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Directory "A Miracle had occurred" Continued dolfos made a poster of It, an ad for which ran In the August issue of Photographic. "Things have really been crazy," said Carol, who's fielding offers for greeting cards and photo sessions. The Gandolfos say Cinnamon is the only one of their three cats who likes to hit the road on foot or by car. Carol says, "He'll wait by the door each evening and let us know with loud and encouraging remarks that it's time for his walk." His outings, she says, are Cinnamon's chance "to see and be seen." When Fame knocked at his cat basket, he was ready. In tha following list of breador aach hat at batt on Champion in the brttd ha li advartiting.

Consult thtm for puppies and stud service. BASENJI CAMBRIA KENNELS (714) 842-8672 BEAGLES VALIOAY BEAQLES, REO. (213) 839-0729, 837-1395 BOXERS HAREl-HAUS PUPS 8TU0 SERVICE (818) 843-4359 CLUMBER SPANIELS CAMEO, PUPS, CH. 8TUD SVC (714) S28-2092 COCKER SPANIELS SHENANIGANS (213 838-6979 714 338-1612 DACHSHUNDS FALLBROOK COUNTRY DACHSHUNDS (619) 728-4485 DOBERMAN PINSCHERS SCHUTZHUND. STUD, PUPS, TANRE (714) 371-5167 GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTERS VAN HAINHOLZ, IMPORT F.C.

STD. (805 256-385S GIANT SCHNAUZER BLUE RIBBON CH. STUD. PUPS (818) 767-2211 GOLDEN RETRIEVERS KAZAK CHAMPS SINCE 1965 805 946-1739 GOLDLEAVES. CH.

STUD, PUPS (714 620-4514 KERRY BLUE TERRIERS VALORAMOR LA HABRA (213) 691-1152 LHASA APSO LORI SHAN (714 371-5061, (818) 359-2020 MARLO LHASAS, CH. STUDS. PUPS (213 859-3930 GALAXY PUPS STUDS (213) 934-8292 818) 842-4164 LAKELAND TERRIERS VALORAMOR LA HABRA (213) 691-1152 MALTESE BEA FORSGREN CH. STDS PUPS (818 249-4009 MARION KENNER CH. STUDS, PUPS (818) 362-3891 VET A An Eye on Cataracts I street my dog has cataracts.

How sttccessfiil is cataract surgery? Is a lens always placed in the dog's eye? MM Currently 75 to 85 of cataract surgeries are considered successful. However, some dogs may also have a degeneration of the retina; in such cases, surgery will not restore vision. Since mature cataracts make it impossible to examine the retina, have your pet's eyes examined immediately if you suspect cataracts. Lens replacement following cataract surgery isn't necessary. Marilyn Twitchell DVM Abe Vigoda, Star of "Barney Miller" and April 17, 1986 Dear Breeder's Choice, We have an 814 year old dog named "Reggie," an English Springer Spaniel.

Since the age of two he had been suffering with a serious skin condition (itching, scratching) and also a severe loss of hair. We love him very much and have literally suffered along with him. Through the years we have taken him to Veterinarians who have prescribed antibiotics, but to no avail. One day we were selecting his dog food at our Pet Shop and noticed Avo-Derm. It stated that Avo-Derm Dog Food was a skin and coat conditioner.

My wife and I looked at each other and said, "We've tried everything else, why not Avo-Derm?" Within a month, lo and behold, a miracle had occurred! New shiny hair started to grow on his patchy bald areas and his itching and scratching had decreased significantly. We are truly grateful to Avo-Derm. Now "Reggie's" hair has grown in fully and he really looks great! Thank you again. Sincerely, FYI MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS COROVAN, ALL COLORS (619) 463-9897 COAST CANINE COUNTRY CLUB (714 549-9799 Animal Intelligence UCLA Extension offers courses this fall from one-day sessions to full-quarter classes for animal aficionados of all kinds. Fundamentals of Horse Care, on Oct.

18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at LA. Pierce College, Woodland Hills (145). Horsemanship, an English-style riding class, on Oct. 1, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., at UCLA, then beginning Oct.

22, eight 1-hour riding sessions at Westlake Stables, Westlake Village Field Studies of California Birds, five Wednesday meetings beginning Oct. 8, from 7 to 9:30 p.m., at UCLA, and four Saturday field trips Tracking the Black Bear: A Weekend in Sequoia National Park, from Oct. 11 to 13 ($165 plus travel, meals and accommodations). Observing Animals: Behavioral Studies in Zoos, 12 Monday meetings, Sept. 22 to Dec.

15, from 7:30 to 10 p.m., plus observational training session on Nov. 1, at the LA. Zoo Education Center ($135 for credit; $105 for noncredit). The World of Primates, five Wednesday meetings from Nov. 5 to Dec.

3, from 7 to 10 p.m., and one meeting Nov. 29, 9:30 a.m. to noon, at the LA. Zoo Education Center For more information, call (213) 825-7093. OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOGS OANOAUON, CHAMPIONS, STUDS, PUPS (213) 697-6212 POODLES GLORYCOLE KENNEL, UN -STD -TOY (714) 531-7650 STANDARD POODLES PINAFORE KENNEL, CH.

STUDS, 8 PUPPIES (714 822-7020 ROTTWEILER VON REISHOFF (818) 446-6660 FREE BUYERS' GUDE POWDERHORNWENCREST (213 851-3174 818) 669-9514 WINDCASTLE, PUPS-CH STUD SERVICE (818) 446-6876 SCOTTISH TERRIERS KARDOS KNLS. STUD-PUPS (213) 641-4151 SEALYHAM TERRIERS MERMLAND REG. CH. STUD -PUPS (714) 828-2024 SETTERS IRISH ENGLISH THENOERIN KNLS. POS.

(213) 821-5612 213 821-8742 SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS SARWYN (213 948-3609: RIVSBERN (619 868-4428 SUNSET SHELTIES (818) 358-2870 SHIH-TZU SHEILA GORDON PUPS 6 STUDS (818) 765-5596 PINAFORE KENNEL, CH. STUDS. a PUPPES (714 822-7020 SILKY TERRIERS HICKS, 5701 LINCOLN, CYPRESS (714) 527-3116 SKYE TERRIERS SKYECREST KENNELS (818) 768-5098 VIZSLAS CALLAE, PUPS, FREE BREED MFO. (805) 831-8760 WELSH CORGIS, PEMBROKE JAN-DON, PUPS, STUDS (818) 642-1431 as Avo-Derm more than a complete dog food. Available at pet stores and feed stores everywhere.

In Los Angeles call 818-337-3159 LOS ANGELES TIMES MAGAZINE, SEPTEMBER 7, 1986 51.