As a “public service” I will be hosting Dr. Sue Ann Lesser’s current schedule on this site. Dr Lesser is a canine chiropractor, who holds clinics in NY, NJ, MD, PA and CT. Contact info for each clinic is on the form. Without further ado, here it is – bookmark the URL for future reference:
Canine Chiropractic Schedule – Sue Ann Lesser, DVM, ACAC
Dear Weather,
If I wanted to experience winter in, let’s say, Buffalo or Minnesota, I would move there. This is New Jersey.
So enough already!
Enough!
ENOUGH!!!!!
‘Kay?????
No matter how much you wish they were normal at the beginning, every next day and every next year, you love them more for what they are.
Silvia Trkman, talking about her dog Bu (“News” page).
Not me – nooo, the gastroenteritis diet (not recommended) cleared that up nicely for me, thank you very much.
Had Bryce to the vet for bloodwork yesterday only to find he’s gained almost a POUND!
Not that it’s a BAD weight for him – normally, I would be very happy with that weight. BUT here he is coming off a sore back with his first agility trial since last October (assuming his PT thinks it’s OK) coming up in less than 2 weeks and he weighs more than he has in the last TWO YEARS!
ARGH!!
Access to the host site is kind of hit-or-miss – I managed to get a connection so I thought I’d summarize here – will add to this post through the weekend as results come in.
Edit: 9/19/09 – The site seems to be responding much better this morning so rather than me reposting here, why not visit them yourself – http://www.agility-wm2009.at/OnlineResultate/
Congrats to the USA medium team – looks like they took the team Silver with only 5 faults total! Well done :)!
Looks like these are the final standings from the large team jumping + agility (assuming everything’s been posted)
Canada in 12th, USA in 17th.
After the team jumping, here are the leaders in the team medium dogs:
USA medium team is currently in 9th place, Canada in 18th and Great Britain in 20th.
Small dogs team jumping –
Great Britain small team is currently in 9th, USA is 25th
Course maps are posted on the agilityvision site, which also has paid live-stream and video-on-demand coverage.
Congrats to Jayda’s young cousin Hex and Auntie Bernadette (Great Britain) for finishing 3rd at the European Open Individual Finals! They were beaten by another cousin, Unique (Denmark – also bred by Bernadette) who finished first! Results are posted here – I think they’re running team today.