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pyrmom
Posted: 10:07:59 AM 5/21/2008
This has also been posted in the Dog Talk section.

It seems there is a question about folks who may become impatient after not receiving (what they consider to be) timely replies to questions posted.

PLEASE note, the forum is divided into several topics. Mods spend a great deal of time moving topics to the appropriate category every day. For some reason, rather than checking the sections, most new folks and more than a few long time members feel pretty much everything belongs in the "General" section. So, mods move those threads to their proper place.

Dog training issues are under the dog trainig section. Dog medical questions are posted under that section.

The same is true for cats, horses, small animals, etc... that is why admin set up the sections! It is supposed to make it easier for posters to find answers or begin a discussion on a given topic.

There is also a FUNCTIONING search on the site at long last. It is located just under the tabs "forum", "messages", "settings", etc... If you need answers and can't get a reply quickly enough to suit, please use the search function. That is what it's there for!

It's wonderful to be able to visit the forum. It's fantastic to seek help, ask questions, share knowledge and experience, but for heaven's sake! You can't put a time limit on when folks will reply!

If you're seeking assistance, please be sure your title is clear in stating that. A topics listing the breed and age as your subject in no way indicates you need assistance!

In short, please be fair and patient in expecting replies and please use the functions provided by admin in our format for quicker information.
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