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06-26-2009
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I wonder what happened to the Tweed Water spaniel? How often do breeds become extinct?
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07-16-2009
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Thank you for the information
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Originally Posted by LoneWolf  I wonder what happened to the Tweed Water spaniel? How often do breeds become extinct? | Tweed Water Spaniel has been extinct since the 1800s. I really have no idea why.
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08-06-2009
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Does anybody know why so many of this breed have hip dysplasia? A guy in my building bought a beautiful golden retriever pup from what was supposed to be a reputable breeder. She's only seven months old and has already been diagnosed. It isn't all that bad now but, who knows what the future will hold. I told him that he should inform the breeder immediately because the mother should be spayed. Is that correct?
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08-07-2009
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Originally Posted by Lara's mom Does anybody know why so many of this breed have hip dysplasia? A guy in my building bought a beautiful golden retriever pup from what was supposed to be a reputable breeder. She's only seven months old and has already been diagnosed. It isn't all that bad now but, who knows what the future will hold. I told him that he should inform the breeder immediately because the mother should be spayed. Is that correct? | i think it has a lot to do with improper breeding practices as golden's became more and more popular. but many large dogs can be prone to hip dysplasia especially if they grow too big too quick.
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The golden was developed in Britain in the 1800's. The first Golden's were a mix of the now extinct Tweed Water spaniel and the Newfoundland and the Irish setter. Lord Tweedmouth takes all the credit for developing the now Golden Retriever.
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Originally Posted by michaelmast The golden was developed in Britain in the 1800's. The first Golden's were a mix of the now extinct Tweed Water spaniel and the Newfoundland and the Irish setter. Lord Tweedmouth takes all the credit for developing the now Golden Retriever. | Post is pretty old. Check date. Last post was from July of 09 I believe.
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Originally Posted by Todd Post is pretty old. Check date. Last post was from July of 09 I believe. | Think this (non) member has done this at least twice---He/she just copied what a past member had already posted (back when) in an easy/quick way to prob. do some 'forbidden' soliciting without any effort on his part! As you will notice--under his username--Has been banned! (If he did any soliciting in his posts--think the 'ads' were erased from his posts when he was banned. FYI: Any member can report a post for spam (and other reasons)--Just click on the little red triangle at far bottom left of the post you want to report!
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Originally Posted by Corky/Max Think this (non) member has done this at least twice---He/she just copied what a past member had already posted (back when) in an easy/quick way to prob. do some 'forbidden' soliciting without any effort on his part! As you will notice--under his username--Has been banned! (If he did any soliciting in his posts--think the 'ads' were erased from his posts when he was banned. FYI: Any member can report a post for spam (and other reasons)--Just click on the little red triangle at far bottom left of the post you want to report! | Oh, OK. Thanks for the info.
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