Tribe.net. Local Connections Eurynome http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/093e46f1-ad62-430d-9b5d-ec65141a9db4 2007-02-07T19:44:51Z 2007-02-07T19:44:51Z

<div> <br/>Hi everyone! <br/> <br/>I am hoping to find an angel to help me and my gorgeous dog Socrates out. It's a big one ... I am moving back to Australia from Boston and want desperately to take my baby with me. However, all the quarantine places in Australia are filled up for the next 5-6 months. Since I can only legally (well, legally-esque - i think i'm already over my visa limitations) stay in america for another month, I cannot wait with him. So, I am hoping to find someone out there who loves animals and is willing to foster Socrates during the time it takes to secure him a spot in quarantine. <br/> <br/>He is a beautiful fox terrier/beagle mix, with a truly old soul and the heart of an angel. He LOVES humans, and would bring so much love and affection to you. He's nearly 5, in good health, and I would of course provide a much remuneration as I possibly could, incl his food/vet bills. <br/> <br/>It's a big ask, I know, but I have to try and believe that there is someone out there who may be able to help me and my beloved get through this. If you are interested, or know anyone who may be, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me know asap! <br/> <br/>Hoping and loving, <br/>Lauren and Socrates <br/>xox</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

Eurynome 2007-02-07T19:44:51Z Just_Tracy http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/c8e9311f-240c-4ef8-89dc-0665e4c0443d 2005-10-11T20:55:32Z 2005-10-11T20:55:32Z

<div>Does anyone have any experience introducing a new beagle puppy into your beloved old beagle's world??? <br/> <br/>I found Dixie (an eight week old female beagle) last Monday on the side of the road... abandoned, hungry, sick... I couldn't leave her. I brought her to my vet and and have her being brought back to health there... but it's time to pick her up. I'm really kind of scared to introduce her to Indy (my 13 yr old female beagle). Indy has been the only four legged person in our house since she was a pup and she really isn't other-animal tolerant. In fact, she hates other dogs and you can just forget about cats.... <br/> <br/>Any suggestions??? <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

Just_Tracy 2005-10-11T20:55:32Z flyranger39 http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/7a46455e-6f8a-416f-9824-a6a525ae7092 2005-10-05T04:15:37Z 2005-10-05T04:15:37Z

<div>Greetings. <br/> <br/>I'm thinking of self feeding my beagle? Any thoughts? <br/> <br/>Thanks.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

flyranger39 2005-10-05T04:15:37Z devilgirl23 http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/c824928f-84ec-4a89-8fb3-d105d2363c77 2005-09-27T19:16:40Z 2005-09-23T19:54:27Z

<div>I am planning on buying a beagle. I have heard different things from different people about whether a beagle should be crated while the owners are at work. Some say that they should not be left to roam a house unsupervised. I'm not sure crating is the answer. Anyone have advice?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 4 replies </div>

devilgirl23 2005-09-23T19:54:27Z Erin http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/dcbca595-0b4a-41b9-bafc-53dbc5dac50f 2005-09-27T15:02:09Z 2005-09-27T12:12:22Z

<div>Hey folks. <br/> <br/>Sydney (see photo) is my new litttle baby. She is about 9 weeks old right now. There is still mostly black on her head and face. I've heard that beagles color changes as they grow up. Anyone know if her head will get lighter yet? Just curious.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 1 reply </div>

Erin 2005-09-27T12:12:22Z flyranger39 http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/8b4d3f77-5b38-4e10-acda-b409f55924a6 2005-09-09T16:16:17Z 2005-09-08T22:07:44Z

<div>Hello everyone, <br/> <br/>I'm new to the tribe and just wanted to say hello to all the beagle lovers out there... <br/> <br/>I've always wanted a beagle ever since I was a child and now life with Monty is both good and challenging. I picked up Monty in Point Magoo Air Force base last month. He is now 10 weeks old and loves shoe laces, furniture and pretty much anything that he can get his paws on. <br/> <br/>Does anyone here have any advice for a new beagle dad? (i.e. obedience, nutrition, etc.) Any help is appreciated. <br/> <br/>Thanks</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 2 replies </div>

flyranger39 2005-09-08T22:07:44Z Supah http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/cac187ab-558d-431b-902f-6d3981fec299 2005-09-08T21:40:11Z 2003-11-21T21:22:47Z

<div>Sadly, beagles aren't the right dog for everybody. Unfortunately, many people learn this AFTER getting a beagle...only to dump it or try to rehome it. <br/> <br/>I am actively involved with beagle rescue and have had over 20 beagles come through my home in one year alone. If you love the breed, and have space for a spare pair of long ears....consider contacting your local rescue organization and volunteering to foster. <br/> <br/>You will be a life-saving hero! <br/> <br/>www.houstonbeaglerescue.org</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 6 replies </div>

Supah 2003-11-21T21:22:47Z http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/891731d3-9811-4bcf-9389-17ea355232fc 2004-12-05T05:30:31Z 2004-12-05T05:30:31Z

<div>Hi, I'm LeAnn. Five years ago, hubby, son and I went to the animal shelter to rescue a dog. We looked at a lot of dogs when there sat an old (I thought), overweight Beagle. In the pen next to him was an Austrailan Cattle Dog, which hubby wanted. We got Fred. He's been a slug mostly, but a loveable one, who knows that I rescued him from the big fire hydrant in the sky. Two days ago, he had surgery on his thigh to remove a softball -sized fatty cyst. He's wearing boxer shorts to keep from messing with the stitches and the drainage tube. He's a sweet dog, and I think this has made us appreciate him even more. Long live Fred, Dog of Valor!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

2004-12-05T05:30:31Z ←Shaψna→ http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/a9379021-aebf-43a5-9d6f-c5113b82b65d 2004-12-02T10:16:26Z 2004-12-02T10:16:26Z

<div>I posted pictures of my beagle. I hope no one minds. Her name is Luna and she was the first dog I had that was actually mine. She is 6 now and is still the sweetest thing ever.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

←Shaψna→ 2004-12-02T10:16:26Z Tyler http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/a7dbc6f5-af35-4061-85f4-a6a463295a33 2004-09-23T00:08:48Z 2004-02-20T20:23:32Z

<div>http://www.the-nest.com/andy/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 2 replies </div>

Tyler 2004-02-20T20:23:32Z David http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/caa3c455-5748-4952-b564-ac6f9d206473 2004-06-17T17:39:29Z 2004-06-16T17:21:16Z

<div>DogScape, the medical and social diary for dogs, is currently in beta test. We’re looking for web-skilled dog owners to sign up (it’s free), create profiles for their dogs, and make diary entries. <br/> <br/>http://www.dogscape.com <br/> <br/>DogScape lets you create a web page for your dogs with pictures and descriptions of your dogs. <br/> <br/>You can make social diary entries, including pictures, so you can share your dog’s fun, exploits, frisking, and other social activities with friends, family, or the whole world. Track your puppy’s growth. Remember your dog’s favorite friends. <br/> <br/>You can make medical diary entries. You can keep these entries private or share them with friends. Keep track of vet visits, medication administration (“when was the last time I gave my pooch flea meds?”), and other medical events. <br/> <br/>Please help us beta test DogScape and make it the best place to share your dog’s life with others while keeping track of his health. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 1 reply </div>

David 2004-06-16T17:21:16Z FamilyKindOfGirl http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/8f48e99d-f0ad-4026-8d6f-8693f66d9f95 2004-02-28T20:35:08Z 2004-02-08T21:17:51Z

<div>Hello everyone I am new to this tribe.I have a 2 year old beagle. One of my beautiful babies:)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 7 replies </div>

FamilyKindOfGirl 2004-02-08T21:17:51Z Tyler http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/2475fcf5-9f5b-44b2-a75f-e544e213c531 2004-02-20T20:19:14Z 2004-02-20T20:19:14Z

<div>http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/national/AP-Miracle-Dog.html <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

Tyler 2004-02-20T20:19:14Z Digital_Goonie http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/44a31f15-5cae-4feb-9801-0766457d4406 2004-02-18T04:57:07Z 2004-02-18T04:55:59Z

<div>OK, this is so weird! I just posted something about my dog, Shadow and I look over at him and he's having a seizure. Or at least convulsing really bad. <br/> <br/>Is this a normal thing? This is the second time this has happened, the last time was about a 10 months ago. <br/> <br/>Should I be worried? Any advice would be great. <br/> <br/>Thanx</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 1 reply </div>

Digital_Goonie 2004-02-18T04:55:59Z Just_Tracy http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/fbe23040-f128-4c2e-ad02-54a851c1c7f7 2004-01-18T18:30:11Z 2004-01-18T18:30:11Z

<div>I've made these treats for Indy several times and she just seems to LOVE them... it may just be a 'beagle thing' as her cousins have had mixed responses to them. Let me know if your snoozey, fuzzy little bed warmer loves them as much as Indy... <br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <br/>INDY's CHEESY BONES <br/> <br/>Ingredients <br/> 2 cups quick-cooking oats <br/> 1/2 cup margarine, cut into pieces <br/> 4 beef or chicken bouillon cubes <br/> 2 cups boiling water <br/> 2 cups whole wheat flour <br/>1-1/2 cups yellow cornmeal <br/> 2 Tablespoons sugar <br/> 1 cup skim milk <br/> 2 large eggs <br/> 2 cups grated cheese (be careful to stay away from any that could be SPICY!) <br/> 2-4 cups all-purpose flour <br/> <br/>Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray cookie sheets with nonstick spray. <br/> <br/>Measure oats into a medium bowl, top with pieces of margarine and the bouillon cubes. Pour in boiling water and let sit for 10 minutes or until margarine and bouillon are dissolved. Mix well, then add whole wheat flour, cornmeal, sugar, milk, eggs and cheese. Add enough of the all purpose flour to make the dough stiff. Mix well, using hands if necessary. <br/> <br/>On floured surface, roll out the dough. The thinner the dough, the crispier the cookies will be. Use bone, cat, fire hydrant or any canine friendly cookie cutter you have to cut out cookies. Bake on prepared cookie sheets until hard and golden - 5 to 15 minutes depending on how thin the dough was rolled. Remove from cookie sheets and cool completely before serving. <br/> <br/>Serves: MORE than enough to treat every dog in the neighborhood! Honestly! <br/> <br/>Take Care... <br/>Tracy</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

Just_Tracy 2004-01-18T18:30:11Z http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/9637fe11-25f5-4aa6-9961-f6c29e5eb9df 2004-01-09T20:36:14Z 2003-11-14T18:18:00Z

<div>Beagles live to sleep. Not only are they warm and comforting, their snores can lull you to sleep in a matter of minutes. Agree/disagree? Care to share?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 4 replies </div>

2003-11-14T18:18:00Z John http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/85760c07-ad21-4af8-82fb-52ef7a6b0525 2003-12-04T01:13:25Z 2003-12-04T01:13:25Z

<div>Calgary based indie/pop singer/songwriter. <br/>Good stuff, check it out. <br/> <br/>http://www.beagleranch.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

John 2003-12-04T01:13:25Z http://beaglesnores.tribe.net/thread/89886cb0-29cd-4432-9260-556cc42d1e44 2003-11-21T13:48:54Z 2003-11-21T13:48:54Z

<div>http://www.beagles-on-the-web.com/ <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://beaglesnores.tribe.net">Beagles as Sleep Aids</a> - 0 replies </div>

2003-11-21T13:48:54Z