[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: recent posts

  • From: Pinehillgsds@xxxxxxx
  • To: scenecrest.geo@xxxxxxxxx, Ketchy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, izaackerman@xxxxxxxxxxxx, showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2012 15:51:41 -0400 (EDT)

I wish it was determined for sure to be inherited.  I participated in  the 
(last year's?) study.
 
I lost 2 of my (here's a name from the past) BJ's Kennels dogs to it,  at 
the time I researched and was told by the veterinary community that it wasn't 
 inherited but that it was common in medium and large dogs, purebred and 
mutt  alike past a certain age.  The spleen is the filter for the body.  For  
years and years it filters bad things so it's not unexpected that it is a  
site for cancer in an old dog.
 
I just lost one to it close to his 11th b-day.  I lost his  mother (a bitch 
I did not breed) to it at over 11.
 
Is it something inherited?  I honestly don't know.  If/when I  lose a dog 
at 11,12,13 to something that takes them quickly w/o suffering (I  know the 
signs too, so don't let them suffer), I feel it's a blessing to  have had 
them for so long and that they passed w/o suffering. I've honestly  never had 
anyone wanting to use the boys ask about it.  In Vinnie's 4th  generation 
(Vinnie, to JR, to Cody to Cody's mother Rose, Solo's American beauty  ROM, 
well Rose had it at 14).  
 
I have to tell you there are a lot of things I'd worry about before I  
worried about cancer in a very senior dog like bloat/torsion, toxic gut,  
epilepsy, UAP, starting to hear panus more....
 
 
Kathy, member GSDCA, DVGSDC
Celebrating generations  of Dual Titled TC'd Champions
visit _http://www.pinehillgsds.com/_ (http://www.pinehillgsds.com/)   

 
In a message dated 9/5/2012 3:26:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
scenecrest.geo@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Is this not what is considered being a reputable breeder is  all about
exposing the truth in their bloodline and let others know?
 
Kathy clearly states she posts it on her website as I read  it, so I am 
asking will you
tell me privately so please contact me.  I have been  researching for 
answers
for the last 12 years on Hemangiosarcoma and yes  it is inherited. 
 
It is in certain GSD bloodlines and it has been here for a  very long time. 
 Research
genetic books, old reviews, dog magazines, talk to vets,  it  is going to 
get worst if breeders
do not realize how devasting this disease is.  I get very  attached to my 
dogs
just like you do and when I lose one it tears my heart out and I  want 
answers. I 
do not blame any breeder that is trying their best but you need to  realize 
that this deals with the future of the GSD.  My heart  was broken each time 
I lost a GSD to this disease
but it is not going away unless we breed away from it.   If it is in your 
line you need to out-cross to one that has no history  of it.  So how do you 
know if it is kept secret or shared
privately.  Look what happens when you sell a GSD to  someone not knowing 
and they double up with bloodlines that  died from the disease what happens 
then? 
 
The GSD I own right now, I know this disease is in his background  and yes 
he came from a reputable breeder that tests for everything who  had no 
knowledge of it at the time.  Do I believe he will die from  it the answer is 
probably yes.  I asked his  breeder before I bought him if it was in the line, 
the breeder  not knowing didn't think so due to not being told.  I now will  
probably suffer the heartache of losing him to Hemangiosarcoma since he  is 
starting to show certain signs.
 
Theresa 

On Wed, 9/5/12, Penny & Bill  <Ketchy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



From:  Penny & Bill <Ketchy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L  ] Re: recent posts
To: Pinehillgsds@xxxxxxx,  izaackerman@xxxxxxxxxxxx, showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday,  September 5, 2012, 2:47 PM

I don't think it should be a requirement to post  from what dogs died  in 
The 
Review.  It's  personal.  However, I have NOTHING to hide and if anyone 
wants  
to know anything, just ask me.  No subterfuge, no tricks,  just the truth.

Penny in NC
The Farm Dog

I  agree.

I usually put something on my web site but it may take a  few months.

If the purpose of the original poster was to study  pedigrees, there's an
easy way to find out what genetic bads are in  a pedigree. TALK DIRECTLY TO
THE  BREEDERS INVOLVED.

I  know without a doubt I could call Iza this minute and if I  was
considering breeding to/buying something she would be brutally  honest 
about 
which of
her dogs produced this or that, what I  should consider, what has  worked,
what hasn't and also what I  should consider breeding away from. And  there
are dozens and  dozens more just like her.

Now, if I was just calling to gather  gossip, different story.  Too  many
people in dogs like  to collect information to gossip and then the next  
time
you  hear snippets you wouldn't recognize it.



Kathy, member  GSDCA, DVGSDC
Celebrating generations  of Dual Titled TC'd  Champions
visit __http://www.pinehillgsds.com/__ (http://www.pinehillgsds.com/_)  
(_http://www.pinehillgsds.com/_ (http://www.pinehillgsds.com/) )


I take  exception to what was said about telling people what my  dog  (any
dog) died from.  I don�t like to post my personal  griefs, and  surely 
wouldn�
t put it in the  Review.  (not that any dog of mine that  anyone would  be
interested in has passed away recently).  Good grief   -

Iza Kabuska-Ackerman
www.Karizmashepherds.com
AKC  Breeder of  Merit
Breeder of a Canadian Grand Victor, an  American Grand Victor,
and  many more beautiful dogs   !




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