Lets see pics of your dogs as puppies.....
27-01-2007, 03:24 PM
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Well this is my dog "Taffy". He's nearly 1 now but he's mischievous as ever! And never resists a photo or 2.
And this is the missus' dog Dylan, which she insists is still a puppy...
Lee
And this is the missus' dog Dylan, which she insists is still a puppy...
Lee
27-01-2007, 03:38 PM
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2 Months old:
3 Months:
6 Months:
9 months: (took him on a huge walk, coz he had to go in for an operation that week on his leg, and he was on total rest for a few months
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He's now 13 MOnths old, absolutly HUGE, and a right terror, but i luv him to bits, no recent piccies on my comp though
3 Months:
6 Months:
9 months: (took him on a huge walk, coz he had to go in for an operation that week on his leg, and he was on total rest for a few months
)He's now 13 MOnths old, absolutly HUGE, and a right terror, but i luv him to bits, no recent piccies on my comp though
27-01-2007, 07:06 PM
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theres some stunning dogs there.love the boxer,and all those dalmations in the box look cool.
heres our huskies.
4weeks old
avalanche the boy
ascari the girl
8 weeks old
16weeks
now at 18 weeks,excuse the fact that the dvd case is the wrong way,they had a tendency of chewing the cardboard cases on the special editions
and the dusty stuff on the cabinets is anti-perspirent to stop them chewing the knobs
only young but they are so funny and we love them to bits
heres our huskies.
4weeks old
avalanche the boy
ascari the girl
8 weeks old
16weeks
now at 18 weeks,excuse the fact that the dvd case is the wrong way,they had a tendency of chewing the cardboard cases on the special editions
and the dusty stuff on the cabinets is anti-perspirent to stop them chewing the knobs
only young but they are so funny and we love them to bits
27-01-2007, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by NIL 7717
theres some stunning dogs there.love the boxer,and all those dalmations in the box look cool.
heres our huskies.
4weeks old
avalanche the boy
ascari the girl
8 weeks old
16weeks
now at 18 weeks,excuse the fact that the dvd case is the wrong way,they had a tendency of chewing the cardboard cases on the special editions
and the dusty stuff on the cabinets is anti-perspirent to stop them chewing the knobs
only young but they are so funny and we love them to bits
heres our huskies.
4weeks old
avalanche the boy
ascari the girl
8 weeks old
16weeks
now at 18 weeks,excuse the fact that the dvd case is the wrong way,they had a tendency of chewing the cardboard cases on the special editions
and the dusty stuff on the cabinets is anti-perspirent to stop them chewing the knobs
only young but they are so funny and we love them to bits
These are gorgeous dogs mate, really like huskies and thinking about looking into getting one.
Can i be cheeky and ask how much they were
Have you had any problems with them and what kind of temprament (sp!) do they have? Do they eat any special kind of food or same as any other dogs ? Have had to put my dalmatian on a special diet after he developed crystals in his bladder the poor wee bugger ! Had to take him to vet last week for emergency op as was peeing blood and in quite a bit of distress
Ł400 later he seems to be sorted! Bloody vets dont half know what to charge! 
27-01-2007, 07:54 PM
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thank you very much mate. i love them to bits,the temperament is great.they adore people and seem to get on with other dogs fairly easy. i cant think of a friendlier dog,they are like it due to breeding,they used to be left with the innuite mums and children while the dads went out hunting so are good with kids.
i will say though they are hard work,i did alt of research and went to see a few people i knows dogs and houses before i went for them.i always wanted one but had to be prepared for the chewing the exercise and the time they need.
unfortunately you cant let them off to run,they wont come back due to their nature,and they can clear a 6ft fence from standing
so if a male gets whiff of a bitch in heat he can go without your choice
food wise we feed sicence plan sensitive food and nutro biscuit.quite expensive but not bad.unfortunately huskies have ibs so do suffer from upset stomach alot(like me)
they do chew a bit but they are pups and as long as there are plenty of toys shouldnt chew too much but i wont say they dont becausse its not fair.
i would just say they are a great breed but do your home work first to be sure you know what your in for.
any other advise or questions just ask mate
thank you very much mate.
i love them to bits,the temperament is great.they adore people and seem to get on with other dogs fairly easy. i cant think of a friendlier dog,they are like it due to breeding,they used to be left with the innuite mums and children while the dads went out hunting so are good with kids.i will say though they are hard work,i did alt of research and went to see a few people i knows dogs and houses before i went for them.i always wanted one but had to be prepared for the chewing the exercise and the time they need.
unfortunately you cant let them off to run,they wont come back due to their nature,and they can clear a 6ft fence from standing
so if a male gets whiff of a bitch in heat he can go without your choice food wise we feed sicence plan sensitive food and nutro biscuit.quite expensive but not bad.unfortunately huskies have ibs so do suffer from upset stomach alot(like me)
they do chew a bit but they are pups and as long as there are plenty of toys shouldnt chew too much but i wont say they dont becausse its not fair.
i would just say they are a great breed but do your home work first to be sure you know what your in for.
any other advise or questions just ask mate
27-01-2007, 07:55 PM
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my baby she,s now 13 months pictured @ 8 weeks 2 days when we got her another i bought from england,i live in sweden ,originally form wigan,but he got stolen from a car
and another little lad i bought in england
shame
brilliant with kids, 18 months old ,3 homes no fault of his own 
now he is going to start a new life with my older brother in the canaries
27-01-2007, 07:56 PM
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cocofireblade
sorry i forgot. they were a grand for the pair.
and dont buy from up north,theres alot of these being blagged as pedigree but they are just swapping papers.so really pedigree doesnt matter. ours were from a registered breeder in kings lynn.an old bird who just loves the breed,if you need the name i can send you the details
sorry i forgot. they were a grand for the pair.and dont buy from up north,theres alot of these being blagged as pedigree but they are just swapping papers.so really pedigree doesnt matter. ours were from a registered breeder in kings lynn.an old bird who just loves the breed,if you need the name i can send you the details
27-01-2007, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by NIL 7717
cocofireblade
sorry i forgot. they were a grand for the pair.
and dont buy from up north,theres alot of these being blagged as pedigree but they are just swapping papers.so really pedigree doesnt matter. ours were from a registered breeder in kings lynn.an old bird who just loves the breed,if you need the name i can send you the details
sorry i forgot. they were a grand for the pair.and dont buy from up north,theres alot of these being blagged as pedigree but they are just swapping papers.so really pedigree doesnt matter. ours were from a registered breeder in kings lynn.an old bird who just loves the breed,if you need the name i can send you the details
Im not going to rush into getting one and going to do quite a bit of research first and find out as much as i can about them. What actual breed are your two, are they Alaskan ?
I might be in touch with you again to find out some more info if you dont mind
And i tought they might have been a bit more expensive than that as my dalamatian cost me Ł500 !! He has quite a pedigree though as both his parents were show champions.
27-01-2007, 08:22 PM
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they are siberian huskies,alaskan are malamutes which are huge compared to huskies.we nearly had these but our mates didnt breed
they are alot different though.the malamute is more brawn and the huskie is more clever
you are more than welcome to get in touch pal.im happy to help.
for books there is a company called pet love who are very informative. they cover all dogs.
there were huskies at the 800-900 pound mark but ours arent kc registered so were cheaper.we only want for pets ,you need kc if you want to breed,race or show.
the malamutes are a rare breed and go for 900 up normally
they are siberian huskies,alaskan are malamutes which are huge compared to huskies.we nearly had these but our mates didnt breed
they are alot different though.the malamute is more brawn and the huskie is more clever
you are more than welcome to get in touch pal.im happy to help.
for books there is a company called pet love who are very informative. they cover all dogs.
there were huskies at the 800-900 pound mark but ours arent kc registered so were cheaper.we only want for pets ,you need kc if you want to breed,race or show.
the malamutes are a rare breed and go for 900 up normally
27-01-2007, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by NIL 7717
cocofireblade
they are siberian huskies,alaskan are malamutes which are huge compared to huskies.we nearly had these but our mates didnt breed
they are alot different though.the malamute is more brawn and the huskie is more clever
you are more than welcome to get in touch pal.im happy to help.
for books there is a company called pet love who are very informative. they cover all dogs.
there were huskies at the 800-900 pound mark but ours arent kc registered so were cheaper.we only want for pets ,you need kc if you want to breed,race or show.
the malamutes are a rare breed and go for 900 up normally
they are siberian huskies,alaskan are malamutes which are huge compared to huskies.we nearly had these but our mates didnt breed
they are alot different though.the malamute is more brawn and the huskie is more clever
you are more than welcome to get in touch pal.im happy to help.
for books there is a company called pet love who are very informative. they cover all dogs.
there were huskies at the 800-900 pound mark but ours arent kc registered so were cheaper.we only want for pets ,you need kc if you want to breed,race or show.
the malamutes are a rare breed and go for 900 up normally
Nice one mate
Im not that concerned about KC registered as want it purely for a pet and not interested in showing or the like.
My wife has just come upstairs and seen the pics of your two dogs and said.... Oh my god look at them...aint they absloutley gorgeous
Wont have any trouble persuading her to let me have one then
27-01-2007, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Jemma
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, I want one
Anyone know which breeds are good with children?
With all the bad press on the news recently, I'm getting paranoid
Anyone know which breeds are good with children?
With all the bad press on the news recently, I'm getting paranoid
[/quote] great dogs mines 14 yo and hes still a puppy at heart lots of energy
27-01-2007, 09:09 PM
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PS:Hes a lovable wanker as he chews,tosser,Good boy.
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PS:Hes a lovable wanker as he chews,tosser,Good boy.
28-01-2007, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Jemma
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, I want one
Anyone know which breeds are good with children?
With all the bad press on the news recently, I'm getting paranoid
Anyone know which breeds are good with children?
With all the bad press on the news recently, I'm getting paranoid
any dog can be a problem with kids if not trained well enough and made sure it knows its place in the family.
but staffs,labs,huskies,bulldogs,boxers are all good with kids provided they are treated right.
