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Volume 4, Issue 2 |
International Parti Poodle Gazette |
April 2008 |
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From The Editor's DeskSpring brings greater opportunities for out! door fun with our Poodles. However, it's also a time we need to begin preventative measures to insure that our Poodles are protected … more >
Meet the StaffThe Gazette is made up of a Volunteer staff. Click here to meet the staff. . . more >
In this issue, Dr. Joe cautions the use of Ivermectin in
ears and gives advice on caring for razor burn from grooming. Read his
answer to Susan about itching Poodles.
If you have questions, please address them to Dr. Joe (in the
subject line) and send to info@ippgazette.com
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Does your Poodle have annoying habits? Ask professional
dog trainer Melanie Schlaginhaufen how she would use behavioral modification
to deal with them. . .
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Do you have a brag you'd like to share? Whether it's a
blue ribbon, a competition won, or any other
achievement.. this is the place to share it! Send brag submissions to
info@ippgazette.com.
This advertising section is designed to bring
parti Poodle breeders around the world into focus. Although this is a parti
Poodle publication, we encourage solid breeders who support the partis to
advertise. The parti gene pool is still small. Outcrossing to quality, tested
solid Poodles is important for genetic diversity. . .
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Some of the listed breeders are also accomplished groomers and handlers. . .
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All sorts of cool *personalized*
gear is now for sale at the Parti Poodle Shop. IPPC "stuff" now
available in the shop.
We are pleased to announce our new section of advertising at very competitive prices. To advertise your merchandise or
services please contact us at
sales@ippgazette.com Advertisers in this issue: K9 Web Solutions . . .
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Bored to tears, your housebound Poodles
have been misbehaving (or, worse, have become depressed),
and you are at your wit’s end. What to do? Here are some
suggestions for in-house activities that can make all of
your lives more enjoyable. .
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The International Parti Poodle Club, a non
profit organization is now accepting membership . . .
more > Mango is one lucky poodle . . . two
brushes with death, and still full of spunk and energy! . .
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Part II of Jillian Gartner’s article about service dogs includes more details about training methods and tasks, how to match dog to client, and how you, a Poodle lover, can help the cause.
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> Having received an email from a local part-time breeder about a Standard Poodle, Leslie French went to check out the dog and was shocked by what she saw. She felt compelled to save this beautiful girl . . . and learned her sister was also in need of rescuing.
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The pendulous ears of Poodles often cause them ear problems. Heather Bryan talks about the various ear maladies and asks readers to join in a study of home remedies that different people have suggested.
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"A Message From
Max" . . . A list of links we think you
will find interesting. Each issue will include these
links, and as links are sent to us, they will be added
to the list. If you know of a link that you feel should
be listed here, please send it to Juliana at
ippg.Juliana@gmail.com. . .
more > It is not too late to enjoy previous issues
of the International Parti Poodle Gazette. . .
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In Lynn Franklin’s third installment of how to civilize your Poodle, she focuses on teaching your dog when to bark and when not to bark.
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Jacqui McLeay shares her expertise in how to
accomplish a Continental trim on your poodle, with step by step
instructions and images . . .
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Part I in a series of articles by Katherine
Bryce, CPDT, CMG explains genetics in non-scientific terms that
dog lovers will find easy to understand . . .
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When considering Poodles with interesting careers, one doesn’t usually think of team-operating a big-rig; however, this is just what Standard Poodle Nicky does with his partner Rustee
Ray. . .
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Your Poodle might love hunting, if given the chance, and be very good at it. Some Poodles are good at hunting and some are not. Gary Scovel, once a die-hard Labrador Retriever fan, tells of his experience hunting with Poodles . . .
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Victor has a yogurt cup stuck on
his nose... what do you suppose Charlie and
You will also find the real story behind last issue's photo. . .
Mezzo, a small parti-colored Poodle makes a big splash in advertising in Nice, France.
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Rafael Abuhadba and his circus act of multicolored poodles have traveled the globe, but now have a home in O.C.
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We have two delightful stories in this issue.
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