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AKC Augusta & Atlanta 2023 Confirmation Shows Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
Photographer Barb Magera Published August 31, 2023 23:30
”A Leap of Faith”
We welcome guest author Jackie AuCoin McQueeney with her incredible life story. by Jacqueline McQueeney, Bristol, Connecticut I was diagnosed with cancer in 2010. Sarcoma. Stage 4. I am still alive today and a dog helped me make a leap of faith; faith that I would live. My opinion of dogs in general changed in […]
Canine Owner Etiquette: Hints for Walking your Dog
Barbara E. Magera, Charleston, SC I live in a typical suburban neighborhood with manicured lawns and meticulous gardens. My neighbors are proud of their flowers and particularly their yard. When a dog owner deliberately allows their canine to pee and poop on someone’s yard, tension ensues. Dog owners need to know that dog urine can […]
“A Message from Lily”
When tomorrow starts without me, Don’t think we’re far apart, I am with you always Despite your grieving heart. I loved our times together, When we played and snuggled, too Remember I am with you always, In everything you do. Please don’t be sad & cry for me, I am in the Angel’s care, I […]
St. Roch:Patron Saint of Dogs & Epidemics
In these uncertain times of Coronavirus, it is comforting to reflect on saints and martyrs honored for their kindness and compassion. The 14th century Italian Saint Roch (Rocco) is remembered as the patron saint of canines, epidemics and those falsely accused. Born into nobility, he became a devote Catholic. In his twenties, his parents died. […]
My Cavalier Clown
From the first day you came home, you performed so many continuous backflips that your acrobatic feats flew you right off my bed. Your presence in the office instantly brought a smile to weary patients. While your brother offered patients a paw to shake “hello”, you nonchalantly peed on a patient’s wheelchair. But with the […]
Cardiac Murmurs in Cavaliers
Many Cavalier owners, particularly breeders, become alarmed if a murmur is discovered by their Veterinarian. The owner/breeder naturally assumes the worst possible scenario namely the presence of mitral valvular disease resulting in heart failure. Often the affected canine is removed from a breeding program based upon auscultation findings. The assumption is that hearing a murmur suggests […]
The Mission
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