Stuff, Stuff, Stuff. . .
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Club Gear - see Page 9
Posters for the Basenji Health Endowment
Lunetta/Kamen BHE Quilt, Kiafrika Azima, Kiafrika Azima 2, Twin Towers Tight Rope, The Bakers’ Dozen.
Signed, limited edition, archival prints of all 5 posters still available.
Collars & Slip Leads
Richard Gallione - (888) 283-7575 - Beautiful collars. Master’s Pride
H.R. Hoerr / LTD Leathergoods - (760) 789-5643 - Leather Lure Coursing & Obedience Leashes
Training, Etc.
The Whole Dog Journal
Affordable Agility (equipment)
HiTop Dog Training - Nancy Banask
High Goal Farm - Wendy Cerelli
Dog coats
SitStay.com - Fido Fleece coats
Glitter lure coursing jackets + non-glitter too - Donna Rotman Miner
Catalogs
Omaha Vaccine - (800) 367-4444
KV Vet - (800) 423-8211
Cherrybrook
Misc. very nice stuff
Lotte Schaeffer
Sculptures & dolls, “Serious Art with a Touch of Whimsy.”
Hand Made Xpen Covers
Foxy Roxy Creations
Dog Jewelry
Jacquie Cookingham - (845) 758-8511
William & Shirley Wagner
WiSh Crafts” Basenji sun catchers, stained glass. Special orders from your own photos. (508) 543-6651
Highly recommended books/DVDs/Blogs:
Temple Grandin - "Animals in Translation"
Patricia McConnell - "The Other End of the Leash"
Turid Rugaas – “On Speaking Terms with Dogs: Calming Signals”
Leslie Nelson – “Really Reliable Recall”
Michael Reed Gach – “Acupressure’s Potent Points”
Denise Como – “Running Sighthounds”, “Sighthounds Afield”
Robert Vavra – “Canis Basenji” BCOA store
Jean Dodds and Diana Laverdure - The Canine Thyroid Epidemic - Answers You Need for Your Dog
Health Listings:
Canine Phenome Project - www.caninephenome.org
Fanconi - Dr. Steve Gonto – Outdoc@aol.com - Fanconi Protocol 2003
OFA - Orthopedic Foundation for Animals
IPSID - Cindy Griswold, (830) 868-7649 or serafina@flyn-hi-hounds.com
Thyroid - W. Jean Dodds DVM – Hemopet
11561 Salinaz Avenue, Garden Grove, CA 92843
Tel #: 714-891-2022 - Fax #: 714-891-2123
HA Test - Test can be done at the University of Missouri.
Roundup: Birth Defects Caused By World's Top-Selling Weedkiller, Scientists Say/by Lucia Gaves
WASHINGTON -- The chemical at the heart of the planet’s most widely used herbicide -- Roundup weedkiller, used in farms and gardens across the U.S. -- is coming under more intense scrutiny following the release of a new report calling for a heightened regulatory response around its use.
Critics have argued for decades that glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup and other herbicides used around the globe, poses a serious threat to public health. Industry regulators, however, appear to have consistently overlooked their concerns.
A comprehensive review of existing data released this month by Earth Open Source, an organization that uses open-source collaboration to advance sustainable food production, suggests that industry regulators in Europe have known for years that glyphosate, originally introduced by American agricultural biotechnology giant Monsanto in 1976, causes birth defects in the embryos of laboratory animals. READ MORE
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