SHOW SCHEDULE
we are planning the following....I will try to keep this list updated
None planned just now
EVENTS & RESULTS
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October:
from Guy: Maggie and Porsche(Leo x Maggie) both earned their Tracking Dog Title the same day! to see Guys *kids* go to my links page and head on over to HouseOfTervs!
from Carla: Q finished his CD ! Q is Ravenmasque Q
Voodoo finished his CD (Companion Dog title) with a High In Trial!
from Guy: Mighty Layla got her agility Novice title this weekend and Sully picked up one qualifying run in the Excellent class
from Colleen: Breeze did good this weekend at the CKC agility trial completing her AGMX title. We had 3Q's out of 4 because again - her happy jump!!!!
from Nadia: I'm so proud of Ziggy! This weekend at the Wachusett trials - 2 Open preferred standard legs - both clean and 1st places. 2 Novice preferred jumpers legs - both clean and 1st places. All well under course time in fact the jumpers were 22 and 23 seconds!
from Julie and Fred: We went to pickering this weekend and Potsie did earn his two firt leg in agility novice. Just one more to go. We are proud to say that his one of your puppies.
July:
Nadia and Ziggy earn a RN (rally Novice title) and start agility!
Nichole and Leo earn his Can Ch and went Reserve Winners Dog at our regional specialty in Woodstock!
Susi and Lily went Reserve Winners Female and Best Puppy in specialty Show at our regional specialty in Woodstock!
June:
from Lana: Just thought I would send out a quick note to let you know that Keira and I finished her 3rd leg on her CD today with another HIC. Keiras also finished her CH this summer nad got a group first to top it off!
Loki and Cevy each earn 2 points at teh Ontario Cty shows
May:
from Carla: Q passed his herding instinct test a couple of weeks ago and today we got 2 legs of our CD
May:
the BSDCC Specialty in BC:
Lana and Keira earned her first leg of her CD with a HIC(high in Class)
Lana and Tikka was best altered female!
Barbe was 2nd in her sweeps class, and did not shwo the rest of the w/e so I could watch the show:)
Special News for 2005
We lost our dear boy Swing to a quick and severe illness.
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here is one other information page http://concernedvet.netfirms.com/ which states one side effect is # Autoimmune hemolytic anemia (destruction of red blood cells) which is what Storm died of
http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/ANSWERS/2004/ANS01312 .html is where I found the following information!
FDA Talk Paper
T04-37 September 3, 2004
Media Inquiries: 301-827-6242 Consumer Inquiries: 888-INFO-FDA
Fort Dodge to Comply with FDA's Request to Recall ProHeart 6 Injectable Heartworm Product from the Market Due to Serious Health Concerns
Fort Dodge Animal Health, of Overland Park, Kansas, at FDA's request, has agreed to immediately cease production and recall its heartworm medication ProHeart®6 from the market until the FDA's concerns about adverse reaction reports associated with the product can be resolved. FDA is requesting that the firm continue to conduct research to determine the cause of related adverse reactions and develop a strategy to help prevent such problems in the future before the product is marketed again. The FDA will convene an independent scientific advisory committee to thoroughly evaluate all available data.
ProHeart®6 is an approved injectable sustained-release heartworm prevention product for dogs. Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition of dogs, cats, and other species of mammals. The parasite that causes heartworm disease is transmitted through the bite of a mosquito.
FDA is also advising veterinarians to avoid administering this product to dogs until further notice. Pet owners should consult their veterinarians regarding their pet's health care needs.
Since the product was approved in June 2001, Fort Dodge Animal Health has cooperated with FDA to investigate numerous adverse event reports. As a result, Fort Dodge has voluntarily changed the label to include post approval safety information including rare reports of death and a caution to practitioners that dogs should have a negative test for heartworm before administration.
Despite these label changes, FDA is still receiving unexplained adverse event reports, some of them severe. FDA's concern is based on voluntary self-reporting to FDA by veterinarians and owners whose dogs have suffered adverse drug experiences (ADEs) to ProHeart®6 (which contains the drug moxidectin) as well as the mandatory reporting of adverse events by Fort Dodge Animal Health.
Fort Dodge Animal Health has agreed to recall any product that has already been distributed to veterinarians.
As of August 4, 2004, FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) had received 5,552 adverse event reports for ProHeart®6. The actual number of adverse events is likely even higher because studies show that only a fraction of actual ADEs are reported.
The Agency has observed an increase in the number of cases associated with liver and bleeding abnormalities followed in some cases by death.
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http://www.dogsadversereactions.com/moxidectin/ddoc03.html
http://www.proheart6.com/ (it has the letter on the site as well)
http://bewareofproheart6.freecyberzone.com/
http://www.nzymes.com/Articles/proheart_6_side_effects.htm