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October, 2015
International
Monthly publication
for Polish Lowland Sheepdog lovers
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Dedicated to the well being of our
beloved Polish Lowland Sheepdogs
A warm welcome to international PON
Lovers !
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"A
dog is the only thing on earth that loves you
more than he loves
himself." -- Josh Billings
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PON Youtube Videos' Featuring PON Puppies !
(Send us your video links and we will upload them)
www.bardzo-mi-milo-jestem.nl
Here are 48 hour puppies. Enjoy !
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Untenstehender link
ein 2 1/2 Wochen alter Welpe am üben, bellen knurren und laufen!
A big thank you to
Beatrice Brack, PON von Regensdorf, Switzerland for sending
this video to the PON International community.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0puTrjy7ACo
Feeding 8 Puppies: DraqueBien B-litter, summer, 2010 (Ilona's
puppies)
(Finland)
PONS 4 weeks
(Netherlands)
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I
want to inform you about a new
Database for the Polski Owczarek
Nizinny
with at the moment 21.992 PON's
including a lot of pictures.
(Japan, Poland, Germany, Netherlands,
Belgium, United Kingdom, USA,
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark,
Italy, Switzerland, France, Austria
..)
The program I'm using is Pedserve.
Hope this program will be useful for
all the PON-breeders around the
world!!
webmaster
Polski Owczarek Nizinny - Online
Pedigree Database Administrator
http://www.pon-pedigrees.com
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Popular
Articles on PON Digest
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Playing
it safe with anesthesia
When your PON is scheduled
for a tooth cleaning or any other
surgical procedure which requires
anesthesia, it is of utmost importance
that food is withheld at least twelve
hours prior to surgery. Not only will
this prevent your PON from vomiting
and inhaling stomach contents during
surgery, but it will also reduce
nausea as your PON regains
consciousness. This advice is vital
for the well being of your PON and
needs the co-operation of all family
members.
Please click on the link for the
complete article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/anesthesia.html
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Keep your Pon's gums
healthy with cranberries !
Cranberries
go to the dogs ... and cats
By DUNSTAN PRIAL,
Standard-Times staff writer
The human health benefits of cranberries have
been recognized by medical science for
decades.
Now the cranberry industry hopes the nation's
millions of pet owners will apply the same
concept to their beloved cats and dogs.
A study to be released today by UMass
Dartmouth's Center for Business Research has
identified the $14 billion-a-year pet food
industry as a potentially wide-open market for
the slumping cranberry
Please
click the link for the complete article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/cranberries.html
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Does your PON
suffer from arthritis ?
Green
lipped mussels for
alleviating arthritis in dogs.
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Green-lipped mussel (Perna
canaliculus) is a New Zealand shellfish,
from which an extract has been shown to be
useful in the treatment of rheumatoid
arthritis and osteoarthritis .
Green-lipped mussel inhibits inflammation
in the body. Although inflammation is normal
under certain conditions, consistent
inflammation can result in pain and
damage to the body, including the joints.
Please click on the link for the complete
article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/greenmussel.html
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The Yin and Yang
of the PON Digestive System
or
Striving towards a
well balanced Healthy PON digestive system
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The concepts of Yin and Yang
contributed to the Chinese scientific system,
particularly in fields like biology and
medicine The organs of the body were seen to
be interrelated in the same kinds of ways as
other natural phenomena, and most understood
by searching for cause and effect. Illness was
seen as a disturbance in the balance of Yin
and Yang caused by emotions, heat or
cold, or other influences. Therapy thus
depended on accurate diagnosis of the source
of the imbalance.
PON owners can readily apply Yin and Yang
to their management of PON nutrition and
ultimately to solving digestive issues.
Please click on the link for the complete
article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/ponyin.html
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Multi-drug
Sensitivity
Polish
Lowland Sheepdog owners need to be informed !
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Washington
State University College of Veterinary
Medicine
Originally found in http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/depts-VCPL/.
Some dogs can have adverse
reactions to drugs such as ivermectin,
loperamide , Imodium® , and others.
It was previously unknown why some
individual dogs were sensitive and
others were not. Advances in molecular
biology at the Veterinary Clinical
Pharmacology Laboratory at Washington
State University's College of
Veterinary Medicine have led to the
discovery of the cause of multi-drug
sensitivity in affected dogs
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Please
click the link for the complete article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/multidrug.html
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How
to Give Canine CPR
by Lori S. Mohr (First Aid For Dogs - Tim Hawcroft)
CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is the process of
breathing life back
into an unconscious human. A similar technique can
also work effectively on dogs.
The signs that indicate the need for CPR include
unconsciousness, lack of
arousal, lack of physical movement, or eye blinking.
These symptoms can occur
from drowning, choking, electrical shock, or a number
of other situations.
The key to canine CPR is remembering the ABCs:
Please
click the link for the complete article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/caninecpr.html
Make
Your Own Natural Flea Repellent
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European sources have
confirmed the effective use of vinegar for
flea control. To be sure of complete
protection, please spray often (every hour)
and pour a small amount of apple cider
vinegar into your PON'S drinking water on a
regular basis.
Please click the link for
the complete article and formulas:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/flea.html
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Those
gunky ears: Dealing with ear problems
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If
you are one of those conscientious PON
owners who have spent untold amounts
of money with your local veterinarian
for gunky ear problems, then it is
high time to take matters into your
own hands and look further than
expensive veterinary ear solutions and
ear cleaning sessions at your vet's
office.What are the main causes of
canine ear problems ? Most
veterinarians will agree that the most
common underlying causes of ear
problems in dogs are allergic
reactions (inhalant and food
allergies).
Please
click the link for the complete
article:
:https://pondigest.tripod.com/gunkyears.html
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When
Your Pon has fatty tumors
Occasionally, PON owners
will post to Yahoogroups about bumps or fatty
tumors they have come across while grooming
their PONS and inquire if this is common in
the breed. The answer is not uncomplicated,
but studies indicate that overweight dogs are
more susceptible to fatty tumors called
lipomas. These lipomas have the consistency of
a baggy filled with water and may be found all
over a PON's body. For newbie owners this is
scary and may result in a quick visit to the
vet
Please
click the link for the complete article:
https://pondigest.tripod.com/skin.html
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Health
Reports Vital to the well being of our beloved PONS
( please click on the above text)
Scientifically based research is
warmly welcome.
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Please click on the above
graphic.
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