Today is a day to shout with glee 'cause our DOODLE BELL is 3 yrs!
We hope you get lots of presents, treats, extra special belly rubs, some
cake
and Frosty Paws too.

Have a great day sweetie,
Dachsiehugs,
Lynn & Claudius Jones

Hello everyone!  I was away on vacation over the weekend and didn't
realize that there had been a change!  This is great!
     My name is Colette.  My husband, Phil, and I are the proud parents of 2
cute doxies!  Sammy (4 years), and Sasha (? years, rescue), both smooth
hairs!  They are the joy of our lives!  We were extremely excited to adopt
Sasha.  At first Sammy and Sasha had a bit of trouble adjusting to each
other.  Sam wasn't too pleased to have to share the love!  But now it's not a
problem.  Actually, this weekend, the vet's staff reported to us that
everytime Sammy was let out of his "boarding room", he would run over to
Sasha's area and cry till she was let out!  That was so heartwarming to hear!
  He wanted to make sure that she was ok!
     All of us look forward to sharing things with you!

Colette and the little ones

Glad to hear the good news about your adoption of another puppy mill pup.
Though she won't take Thelma Lou's place it will help to fill the void.  Good
luck.

Trish,

That is wonderful news!  I always love to hear a hapy rescue story.  Give Barney
Fife a hug.  I'm sure he'll love his new sis.

Jeri

Bob,

Every case is different, but our Leopold had a number of painful back episodes
when he was 2-3.  X-rays indicated possible disc trouble in his thoracic
vertebrae.  He went through the Prednisone and crate routine, too.  He is now 7
years old and has not had back trouble since. In fact, an x-ray taken on Friday
showed an absolutely healthy, normal back.  We began watching his weight more
closely.  That and lots of prayers are the only thing that helped him.  I hope
little Zoe will be as fortunate as Poldie.

Jeri

Thanks Trish and Barney!   I can't believe that mom took a day of leave to
spend at home with me!    Frankly, I can't wait until tonight......bring on
the presents!

Doodle Bell

Doodle Bell, it sounds like you are having a great birthday with your Mommy!
Have a very happy 3rd birthday!

Your friends,
Trish and Barney Fife

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Thanks for the birthday wishes......mom is going to give me a family party
tonight.
I will get green beans and carrots (minus the cake!).    I do wonder if she
bought me a squeaky toy??????   She knows how I love my toys!    My mom sang
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to me this morning (in her gutsiest style ever)  but when she
started singing "YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY" I ran for the back door.
Honestly, the woman NEVER stops!    I have also had about a million
kisses.....I just want some rest.    After all, I have to be in great shape
for my PARTY tonight!
Thanks again for the wishes......gee, it's great to be 3.

Doodle Bell Slupski

I was wondering the same thing. Nothing new has come through about Chula.

Kathy

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tiski1@... [SMTP:Tiski1@...]
> Sent: Monday, November 01, 1999 11:22 AM
> To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
> Subject: [TheDachshundNetwork] Chula
>
> From: Tiski1@...
>
> Janet,
>
> Did I miss something in the posts?    Have we lost little Chula.....?
>
> Tisa
>
>

In a message dated 10/31/99 1:31:03 PM Central Standard Time,
CMerr91335@... writes:

<<
  The Dachshund Network - This list is the old Doxclub list.  Only topics
  concerning dachshunds and their related issues are allowed here.
   >>
Dear Charlotee:  Now I understand, just came back from a show and am
confused.  I only want to be on Dachshund Network, is that the way I am set
up now?  Please advise and thanks, Andi

Hi All,

I just wanted to tell you all that I was so proud of my Doodster on Halloween
night.
I sat with her on my swing in my front yard while the kids came up wanting
candy.
She did not bark one single time.    She did, however, wag her tail ninety to
nothing! After all, she didn't win the Best Tail Wagger contest for nothing.
I could barely contain her.....she wanted to love on everyone.   Doodle has
unconditional love for everybody.....especially children (she came from a
home with two little boys).   Anyway, she had a good time and received a few
pats on the head.  Most of the kids were scared of dogs!  I was so proud of
my baby.....I couldn't believe that she didn't bark.....but I guess she felt
safe in her mom's arms.   BTW, today is her 3rd birthday and I took the day
off to spend with her.

Tisa

Janet,

Did I miss something in the posts?    Have we lost little Chula.....?

Tisa

Trish,

I was so glad to hear the good news!    I can tell you personally that I
adopted Jessica (my poodle) after my Brock passed on and she really helped me
through the grieving process.   Of course she did not replace him, but she
needed me and that helped get me through.   It is a wonderful thing that you
are doing and I can't wait to hear more about Barney's little sis!

Tisa (and Doodle Bell)

Many Happy Birthday Wishes to DOODLE BELL, who is a big 3 years old today.
We hope you get some extra green beans to celebrate, and lots and lots of
hugs and kisses.

Love from

Ladybug, Ruby, Daisy, Jack, and Chula
aikijlw@...

Trish,

That is great news.  Congratulations to you and Barney.  Lucy will be a
lucky pupper, for sure.

Kay

==========

On Mon, 1 Nov 1999 09:38:57 -0500 "Trish Rucker"
<RetroTrish@...> writes:
> From: "Trish Rucker" <RetroTrish@...>
>
> Hi all,
>
> First, please let me thank everyone again who has offered so much
> friendship
> and support here in the difficult time we have had.  You are all
> great, and
> we love all our dachshund friends!
>
> I also want to share some happy news.
>
> Last week, in the middle of so much sadness, I received a great note
> from
> one of our dachshund rescue friends, Beckie Decker.  In September,
> Dachshund
> Rescue of North America (DRNA) rescued a puppy mill breeder dog,
> like my
> sweet Thelma Lou, from Tennessee.  Her name is Xena.  On September
> 18, Xena
> gave birth to 6 puppies.  Three of the puppies did not survive, but
> 3 are
> now in foster care with Beckie.  Beckie wrote me about the puppies,
> and I am
> happy to tell you that around Christmas time, Barney Fife and I will
> be
> adding a little puppy sister to our family.
>
> I know that no doggy will ever take Thelma Lou's place in my heart,
> or
> Barney's either, but he is a super sociable doggy and he misses her
> so much.
> I think that adopting a little friend a couple of months down the
> road will
> be a wonderful experience for us all, and great companionship for
> Barney.
> I also feel that by adopting another puppy mill rescue, we are
> carrying on
> my sweet Thelma Lou's rescue legacy.
>
> Barney's new sister will most likely be called Lucy, for Lucy
> Ricardo.  She
> is a sable shorthair, just like Barn, and she will be a tweenie when
> grown.
> I am so grateful to Beckie and the DRNA for the excellent loving
> care she is
> receiving, and for the opportunity to add her to her family.  She
> will be
> loved here.
>
> Trish
> with Barney Fife and Thelma Lou at the Bridge
>
>
>
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Trish,

That is wonderful news, and a wonderful way to pay tribute to Thelma Lou.  As
happy as Thelma Lou sounded, I know she would want you and Barney to be happy
again also.   Congratulations!

Janet
aikijlw@...


In a message dated 99-11-01 09:38:39 EST, you write:

<< First, please let me thank everyone again who has offered so much
friendship
  and support here in the difficult time we have had.  You are all great, and
  we love all our dachshund friends!

  I also want to share some happy news.

  Last week, in the middle of so much sadness, I received a great note from
  one of our dachshund rescue friends, Beckie Decker.  In September, Dachshund
  Rescue of North America (DRNA) rescued a puppy mill breeder dog, like my
  sweet Thelma Lou, from Tennessee.  Her name is Xena.  On September 18, Xena
  gave birth to 6 puppies.  Three of the puppies did not survive, but 3 are
  now in foster care with Beckie.  Beckie wrote me about the puppies, and I am
  happy to tell you that around Christmas time, Barney Fife and I will be
  adding a little puppy sister to our family.

  I know that no doggy will ever take Thelma Lou's place in my heart, or
  Barney's either, but he is a super sociable doggy and he misses her so much.
  I think that adopting a little friend a couple of months down the road will
  be a wonderful experience for us all, and great companionship for Barney.
  I also feel that by adopting another puppy mill rescue, we are carrying on
  my sweet Thelma Lou's rescue legacy.

  Barney's new sister will most likely be called Lucy, for Lucy Ricardo.  She
  is a sable shorthair, just like Barn, and she will be a tweenie when grown.
  I am so grateful to Beckie and the DRNA for the excellent loving care she is
  receiving, and for the opportunity to add her to her family.  She will be
  loved here.
   >>

Hi all,

First, please let me thank everyone again who has offered so much friendship
and support here in the difficult time we have had.  You are all great, and
we love all our dachshund friends!

I also want to share some happy news.

Last week, in the middle of so much sadness, I received a great note from
one of our dachshund rescue friends, Beckie Decker.  In September, Dachshund
Rescue of North America (DRNA) rescued a puppy mill breeder dog, like my
sweet Thelma Lou, from Tennessee.  Her name is Xena.  On September 18, Xena
gave birth to 6 puppies.  Three of the puppies did not survive, but 3 are
now in foster care with Beckie.  Beckie wrote me about the puppies, and I am
happy to tell you that around Christmas time, Barney Fife and I will be
adding a little puppy sister to our family.

I know that no doggy will ever take Thelma Lou's place in my heart, or
Barney's either, but he is a super sociable doggy and he misses her so much.
I think that adopting a little friend a couple of months down the road will
be a wonderful experience for us all, and great companionship for Barney.
I also feel that by adopting another puppy mill rescue, we are carrying on
my sweet Thelma Lou's rescue legacy.

Barney's new sister will most likely be called Lucy, for Lucy Ricardo.  She
is a sable shorthair, just like Barn, and she will be a tweenie when grown.
I am so grateful to Beckie and the DRNA for the excellent loving care she is
receiving, and for the opportunity to add her to her family.  She will be
loved here.

Trish
with Barney Fife and Thelma Lou at the Bridge


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         Children's Books * Boomerabilia  Collectibles *
         http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/retrotrish/
***************************************************************************

This letter is from Bonnie, a lister from back in the Cybercom days.   She
has lost her beautiful Dachshund, Pippin. Her address is at the bottom of
her email, if you'd care to write her.  Jeannie

Dear Friends, it is with heavy heart that I tell you Pippin went to the
Rainbow Bridge at 8:45 Oct 20, 1999. Her passing was very peaceful. She had
been sick to her stomach a couple of times the day before and then had us up
several times during the night again getting sick. My prayer has always
been that God would give me a sign when the time had come us to make the
decision to set her free. We found her curled at the foot of our bed in the
morning, very unresponsive. We called the vet and took her in first thing.
He gave us two options, to start tests and ivs or euthanasia. We had
discussed this on the way over and decided we didn't want to put her
through any treatment other than to make her comfortable. She laid right
down on the table at the vets and went to sleep. she was telling us it was
time. Our vet was so gentle and kind and his technician who has an elderly
dachshund of her own, came in, gave us a big hug and cried as hard as we
did. I held her and Dr  Chuckles (yes that's his name) gave her the
injection and she was gone in a minute-very peaceful. Harry and I are
almost cried out. We are having her cremated and will bury her
ashes on our farm. Harry had already selected a site. We will have a
memorial service for her at Christmas time when everyone is home.
She was well loved and gave all of us much joy for 17 1/2 years. She will
never be forgotten.  God bless you little Pippin.
Love, Bonnie

*****************************

Bonnie and Harry Spiegelberg
bspiegel@...
Appleton, WI

*****************************

Our other pupper (Max, 8 yo, b/t smoothie) has never had any back problems
(knock on wood) even though he's a good bit heavier than Zoe. We got
harnesses for ours also at recommendation of vet to avoid strain on the
neck. Both of ours get good walks most every day, plus have a big fenced
backyard to romp in. I think the difference between Max and Zoe is that
she's a jumper, and he's not. We try to prevent/discourage her from
jumping, but it's tough. When we come home in the afternoon she's on the
other side of the door, repeatedly jumping straight up and down until we
get the door open. Not for the next four to six weeks, though.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sun, 31 Oct 1999 22:06:40 -0500 (EST)
From: Danise Busic <busicd@...>
Reply-To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
Subject: [TheDachshundNetwork] Re: Zoe

From: Danise Busic <busicd@...>

Sound familiar????
YUP..... as recently as last month.

He slept in the bed like normal, I put him in the floor, got dressed,
turned around, and he suddenly wandered back into my bedroom limping on
his FRONT leg. I thought maybe he stepped on something since I just moved
and was fixing things --- but there was nothing in his paw/pads.

X-rays showed it wasn't a tumor or infection, and my vet felt pretty sure
it was a bad disc well into his neck. I don't have a crate... He slept in
his bed all day, and I carried him in and out for 14 days. He did the
taper-down prednisone routine for 21 days. Poor Gracie was a nervous
wreck, would nuzzle him and try to sleep on him. He was VERY good, kept
quiet when I asked him, and we're starting back with about 4-5 blocks
walking this week. He's a tad impatient!!!

I can only assume that this is an hereditary problem, because he is in
better shape than most 11 year olds and nothing happened that I can
recall over the past month or two. He is a product of backyard breeding,
so the more I learned about dachsies, the more I realized that this was a
possibility since he'd had the initial episode 5 years ago. (That was back
when I had a fenced in yard and Maxx was a couch potato puppy with NO back
muscles)

My vet told me that Maxx should NEVER wear a collar again, because the
herniation or strain is in the cervical discs (that's why his front legs
were affected too). Maxx and Gracie are both walking with DoxieDelights
harnesses these days. I'd recommend them to anyone with a dachsie that's
had a back/neck injury, or actually to anybody who regularly walks their
dachsie. It really helps distribute the pressure and protects their long
little backs and necks when you have to pull them away from squirrels,
strollers, skateboarders, and road trash!!!!!

Maxx has bounced back from 2 pretty severe disc problems with conservative
care. I'm firmly convinced that this last time, it was easier because he's
in such good shape from the regular walking. I can't urge you guys
enough, to exercise your dachsies more --- GREAT for their backs, and a
lot more effective for weight control than cutting back on the food alone!

Best of luck with Zoe, we're thinking good thoughts for her, here in DC!

Danise, Gracie, and Maxx

p.s. If you walk them on cement sidewalks, you NEVER have to trim their
nails!!!!


On Sun, 31 Oct 1999, Bob Lowry wrote:

> From: Bob Lowry <lowrygr@...>
>
> Our Zoe (2yo b/t) is back in the crate again for at least four weeks --
> this time with prednisone. My wife came home Friday afternoon to find her
> trembling, back arched, unwilling to move (although she could walk). We
> rushed her immediately to College of Veterinary Medicine. No paralysis,
> but diagnosis was "possible disk disease T3-T6. She was experiencing pain
> on spinal cord up around her shoulder blade. She's doing very well today.
> Does this sound familiar to anyone? Outlook? Thanks.
>
> > Community email addresses:
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> Peace on Earth
>

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Peace on Earth

Thanks. She's better, but very depressed over being crated.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sun, 31 Oct 1999 20:09:25 EST
From: VALKATES@...
Reply-To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
Subject: Re: [TheDachshundNetwork] Zoe

From: VALKATES@...

Prayers from the Pacific Northwest are on their way for Zoe and her humans.
Please keep us posted.

Val in Vancouver, USA

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Peace on Earth

Sound familiar????
YUP..... as recently as last month.

He slept in the bed like normal, I put him in the floor, got dressed,
turned around, and he suddenly wandered back into my bedroom limping on
his FRONT leg. I thought maybe he stepped on something since I just moved
and was fixing things --- but there was nothing in his paw/pads.

X-rays showed it wasn't a tumor or infection, and my vet felt pretty sure
it was a bad disc well into his neck. I don't have a crate... He slept in
his bed all day, and I carried him in and out for 14 days. He did the
taper-down prednisone routine for 21 days. Poor Gracie was a nervous
wreck, would nuzzle him and try to sleep on him. He was VERY good, kept
quiet when I asked him, and we're starting back with about 4-5 blocks
walking this week. He's a tad impatient!!!

I can only assume that this is an hereditary problem, because he is in
better shape than most 11 year olds and nothing happened that I can
recall over the past month or two. He is a product of backyard breeding,
so the more I learned about dachsies, the more I realized that this was a
possibility since he'd had the initial episode 5 years ago. (That was back
when I had a fenced in yard and Maxx was a couch potato puppy with NO back
muscles)

My vet told me that Maxx should NEVER wear a collar again, because the
herniation or strain is in the cervical discs (that's why his front legs
were affected too). Maxx and Gracie are both walking with DoxieDelights
harnesses these days. I'd recommend them to anyone with a dachsie that's
had a back/neck injury, or actually to anybody who regularly walks their
dachsie. It really helps distribute the pressure and protects their long
little backs and necks when you have to pull them away from squirrels,
strollers, skateboarders, and road trash!!!!!

Maxx has bounced back from 2 pretty severe disc problems with conservative
care. I'm firmly convinced that this last time, it was easier because he's
in such good shape from the regular walking. I can't urge you guys
enough, to exercise your dachsies more --- GREAT for their backs, and a
lot more effective for weight control than cutting back on the food alone!

Best of luck with Zoe, we're thinking good thoughts for her, here in DC!

Danise, Gracie, and Maxx

p.s. If you walk them on cement sidewalks, you NEVER have to trim their
nails!!!!


On Sun, 31 Oct 1999, Bob Lowry wrote:

> From: Bob Lowry <lowrygr@...>
>
> Our Zoe (2yo b/t) is back in the crate again for at least four weeks --
> this time with prednisone. My wife came home Friday afternoon to find her
> trembling, back arched, unwilling to move (although she could walk). We
> rushed her immediately to College of Veterinary Medicine. No paralysis,
> but diagnosis was "possible disk disease T3-T6. She was experiencing pain
> on spinal cord up around her shoulder blade. She's doing very well today.
> Does this sound familiar to anyone? Outlook? Thanks.
>
> > Community email addresses:
>   Post message: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
>   Subscribe:    TheDachshundNetwork-subscribe@onelist.com
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> Peace on Earth
>

In a message dated 10/31/99 10:43:20 AM Pacific Standard Time,
tlantto@... writes:

<< The long hair is Gabe. Duffy's grandson. Georgie's little boy.
  Toni Lantto >>
Thanks Toni, how are you doing?  I have been thinking so much about you. I
have Duffy's picture right by my key board. You have had so much this year, I
am praying that 2000 will be much better for you.

Lots of loving thoughts,

Val

Prayers from the Pacific Northwest are on their way for Zoe and her humans.
Please keep us posted.

Val in Vancouver, USA

Our Duffy had the problem in the neck area. It was very painful when he had
the flare ups but didn't have the surgery for that area. It was his lower
back that required the surgery later on.

Toni Lantto
ICQ #35142980
Bridget at Rainbow Bridge,  Duffy, Penny at Rainbow Bridge, Georgie, Bo and
Gabe

----------
>From: Bob Lowry <lowrygr@...>
>To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
>Subject: [TheDachshundNetwork] Zoe
>Date: Sun, Oct 31, 1999, 6:37 PM
>

>From: Bob Lowry <lowrygr@...>
>
>Our Zoe (2yo b/t) is back in the crate again for at least four weeks --
>this time with prednisone. My wife came home Friday afternoon to find her
>trembling, back arched, unwilling to move (although she could walk). We
>rushed her immediately to College of Veterinary Medicine. No paralysis,
>but diagnosis was "possible disk disease T3-T6. She was experiencing pain
>on spinal cord up around her shoulder blade. She's doing very well today.
>Does this sound familiar to anyone? Outlook? Thanks.
>
>>Community email addresses:
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>Peace on Earth
>

Our hearts are with you and yours.....

Toni Lantto
ICQ #35142980
Bridget at Rainbow Bridge,  Duffy, Penny at Rainbow Bridge, Georgie, Bo and
Gabe

----------
>From: "J. Fazio" <jfazio@...>
>To: TheDachshundNetwork@onelist.com
>Subject: [TheDachshundNetwork] Our Chula
>Date: Sun, Oct 31, 1999, 6:52 PM
>

>From: "J. Fazio" <jfazio@...>
>
>I go off into the night
>with thoughts of a friend
>who won't be back tomorrow.
>Chula, you've had a long road
>and it's been too bumpy.
>Mom can't stand
>to see you suffer
>any longer.
>You must go,
>little girl
>No more pain.
>No more agony.
>Very soon,
>only peace.
>
>Janet and family,  I am with you, in thought and in spirit, during this
>awful time.
>
>Jeannie
>
>>Community email addresses:
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>Peace on Earth
>

Our Zoe (2yo b/t) is back in the crate again for at least four weeks --
this time with prednisone. My wife came home Friday afternoon to find her
trembling, back arched, unwilling to move (although she could walk). We
rushed her immediately to College of Veterinary Medicine. No paralysis,
but diagnosis was "possible disk disease T3-T6. She was experiencing pain
on spinal cord up around her shoulder blade. She's doing very well today.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? Outlook? Thanks.

I go off into the night
with thoughts of a friend
who won't be back tomorrow.
Chula, you've had a long road
and it's been too bumpy.
Mom can't stand
to see you suffer
any longer.
You must go,
little girl
No more pain.
No more agony.
Very soon,
only peace.

Janet and family,  I am with you, in thought and in spirit, during this
awful time.

Jeannie

Hi Everyone!

Well, we're off and running.  Everyone should be changed over now.

It might seem a bit confusing at first, but I am sure it won't be confusing
for long.

I'll re-cap it once more.

The Dachshund Network - This list is the old Doxclub list.  Only topics
concerning dachshunds and their related issues are allowed here.

DoxClub - This list is now  the old DCSmile list.  Off topic discussions
should be posted to this list.  Jokes, recipes, funny  things you would like
to share, things to lighten someone's day.

DCSmile -  Now Doxclub.  DCSmile got a new name!

Have fun! Let us know if we can help!

Char (Charlotte Merritt)
cmerr91335@...

Hi Everyone:

I hope I'm using the correct email address.  Here is the November
Birfday list for DoxClub, now The Dachshund Network. Yes????? Please
send any corrections/additions to us privately.

HAPPY HALLOWEENIE

Denise & Gretchen
e-mail brandy8@...
Gretchen & Company  http://www.gate.net/~brandy8
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November Birfdays

1st DOODLE BELL Slupski (1996)
7th PENNY Barnett (1987)
10th TALLULAH (1996)
13th CHULYEN (1996)
14th DAISY Louke (1996)
15th TAYLOR Brantley (1994)
21st SWEET PEA Wade (1994)
22nd FRANCIS from Vermont (1995)
23rd ALFRED GABRIEL ‘PEANUT’ Merritt (1994)

Looks like we have a new name for Terry.  The Enforcer!  I like that.

At 08:38 AM 10/31/99 -0500, you wrote:
>From: Moorad - Terry <tmoorad@...>
>
>Charolotte,
>         During the school year, I can do some work in the late afternoon,
>early evening hours; during summer, I can work a lot more (woo-hoo that
>summer vacation!)  I'd be happy to look at applications as well and to be
>"the enforcer", reminding people to stay on topic and to be "kinder and
>gentler" it that would be helpful.  Let me know what would be most helpful
>to you, OK?  Terry
>
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