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Dogs4sale Updates

BEAWARE - Dogs Stolen for Dog fighting ring in Qld - Targeting Siberian Huskys & Alaskan Malamutes

Permission to post.

The e-mails below were posted on another list , they are very relevant and worth reading.

In addition, this young boys family was home when the dog got stolen, as it was early in the morning (about 5.30am), they waited till the father left for work then broke in between that and them getting up, so these people are doing literally anything to get dogs!
Please inform anyone around the Beaudesert, Logan shires or close to them. Everyone needs to know.

In addition to what Sheri posted.

Please note this is occurring in Sth East QLD, I'm sure it happens elsewhere
however at the moment in the Sth East of QLD its Siberians and Mal's being
targeted for bait. Some of these gangs being based at the Gold Coast but
are travelling further afield to find there 'bait'.

It is very very scary and absolutely sickening to the core.

One young autistic boys pet was stolen on the w'end, his family owns another
Siberian which was left...OLDER...so obviously didn't make 'good bait'.

Now these dogs were secured. These sick p#icks actually had to break this
child's dog out to steal it.

This child is beside themself, just wanting his dog back. Trying to explain
this to a normal child let alone a autistic one is a living nightmare for
his parents.

These gangs will stop at absolutely nothing.

If you only have a couple of dogs and your not at home, put them indoors.

These a'holes are casing Siberians and their owners...so watch walking your
dogs as well and take notice of anyone taking 'extra' interest.

For those with puppy sales...vet your buyers with a fine tooth comb.

Those who have sold dogs to Sth East QLD, please advise your buyers as soon
as possible to protect their animals. These are people who are not on lists
and need to be advised.

I'm not in QLD, but if anyone can let the shelters know as well, that would
be good. If it saves just one of these sheltered dogs being collected by
someone involved in this activity, we have at least saved one Siberian/Mal
from dying from this fate.

Lets try and get the word out there as much as we can.

This has to be stopped, not just for our breed but for the sake of all dogs.

I am f'ing ropable. Makes me sick thinking about it.

Justine.
PS. Feel free to cross post.

To: AustralasianShowSiberians@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [SPAM][AustralasianShowSiberians] DOG FIGHTING
RINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi All,

Over recent weeks there has been some disburbing reports in regards
to Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes being stolen for use by
organised dog fighting rings.

One of the Welfare Societies and the RSPCA in QLD are aware of this.
In fact if memory serves me right both organisations have had to
alter their contract of sales to protect these breeds so they do not
fall into the hands of these dog fighting rings.

This past w'end, Beaudesert Shire had 5 Siberian Huskies stolen from
their owners homes.

The Police have been notified.

Siberians and Alaskan Malamutes are not being used to 'fight' they
are being used for 'blooding' and 'training' these fighting animals.

Due to the heavy coats of these breeds, the fighting animals have to
work extra hard to damage and kill.

It makes me sick to my stomach to even write this and I am writing
this as people in these areas need to be aware to keep a eye out on
their dogs at all times.

If you have to put your dogs inside and suffer the Siberian Husky
damage consequences when you're away from home, thats a hell of alot
better than having your dog stolen and used as bait for these sick
individuals to have their dogs participate in this most barbaric and
disgusting activity.

The dogs stolen over the w'end were much loved pets, these organised
gangs are sophisticated, they are finding their victims by whatever
means and then following them to steal at a later date.

Parents are left with the task of having to tell their children that
their pet has been stolen, whether they tell them why or not, I don't
know. I know I couldn't tell my daughter.

I'm not sure where the authorities are at with all of this, however,
this has been going on now for some time and it angers me that there
has been no notification in the media regarding this.

As a collective group of Siberian Owners/Dog Owners something needs
to be done to try and either help the authorities locate/stop these
people.

However, trust me, from what I can ascertain they are not people that
the average Joe would want to meet on the streets, these are people
involved with other heavy criminal behaviour.

To get out to the MASSES, I think a show like 'A Current Affair'
or 'Today Tonight' need to get their investigative reporters onto
this subject to see if they can make the situation 'Public Knowledge'.

Justine.
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Canine Cancer

Canine Cancer affects 1 out of every 3 Dogs. Will yours be the one? Facts about Canine Cancer: Cancer is the #1 Cause of Death in dogs 1 of 3 dogs will get Cancer & 50% of those will die of Cancer Hemangiosarcoma develops slowly; no signs are detected until the late stages when the tumors are resistant to most treatments Less than 50% of dogs treated for Hemangiosarcoma survive more than 6 months Cancer is robbing us of our beloved companions at an unacceptable rate! Most pet owners find their dog has cancer when it's too late for successful treatment Get involved and help to fight Canine Cancer! The Suni Fund is the National Canine Cancer Foundation's fund for Hemangiosarcoma. The NCCF is nationwide, contribution fund, non-profit corporation dedicated to: Finding more accurate, affordable diagostic methods to detect cancer in dogs at an earlier stage Finding better treatments for cancer in dogs Find a cure for cancer in dogs Donate to the Suni Fund by giving as litte as $10. This donation will go directly to fighting Hemangiosarcoma. When you give, we will give you a pink paw magnet to show your support to Canine Cancer Research. www.sunifund.org               www.wearethecure.org "If we all work together we are the cure for Cancer in Dogs"

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What's On?

Urban Dog Training - FREE Seminars

As a service to the community, Urban Dog Training regularly conducts FREE Training and Behaviour information seminars at various locations. These seminars are designed to teach you how dogs think, communicate and learn.
Whether you have a puppy or an adult dog these seminars will provide you with a fascinating new perspective into the canine mind. Our aim is to open up the pathway to good communication between you and your dog, resulting a happier relationship and a better behaved dog!

Topics Include:
Canine Body Language and Communication
How to become a Good Canine Leader
Introduction to Reward Based Training
Basic Principles of Training and Behaviour
Avoiding Common Behavioural Problems
Developing a Communication System
Dealing with Bad Manners

For more information view here
http://www.urbandogtraining.com.au/free-seminars.html

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Forums

Health Forum - primary focus of this list will be on issues such as vaccination and the risk/benefit ratio.

This list is intended for dog owners in Australia who are concerned about various issues and management factors that impact on the health, wellbeing and behavior of our dogs.

Whether your dog is the result of selective mating or a rescued mutt is not relevant. On this list we base ‘value’ on the unique human/dog bond that develops from shared quality companionship.

The primary focus of this list will be on issues such as vaccination and the risk/benefit ratio of other commonly recommended treatments and prophylactics. However, other topics will also be discussed and these include factors like feeding, ‘holistic’ care, traveling and holidaying with your dog, legislation and by-laws, boarding, socializing and training.

The aim of this list is for participants to network and to share their experiences and their views as well as posting credible (reference sourced) information from elsewhere.

It is envisaged there will be a spirit of goodwill and support flowing through this Group and although it is a serious list, good humor and occasional Off Topic diversions will always be welcomed.

Flaming will not be tolerated. All references to products in which a member has a personal commercial interest must be limited to it being included in the signature block when posting to the list.

Please note Yahoo generates the advertising on this site, and we do not necessarily recommend the products being promoted.

If members choose to act on information, tips or advice from any other member/s it is entirely their own responsibility. It is recommended that everyone should consult with an appropriately qualified practitioner to discuss any proposed changes to the care they give their dog.

If you would like to become member of the list view here
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Aussiek9companions/?yguid=20911085

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What's Happening?

4 month correspondence course available - It is on Understanding Canine/Human Relationships

A four month 'Canine Human Relationships' Course has been developed for those who wish to learn more about dog behaviour. To increase knowledge and apply the theory to real live dog problems. This course will definitely improve your problem solving skills. This course has been set up to enhance instructor and trainer skills, and covers the different methods of training, pack structure, aggression and problem solving. These are just a few of the subjects covered. The course has been accepted by the University of Queensland. A certificate of competence will be given by the University and Bonnie's on completion of the course. The course can be undertaken by those living in remote areas or anyone who feels they are not near adequate resources. There are four units, each of which can be done over one month or more. A Qualifying Certificate is presented upon completion of the course. The course is ideal for instructors or trainers who wish to enhance their skills, both in instructing and helping people with their dog behaviour problems.

For more details contact
Bonnie's Dog Obedience & Care Centre
34 Romea St., The Gap. 4061.
Ph: (07) 33002959
Fax: (07) 3300 9787
Mobile: 0417631246
Email:info@bonnies.com.au
www.bonnies.com.au

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Petitions

Classifieds

Lost Dogs

Lost Dog notices (text only) are Free of charge.
To list a Lost Dog notice, Submit here.

Found Dogs

Found Dog notices (text only) are Free of charge.
(No Puppies or Dogs for sale can be listed here).
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Wanted, Wanted to Buy

Wanted to Buy notices (text only) are Free of charge for the
first 7 days then a charge of $12.00 for 12 weeks will apply.
(No Puppies or Dogs can be listed here).
*Please note: All items will be recorded and no same item can be
resubmitted for the free of charge period.

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Click "Advertising" for further Advertising informatio

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For Sale

For Sale notices (text only) are Free of charge for the
first 7 days then a charge of $12.00 for 12 weeks will apply.
(No Puppies or Dogs for sale can be listed here).
(No Puppies or Dogs can be listed here).
*Please note: All items will be recorded and no same item can be
resubmitted for the free of charge period.

To list a For Sale notice, Submit here.

Click "Advertising" for further Advertising information

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Club News

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