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EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR®


"TOP 10 THINGS EXPERIENCED BREEDERS CAN DO TO IMPROVE FERTILITY AND NEONATAL SURVIVAL"

Presented by

Marthina Greer, DVM

on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2012

5:00 PM PDT


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What you will learn from Dr. Greer...

1. Great pre-breeding screening for brucellosis
2. Great timing of breedings with great record keeping
3. Great semen - Be sure your males have normal sperm
4. Great prenatal care for the bitch
5. Great whelping intervention
A. Mom - Recognize dystocias early - manage gently but aggressively
B. Babies - Breathing
6. Great post natal care for the bitch
7. Great post natal care for the newborn
A. Preventive Care
B. Treat for the Treatable
8. Great and Logical vaccination program both pre and post partum
9. Great hygiene - don't confuse hygiene with antibiotic use
10. Great use of post mortems for future success
or There is no "Fading Puppy Syndrome"
11. Plus - Sleep!


"A Caring Commitment to Canine Education"

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it sounds wonderful but is no link ... :(

MARTHINA GREER, DVM 10/14/12 - Danish-Swedish Farmdogs USA

I hope thislink works

Great price thanks, I have to talk to hubby I need the headphones and microphone,if I can get hubby to get them for me, I will sign up tomorrow.
thank you for the info..
hugs,

Thanks for posting this fabulous class! I had NO idea how to do it! I think it is going to be so informative!

Your very welcome,"see"you there!:)

Seminar was great and informative.

I'm not sure if I will be able to share the whole presentation, they will be sending me links to the presentation with-in 3 days or so.

If I can just pm me, and I will share what I can.

I wanted to do it but with Zoey just arriving home, I knew I had to give her all my attention, plus the babies and the pack my days go by very fast. I am so sad I missed it..
hugs,

[QUOTE=carmen in nj;4034345]I wanted to do it but with Zoey just arriving home, I knew I had to give her all my attention, plus the babies and the pack my days go by very fast. I am so sad I missed it..
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Awh I understand. Yorkiemom *nd I will happily share what we learnt

[quote=gemy;4034368]:thumbup::thumbup:
It was super!!! And she is going to have 3 more in the series! I really NEED to know if it is illegal to import Royal Canin Puppy Formula across into the States! We do not carry that down here and I would really love to be able to get a couple of cases down here....kindof like doing the Coors beer runs back in the early 70's...we didnt have Coors here in Texas and had to go to OK and Ak to get it and bring it back!!
(Now I'm smuggling baby formula in!!!!!)

Oh I am so sorry I missed it, Royal canine puppy formula soft caned food?
is that what you are talking about?
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No the milk formula....I use Just Born in that supplement I tube feed when necessary, but would really love to get the Royal Canin baby milk down here! I didnt even know about it until I was helping that lady over in Saudi with her little girl....they had the RC milk formula there and she read the composition off to me...it is super!

What about the Royal Canine x46 for pregnant bitches. I didn't write down the name of it. Do you get that in the States? Have you used it?

Are you thinking about going more to AI?

Carmen did you get the head phones? If not you can always phone in to hear the audio portion. Headphones are pretty cheap too:)

Canine Nutrition PRO HT 42d | Royal Canin

Awh found it on the USA site

yes, I have a pair that hubby lend me, while he buys me my own pair..
hugs,

the only thing about this food is that the first ingredient is CORN and I don't feed my dogs any grains, i use grain free Natures variety or Blue Buffalo.
hugs,

[QUOTE=gemy;4034565]What about the Royal Canine x46 for pregnant bitches. I didn't write down the name of it. Do you get that in the States? Have you used it?

All my pregnant ladies go on that (PRO HT-42D) and it is available here in the States. I did not do a formal study on it, but breeder friends of mine that initially told me about it, have done compairson studies within their facilities, and they said their litters are larger and healthier using it. I can say my litters used to average 3-4/litter, and they now run 4-5/litter....babies birth weights used to weigh around 1.8oz- 2 oz....now they are closer to 2.2 oz-3 oz....I free feed this, she can have as much to eat as she wants. I have mine on the worming protocol she talked about too...and I pre-medicate my breeding bitches with NeoPar, 1 week before they are bred...then the babies are re-vaccinated with NeoPar at 4 weeks of age. I was not familiar with mixing the Starter Mousse in water like a chocolate shake to get mom to drink water after whelping, but will be doing that with my next litter....I just bred my Hungarian female Karina, and will be expecting babies around Dec.15.

[quote=Yorkiemom1;4034894]Thanks so much for your response. And congrats on your next litter! I think I need to email the vet. My problem is I home cook. I don't use kibble other than as a bit of"filler" if you will for my adult dogs. And I am concerned with switching a female over from a home cooked meal to kibble during this time. My experience has been, once I get a "new puppy" who has been raised on kibble into my home, it usually takes about 3 wks before they turn up their nose on "their kibble" that the breeder fed, as everyone else in home is getting that lovely homecooked meal!. My last two pups - Zoey lasted about 5wks eating the breeder recommended kibble, Razzle that brat of Yorkie last 3wks, before I was forced to start adding a teeny dollop of homecooked to his meal. By wk 5 he picked out only the homecooked and left his kibble!!:rolleyes: And of course he needed his calories. I tried lifting up his dish with the kibble left in it .. feeding the next meal as only kibble....nope nnot eating this Moms!, till finally I gave in and he got switched to mainly homefed with a few kibble pieces in the food.

I do like to feed my puppies kibble as I know for most homes they will be going to a home that feeds kibble.

Is there a link to go to, to hear the audio of thiis seminar. Or a link to buy the CD?

Let me check that out for you. The attendees got a link to re-hear the seminar and to download the PDF file from the seminar. Nothing was said about a CD for others who may not have been able to attend.

I will let you know.

I would love to buy a CD if available too..:D
hugs

I emailed them; haven't heard back yet; but here is the link to the seminar; there probably is some way to order it on that site

Top 10 Things Experienced Breeders can do to Improve Fertility and Neonatal Survival - 10-14-12 | myBrainshark

g: MARTHINA GREER, DVM, JD RECORDING ON BRAINSHARK - Danish-Swedish Farmdogs USA


Here is the link to purchase access to the video