Here is website for info:

www.canadianrumbull.blogspot.com

If you wish to prepay you can do that threw paypal just let me know what you plan to participate in. Kennel rate for conformation is $200 its unlimited amount of dogs but they must be registered under all the same kennel name. If you wish to participate in the fun events we also have a special rate for kennels of $20 extra for unlimited dogs…this is puppy race, fiestiest puppy and hardest hitting. So for example if you wanted all that it would be $220.
Its very simple, just make a copy of the ABRA papers for the dogs you are bringing, we basically need the name of the dog,sex,date of birth and registration number. Or you can fill out the form ahead of time and simply bring those with you!

www.abra1st.com/pdf/2010canadianrumbullentryform.pdf

We expect a big turnout, we have a great location, beautiful trophies and i think it will become a popular yearly event!

For payment you can choose to do it ahead of time threw paypal and fill out the necessary info, deadline is Aug.20th. Or you can pay cash only on the day of the show and bring the filled out paperwork with you.

For paypal send money to juliebulldog@hotmail.com

We recommend people to bring tent shelters for the sun, plenty of water,cages for the dogs, and chairs to get comfy

Food will be sold on site!

We also have 2 weight pulls, Friday night and Sunday morning.

Hotel and other info can be found on our blog
www.canadianrumbull.blogspot.com

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Julie

I would strongly advice to request your vet to have blood (plasma) ready if you intend to do any kind of surgery. After surgery is done look at your dog closely and check color of gums. They should not be to pale. If gums are getting white call the vet immediately because there could be internal bleeding. If your vet has blood ready they can do a transfusion and save your dogs life.

While a dog can be spayed during a c-section unless there is a problem with the uterus at that time it is not advisable. For one thing her milk will dry up very fast and you will have to bottle feed.

Another risk is that the vessels are so swollen at this time that it can be dangerous and lead to internal bleeding.
While it seems like a good time to do the spay, your dog will have a much harder recovery also.

Talk to your vet about it but I would wait until the puppies were weaned and her milk dried up before she is spayed. The dog and the vet will both have a much easier time of it then.

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