2009-06-26
Upcoming Events
Bailey and I are entered in three trials in the next two weeks. I am so excited to trial!
Next Friday, July 3rd, we are running in the MAC NADAC trial at SoccerBlast!
- Novice Regular
- Novice Chances
- Novice Jumpers
- Open Tunnelers
The Friday after that, we are will be traveling to Duluth for the rally trial.
- Rally Excellent B
- Rally Advanced B
Saturday we're running in the MAC AKC trial at SoccerBlast.
- Novice Standard Preferred
- Novice Jumpers Preferred
- Novice FAST Preferred
I'm going to try to be good and bring the camera for videos as well as ribbon photos!
And just because I feel like it. We need
- 1 more chances Q for our NCC
- 1 more regular Q for our NAC
- 2 more jumpers Qs for our NJC
- 2 more tunnelers Qs for our TN-O
- 7 more QQs for our RAE
- 1 more jumpers Q for our NJP
- 2 more starndard Qs for our NAP
- all three fast Qs for our NFP
2009-06-12
Website Update
I put in a spot to enter Buzz's OFA results and then reconfigured Bailey's health information. A new blurb on her page...
Bailey is Genotypically (DNA) Affected with Progressive Retinal Atrophy. She is currently unafflicted at nine years old. Since the results of her DNA test and the affected result, she has taken a 2mg lutein supplement and 2000+mg of fish oil daily. To date, she still has full vision without any signs of PRA.
She is also hypothyroid. Her full thryroid panel sent to MSU revealed a very low normal. Only one point within the range. Based on her behavioral changes, we decided to treat her with a low dosage. She receives 0.3 mg of Thryoxine twice daily. This has made a huge difference in her life. Bailey contributes to the large number of dogs who have responded incredibly well to treatment of a low normal thyroid. Despite having an OFA number for being within the normal range, she is hypothyroid and on treatment.
She is also hypothyroid. Her full thryroid panel sent to MSU revealed a very low normal. Only one point within the range. Based on her behavioral changes, we decided to treat her with a low dosage. She receives 0.3 mg of Thryoxine twice daily. This has made a huge difference in her life. Bailey contributes to the large number of dogs who have responded incredibly well to treatment of a low normal thyroid. Despite having an OFA number for being within the normal range, she is hypothyroid and on treatment.
2009-06-05
We made the draw!
Bailey and I will be at the MAC AKC trial on July 11th! We'll be running FAST for the first time.
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