In this episode I continue Bonnie's story by sharing her complete recovery from total renal failure. This episode completes the story I started in Episode 14 of WOEBGON the Basset Hound Podcast.

Hopefully by watching this episode you can avoid renal (kidney) failure in your dog. In it I share the major toxins that can cause renal failure as well as the signs to look for. As I say in the episode, knowing what's normal for your dog is very important. It will help you to determine when your dog may be sick.

Included in this episode I've also presented a special memorial to Bonnie's granddaughter, Heidi, who we recently lost. She was the last basset that we had from Bonnie's line.

The next episode of WOEBGON the Basset Hound Podcast is one that all of you who love our breed don't want to miss. Our breed is under attack from governments around the world, especially in Europe but it's also started in the United States. Please subscribe so you don't miss that episode.

Questions from the Internet:

Please remember to ask questions. I’d much rather answer questions from my listeners. There’s a page on our woebgonbassets.com website where you can either record a question or send one by email.

Music

“Do Your Ears Hang Low”

By Trygve Larsen or “Nesrality” available royalty free from Pixabay.

This video and all material contained therein is Copyrighted© by Donald Bullock all All Rights Reserved. It cannot be edited, copied, printed or rebroadcasted in part or in full without his expressed written permission.

This is the beginning of the second part of Bonnie's Story. She became very ill and in this episode I describe what we did to save her. It was a very expensive experience.

I also provide some advice as to how you could possibly afford such a situation as well as a possible way to avoid trouble.

My Standard Myth deals with the overall looks of males vs females.

I also suggest some AKC articles. (see below for links)

New Puppy Checklist
LINK: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/puppy-information/new-puppy-checklist/

New Puppy Owner Questions
LINK: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/new-puppy-owner-questions/

Is Your Dog Stubborn?
LINK: https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/is-your-dog-stubborn/

Questions from the Internet:
Please remember to ask questions. I’d much rather answer questions from my listeners. There’s a page on our woebgonbassets.com website where you can either record a question or send one by email.

Music
“Do Your Ears Hang Low”
By Trygve Larsen or “Nesrality” available royalty free from Pixabay.

This video and all material contained therein is Copyrighted© by Donald Bullock all All Rights Reserved. It cannot be edited, copied, printed or rebroadcasted in part or in full without his expressed written permission.

We attempted our first breeding between Mandy and Moose. As I explain in the podcast, things didn’t go well. You’ll discover that breeding isn’t as easy as some think.

In this episode I explain why Pam and I decided to become breeders of basset hounds. It’s not for the reasons that many of you think.

T-shirts and a custom mug are available through our website http://www.woebgonbassets.com

To help you out with asking questions I've decided to provide my email address to you here. It's donbullock@woebgonbassets.com. The YouTube Comments have been opened up as well. They will remain open unless I start receiving inappropriate or fraudulent or SPAM comments or ads for bassets. I don't have time to constantly delete inappropriate comments as I have to do on other places on the Internet.

Music

“Do Your Ears Hang Low”

By Trygve Larsen or “Nesrality” available royalty free from Pixabay.

This podcast and all material contained therein is Copyrighted© by Donald Bullock all All Rights Reserved. It cannot be edited, copied, printed or rebroadcasted in part or in full without his expressed written permission.

We added a puppy from Moose to our pack. I also introduce the concept behind the first competitive dog shows and how they developed. Someone asked why their basset hound has longer legs than most others. Those stories and more in this episode of WOEBGON the Basset Hound Podcast.

In this episode I share what techniques scammers use to hook people. I also include true examples of people who have been scammed. Fortunately these people have either contacted a local news organization or the Better Business Bureau with their stories. They were willing to admit that they fell for a scam.

Internet fraud is rampent. Scammers will do anything they can think of to get your money. I’ve concentrated on puppy scams but have also included examples from rescue. Scammers don’t care who’s contacting them or anything about them. All they care for is scamming people out of their hard earned money.

Getting a dog from anyone is a highly emotional experience. People lose sense of reality and fall for these scams. They are also greatly hurt emotionally. That’s why it’s important to share this episode or at least the information to others. The more we share the fewer people will suffer from these scams.

Woebgon Bassets website:
woebgonbassets.com
Email:
donbullock@woebgonbassets.com

Basset Hound Club of America Website:
basset-BHCA.org

There is a website, PetScams.com, that lists alleged scammer’s websites. Unfortunately, due to the large number of these websites, they do not include rescue or Social Media suspected scams.
http://www.petscams.com

Online puppy scams: How to protect yourself against fake online dog breeders
HTTPS://youtu.be/O1HufKMDEoI?si=fTp9HKbLkQJIdgph

Potential dog owners fall prey to fake breeder websites
HTTPS://youtu.be/yLsUenYyWtk?si=2h_QGJ6r5S88aE2S

Beware of puppy scams in San Diego County
HTTPS://youtu.be/UurWc_axu2s?si=zSDUAKWeaFM5eAfQ


Education about our breed is a key to avoiding any of these scams. That’s one reason I decided to create this podcast. Your goal should be to know more about basset hounds than the scammers. do. That’s your best protection in this and many others of getting and caring for your basset.

A future episode of WOEBGON the Basset Hound Podcast will concentrate solely on rescue both legitimate groups and those that aren’t. It’s become a big business in many countries.

While I’m using a fraudulent breeder website as an example there are also fraudulent rescue websites. In this episode of WOEBGON the Basset Hound Podcast I’ll be sharing how to spot one of these websites. I use an actual alleged puppy scammer’s website as an example.

I need to make sure to say all this is alleged. In our country people are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

In this episode I share ways to spot websites created by fraudulent breeders and rescue groups on the Internet.

There is a website, http://www.petscams.com, that lists alleged scammer’s websites. Unfortunately, due to the large number of these websites, they do not include rescue or Social Media suspected scams.

News Programs on Puppy Scams:

Online puppy scams: How to protect yourself against fake online dog breeders
LINK: https://youtu.be/O1HufKMDEoI?si=ARXNfXm9pi7aN2NA




Beware of puppy scams in San Diego County
LINK: https://youtu.be/UurWc_axu2s?si=TIvrfqXvLfs41aPv


Education about our breed is a key to avoiding any of these scams. That’s one reason I decided to create this podcast. Your goal should be to know more about basset hounds than the scammers. do. That’s your best protection in this and many others of getting and caring for your basset.

A future episode of WOEBGON the Basset Hound Podcast will concentrate solely on rescue both legitimate groups and those that aren’t. It’s become a big business in many countries.

Episode 11 of the podcast will provide more on Internet fraud. I’ll be sharing why people fall for these scams and provide actual examples of cases where people were scammed.

This episode of WOEBGON explains how we acquired our first girl and information on how good breeders and rescue groups can work together. There's a lot of rhetoric these days that tries to make it look like breeders and rescue are opposites. In this episode I include information on how they actually work together. We're BOTH interested in maintaining our breed.

Acquiring our first girl for breeding purposes is documented in this episode. I explain the process we went though. While it wasn't as difficult as we thought it would be that's because Pam and I had already established a good reputation in the breed. As you see we still had to make some difficult decisions.

As for good breeders and rescue groups working together BOTH are extremely important to any breed. Good breeders should be producing good examples of our breed that don't end up in need of being rescued. Without them we wouldn't have a breed. The rescue groups are needed to clean up the mess of those breeders who aren't responsible for the dogs they breed. In this episode I explain an excellent example where both groups work together for the benefit of our breed. In doing so I provide an excellent place to start for those who wish to rescue a basset hound. Both groups Compliment each other and help maintain our wonderful breed.

T-shirts and a custom mug are available through our website http://www.woebgonbassets.com


Daphneyland Video

HTTPS://youtu.be/_6zMEH872JU?si=q3YgTqzL7jUkMIC8

To help you out with asking questions I've decided to provide my email address to you here. It's donbullock@woebgonbassets.com. The YouTube Comments have been opened up as well. They will remain open unless I start receiving inappropriate or fraudulent or SPAM comments or ads for bassets. I don't have time to constantly delete inappropriate comments as I have to do on other places on the Internet.

Music
“Do Your Ears Hang Low”
By Trygve Larsen or “Nesrality” available royalty free from Pixabay.

This video and all material contained therein is Copyrighted© by Donald Bullock all All Rights Reserved. It cannot be edited, copied, printed or rebroadcasted in part or in full without his expressed written permission.

Episode 8 of WOEBGON

Pam and I decided that we would like to breed our own basset hounds. I tell the story on how we went about selecting our first stud dog.

Heavy bone is an important feature of the breed. I include information on this feature of basset hounds including why it's important, where the idea for heavy bone came from, etc.

Where the breed, basset hound, came from is somewhat a mystery for some. I include information that should help clear up that mystery and provide some facts surrounding their origin.

Listener, Susan, asked some important questions that I think all of you can relate to. Hopefully you'll find my answers helpful.

To help you out with asking questions I've decided to provide my email address to you here. It's donbullock@woebgonbassets.com. The YouTube Comments have been opened up as well. They will remain open unless I start receiving inappropriate or fraudulent or SPAM comments or ads for bassets. I don't have time to constantly delete inappropriate comments as I have to do on other places on the Internet.

Music:
“Do Your Ears Hang Low”
Available royalty free from Pixabay
Music by Trygve Larsen or “Nesrality”

Inspirational Background
Available royalty free on Pixabay
Music by AudioCoffee: https://www.audiocoffee.net

This video and all material contained therein unless otherwise stated is Copyrighted© by Donald Bullock all All Rights Reserved. It cannot be edited, copied, printed or rebroadcasted in part or in full without his expressed written permission.