http://www.trainadox.com/ 2006-10-17T12:22:54+01:00 http://www.trainadox.com/ http://www.trainadox.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2006-10-12T10:17:05+01:00 anonymous@193.108.249.48 http://www.trainadox.com/drna_training?do=diff1160662625 Here’s some basic info which should help both new members and experienced members find their way around DRNA Fostering Here is a basic guide to Fostering 101, how to pick up a dog, get it vetted, get your vet bills reimbursed and ask for b... text/html 2006-08-18T14:32:25+01:00 anonymous@152.16.234.102 http://www.trainadox.com/links?do=diff1155925945 General Links Link Description Dachshund Rescue of North America The Dachshund organization to which I dedicate much of my time. PetFinder Shelters and rescues post their dogs here to get exposure to a larger audience of adopters. Almost... text/html 2006-08-18T14:29:18+01:00 anonymous@152.16.234.102 http://www.trainadox.com/communicating_with_the_adopter?do=diff1155925758 The actual aspects of approving a forever home were listed above this link but I find talking to the adopters and having the foster home talk to the adopters about the particular dog in question one of the most important parts of adopting out a dog... text/html 2006-08-18T14:17:28+01:00 anonymous@152.16.234.102 http://www.trainadox.com/sizing_up_your_foster?do=diff1155925048 As a foster parent you have a very important job to do. You need to do the best job possible matching your foster dog with a prospective family. In order to accomplish this you need to test your foster in many ways to get an idea of his/her tempera... text/html 2006-08-18T14:00:35+01:00 anonymous@152.16.234.102 http://www.trainadox.com/the_importance_of_separating_new_fosters?do=diff1155924035 As a foster parent it is your responsibility to keep both your foster dogs and your personal dogs safe from harm. That means harm that could be caused by each other or harm that can result in spreading disease. Lately in DRNA we have had several ver... text/html 2006-08-06T18:50:25+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/raleigh_durham_vets?do=diff1154904625 Pam Stephens and I have tried many vets in the Raleigh/Durham and extended counties so we have lots of experience. Most vets have already capped their rescue groups and won’t accept any new ones. I guess you have to get in early. When I begged... text/html 2006-08-06T18:45:06+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/lyman_sc_to_markleysburg_pa?do=diff1154904306 Lyman, SC to Markleysburg, PA *******************PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST****************** Dachshund Rescue of North America Transport www.drna.org All dogs are going from foster home to screened and approved forever homes Dachshund I is a 5 year o... text/html 2006-08-06T17:57:26+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/constructing_a_transport_sheet?do=diff1154901446 Coordinating a Transport is not as easy as it seems. It can take a lot of time to put together a route for a given foster dog and it can be frustrating getting all the legs filled. It is usually best to start with a previous transport sheet so the ... text/html 2006-08-06T17:42:30+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/albany_ga_to_trenton_nj?do=diff1154900550 Albany, GA to Trenton, NJ **********PERMISSION TO CROSSPOST********** Dachshund Rescue of North America www.drna.org All homes are screened and approved. Molly and Chipper, both 4 yr old red smooth tweenie dachshunds, need help getting from their f... text/html 2006-08-06T17:26:02+01:00 anonymous@172.29.5.50 http://www.trainadox.com/adoption_fees?do=diff1154899562 DRNA has standard adoption fees that are non-negoitable. Dogs 6 months and under are $300 Dogs 6 months-10 years are $225 Dogs 10 years and over are $135 Dogs under 10 with a chronic medical condition and board approval are $135 Dogs with a t... text/html 2006-08-06T17:13:06+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/flying_a_foster_to_their_forever_home?do=diff1154898786 This is not as uncommon as you may think. It is a good idea to make sure wherever you are sending your foster dog there is a backup plan - either a DRNA member nearby or a written agreement that if something doesn’t work out there is some way... text/html 2006-08-06T16:27:02+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/when_do_you_need_board_approval?do=diff1154896022 DRNA’s mission is to rescue Dachshund but at the same time we are also a business and we have to be able to maintain ourselves otherwise we can’t go about executing our mission. If we spend every dollar we make on back surgeries and oth... text/html 2006-08-05T21:42:18+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/homevisits?do=diff1154828538 Homevisits are an essential part of approving a DRNA adoption and often the most useful way of determining good applications. Obviously the vet reference is really important but the homevisit gives you a great idea of what kind of dog the people ar... text/html 2006-08-05T14:25:55+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/learning_how_to_use_the_wiki?do=diff1154802355 Here you can mess this page up as much as you like - try different formatting, play around with headers, upload files, whatever you want go for it! It’s simpler than most wiki’s b/c it has a formatting page up top that means you don&rsq... text/html 2006-08-05T14:21:44+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/articles?do=diff1154802104 Article 1 - Vaccinations Article 2 - Perfect Dogs Article 3 - Free to Good Home Article 4 - Dog Food Article 5 - Finding a Good Vet Article 6 - Submissive Urination Newsletter Archive I try to write a monthly newsletter although sometimes... text/html 2006-08-05T12:51:53+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.105 http://www.trainadox.com/frequent_shopping_websites?do=diff1154796713 www.petedge.com which has awesome toys, collars and leashes for as cheap as you’ll find most places ($1-$3) only problem is you have to spend at least $50. I never have a problem. They also have nice package deals which work wonders for us r... text/html 2006-08-05T12:04:07+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/submissive_urination?do=diff1154793847 Many Dachshunds that come into Dachshund Rescue of North America have submissively urinated at one point or another. Usually in the first few days if a dog is unsure in their surroundings they will submissively urinate when you pick them up, someti... text/html 2006-08-05T10:14:46+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/libby?do=diff1154787286 After adopting our first Dachshund, a beautiful red smooth female named Lily at the age of 2.5 years, I was dismayed at the lack of information about socializing older dogs. Since our dear Lily was a puppymill dog she had received hardly any attenti... text/html 2006-08-05T01:29:53+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/dog_food?do=diff1154755793 So you got your doxie, now all you need to do is get the right doxie gear! First stop is a trip the local supermarket where you want to pick out a bag of dog food. What should you feed? Iams? Purina? Hills Science Diet must be really great food as y... text/html 2006-08-05T01:18:29+01:00 anonymous@172.29.7.101 http://www.trainadox.com/combining_transports_with_another_rescue_group?do=diff1154755109 We rescue groups have limited funds and limited time and it is very useful to combine transports with other groups to enable our pups to get where they need to go. There are many transport lists you can get on, TRUCKNPAWS, NCRegionalTransport, NCTra...