P. visit: www.petcomfortzone.com.
Thanks,
Eric Kardesh
480-505-4509
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Dakota Bison/Ocean Blue Reported Issues
Timberwolf Organics Customer,
Due to recent reports from some customers, we have ordered that two formulas from three specific dates be pulled from the shelves. These are:
Dakota Bison with 'best by date' of 12 Feb 2009
Ocean Blue with 'best by date' of 20 Feb 2009
Ocean Blue with best by date' of 8 March 2009The reported symptoms include dogs refusing to eat, diarrhea or vomiting. While the problem is inconsistent (not every dog eating food from those dates/bag show the symptoms and not every bag), to err on the side of caution have decided to pull the formulas produced with the above dates. Initial testing has come back negative for problems and further testing is pending results.
As soon as the cause of this reported problem is determined procedures will be put into place to ensure that an event like this cannot happen again. Please be assured that no other formulas and Ocean Blue and Dakota Bison with dates other than ones listed above are not affected.
We apologize for any inconvenience or problems that this may have resulted in. If you do have a bag with those dates please contact the retailer you purchased it from for an exchange or credit.
If you purchased it directly from us please give us a call or email us at customer.support@timberwolforganics.com.
Thank you for choosing Timberwolf Organics.
Sincerely,
Timberwolf Organics Team
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Link: SAFETY ALERT - PRESENCE OF SALMONELLA BACTERIA IN ROLL OVER PORK TENDERS PREMIUM DOG TREAT.
SAFETY ALERT PRESENCE OF SALMONELLA BACTERIA IN ROLL OVER PORK TENDERS PREMIUM DOG TREAT
OTTAWA, March 13, 2008 - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Rollover Premium Pet Food Ltd. are warning consumers not to purchase or use the Roll Over Pork Tenders Premium Dog Treat described below. This product may be contaminated with the bacteria responsible for salmonellosis in humans.
The affected Roll Over Pork Tenders Premium Dog Treat was sold in 50 g packages bearing
UPC 0 60766 88138 1. All lots up to and including 07 MAR 10 are affected by this alert.
Roll Over Pork Tenders Premium Dog Treat was distributed nationally.
There has been one illness reported associated with this product.
People may risk bacterial infection by handling the treats directly or by contact with pets who have used the treats. Anyone who may have handled the treats should wash their hands with warm water and soap. Consumers should dispose of these treats in the trash.
Common symptoms of Salmonella infection are nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea, although more serious consequences are possible, especially in young children, the elderly, and in people with weakened immune systems.
Rollover Premium Pet Food Ltd., High River, Alberta, is voluntarily recalling the affected product from the marketplace. The CFIA is monitoring the effectiveness of the recall.
For more information, consumers and industry can call one of the following numbers:
Rollover Premium Pet Food Ltd.
403-652-4300 or 1-800-616-9267
info@rolloverpetfood.comCFIA at 1-800-442-2342 / TTY 1-800-465-7735 (8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern time, Monday to Friday).
For information on Salmonella, visit the Food Facts web page at http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/fssa/concen/causee.shtml.
For information on receiving recalls by e-mail, or for other food safety facts, visit our web site at www.inspection.gc.ca.
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Media enquiries:
Rollover Premium Pet Food Ltd.
403-652-4300 or 1-800-616-9267
info@rolloverpetfood.com
Shashi Kulkarni (English)
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Food Recall and Emergency Response
613-368-1622
Linda LeBlanc (French)
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Food Recall and Emergency Response
613-760-4112
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Couple saves 9 dogs in blaze - Flagstaff, Arizona
Jeffery Young and Kelly Alderman were planning to go quail hunting
Sunday, but a burning house full of dogs took them on a detour.
The couple was en route to Alderman's sister's to pick up her son for
their trip when Alderman noticed smoke coming from a log house on
Winchester Drive, just off Highway 89, in Doney Park.
The pair scooped up two scared spaniels, three adult golden retrievers, and four tiny retriever puppies, too young to walk. They herded the adult dogs into a detached garage that was not burning, and put the pups in their truck with their own pooch, a cattle dog named Tough.
After rounding up the dogs, Young returned, still concerned for human life. He found the house empty, but he continued to tear through, trying to salvage what he could for the homeowners. He yanked the hard drives out of computers and an entire rod out of the closet, getting out as much clothing as he could carry.
http://www.azdailysun.com/articles/2008/01/22/news/20080122_front%20page_6.txt?rating=true
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Starting on June 11th, K9's Naturally will package and send dog biscuits with the message "Vote NO on AB1634" to the legislators of California our attempt to get them to understand just how many lives this bill could affect, and how far-reaching the outcry is to VOTE NO NOW!
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Do you think states should require pets to be spayed and neutered? * 11500 responses
Vote: Should states require pets to be sterilized? - Pet Health - MSNBC.com.
Go vote – “NO WAY!”
There is much more to the mandatory spay/neuter laws that meets the eye. It implies perpetuation of kill shelters for one thing. Protect your righs and arm yourself with knowledge.
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