Untersuchungen beim TWH

FreierFranke · 18-06-2010, 08:33

@all: Hier mal eine Antwort aus den englischen Forum. Man sieht, unsere Rassefreunde und Nachbarn sind verständiger was das Thema DM anbelangt.

Sona Bognerova schrieb:
Well, first of all, my compliments and thanks to all who try to help with this problem, namely Mijke and Ina. As it seems, DM has been here (in CSW population) long time, we just did not know about that. Let's face it now and let's not waste any more time with denying it or blaming anyone. Furthermore, I agree with Ina, it would be very hasty to make any conclusion now - we need more samples!
And this is something we all can help with! I talked already to couple of owners in Slovakia, who have old (over 10 years of age) dogs and they said "by all means, we will do it". Having an affected dog is no shame, people, but it would definitely be a crying shame to close the eyes now. It needs a lot of work to organise the collection of the blood samples in broader extent and I can't do much from here in practical means, just to support people like Mijke and Ina and to have my own dog tested as soon as possible. I truly believe that for sake of your own dogs and any of their potential offspring you, folks, will do your best to have them tested for DM as soon as practical.

Sonja

koboldine · 18-06-2010, 09:18

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Originally Posted by FreierFranke

@all: Hier mal eine Antwort aus den englischen Forum. Man sieht, unsere Rassefreunde und Nachbarn sind verständiger was das Thema DM anbelangt.

Nett ausgesucht.... Du solltest Politik oder Pressearbeit machen

Lasst uns alle feiern - im englischen Forum gibt es EINEN Post, der es auf den Punkt bringt, was den "Rush" betrifft.

Schade, dass gute Vorschläge bzw Ideen aus *DIESEM* Forum lieber abgetan werden...

Gosh, ich will damit nichts lostreten, nur... *WENN* aus einem anderen Forum das GOLDENE Beispiel überbracht werden soll, sollte da nicht wenigstens irgendeine Referenz bei stehen, dass die, die es sich alleine zutrauen, den restlichen Text lesen können (ACHTUNG das war Sarkasmus, denn ich denke, dass die meisten hier auch dort lesen)

Und *WENN* ich übern Tellerrand schaue, dann doch nicht durch ein Guckloch....oder doch????

lg
koboldine

18-06-2010, 08:33	#1
FreierFranke Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: 95182 bei Hof/Saale Posts: 648	@all: Hier mal eine Antwort aus den englischen Forum. Man sieht, unsere Rassefreunde und Nachbarn sind verständiger was das Thema DM anbelangt. Sona Bognerova schrieb: Well, first of all, my compliments and thanks to all who try to help with this problem, namely Mijke and Ina. As it seems, DM has been here (in CSW population) long time, we just did not know about that. Let's face it now and let's not waste any more time with denying it or blaming anyone. Furthermore, I agree with Ina, it would be very hasty to make any conclusion now - we need more samples! And this is something we all can help with! I talked already to couple of owners in Slovakia, who have old (over 10 years of age) dogs and they said "by all means, we will do it". Having an affected dog is no shame, people, but it would definitely be a crying shame to close the eyes now. It needs a lot of work to organise the collection of the blood samples in broader extent and I can't do much from here in practical means, just to support people like Mijke and Ina and to have my own dog tested as soon as possible. I truly believe that for sake of your own dogs and any of their potential offspring you, folks, will do your best to have them tested for DM as soon as practical. Sonja __________________ Bei allem immer viel Spaß wünschen: Der Franke mit der besten Freundin von allen und Bragi, Sohn Odins und dessen Gemahlin Freya und dessen Tochter Ayla :-)