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22-07-2008, 06:51 PM
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its easy to forget where..
my dogs came from originally.but when you look at these bad boys you can certainly see it in them.so many features,habits,pack rules etc and i see it all day with my two.
the main differnce is size but they really are so alike.
my day out yesterday showed me these stunning creatures.
grey wolves
my siberian husky avalanche
pup wolf at 2 months
avalanche at 2 months roughly
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the main differnce is size but they really are so alike.
my day out yesterday showed me these stunning creatures.
grey wolves
my siberian husky avalanche
pup wolf at 2 months
avalanche at 2 months roughly
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22-07-2008, 07:08 PM
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and this is the only one of the pack allowed to steal any meat from the dominant male full stop.his offspring. the others have to wait around till he has had enough then its their turn.
also only the dominant male and his dominant female can mate.the rest of the pack are there for support,helping with the cubs,etc
and this is the only one of the pack allowed to steal any meat from the dominant male full stop.his offspring. the others have to wait around till he has had enough then its their turn.
also only the dominant male and his dominant female can mate.the rest of the pack are there for support,helping with the cubs,etc
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22-07-2008, 07:17 PM
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strange thats what they all get called.my mates is the same and called ice too.tbh when i was looking,i was after a black and white one with blue eyes.
but when i got there the two i have now were the ones that took to me and i took to them.even over the black and white one.
both mine have brown eyes but are equally stunning.
they are not an easy dog to own(why alot get re-homed)but i did alot f research and knew what i was getting in too.wouldnt be without them now at all.
22-07-2008, 07:21 PM
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love the fact that they dont bark.........................they just howoooollllllll..........it does his neighbours heads in...............
22-07-2008, 07:23 PM
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lol,yep.tends to worry people too.mine arent too bad but when they decide to go on one together you know about it
they dont do it very often though thank god.
people also avoid them due to their looks
which is a shame as they are so friendly with people but they just dont realise it.
22-07-2008, 08:13 PM
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my dog is also siberian husky cross alsation (the white one)hes 4 months old and sortin out dominance with the older spaniel at the mo. the black dog is my brothers alsation cross collie and has just moved in for a while and put the other two right in there place! 
22-07-2008, 08:15 PM
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you may still find he does become the dominant dog even though younger.huskies are very dominant due to thier background.so can tend to take over
ours have never rolled over for a dog at all even when they were pups.
lovely looking dog though mate
ours have never rolled over for a dog at all even when they were pups.
lovely looking dog though mate
22-07-2008, 09:13 PM
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I absolutely love Huskies, yours are gorgeous
I couldn't have dogs like that, I'm far too soft and they would walk all over me as an owner. I'll stick to staffies, we've had Amy for nearly 5 years now and she's mint. She's so friendly and loving, such an attention seeker bless her
I couldn't have dogs like that, I'm far too soft and they would walk all over me as an owner. I'll stick to staffies, we've had Amy for nearly 5 years now and she's mint. She's so friendly and loving, such an attention seeker bless her
23-07-2008, 07:49 AM
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I absolutely love Huskies, yours are gorgeous
I couldn't have dogs like that, I'm far too soft and they would walk all over me as an owner. I'll stick to staffies, we've had Amy for nearly 5 years now and she's mint. She's so friendly and loving, such an attention seeker bless her
I couldn't have dogs like that, I'm far too soft and they would walk all over me as an owner. I'll stick to staffies, we've had Amy for nearly 5 years now and she's mint. She's so friendly and loving, such an attention seeker bless her
thats exactly the problem tracey has with them both.strangely enough it ascari thats the main problem for her and she is the smallest
you do have to be very dominant with them and aggresive but that doesnt mean you have to hurt them.i have never and will never hit them at all.in anyway.
i repremand them like the mother or dominant male would.grab them by the scruff of the neck and put them down.using my hands like a mouth to "bite" them.
no dog ever needs hitting imo.
23-07-2008, 06:05 PM
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here's my dog Tex
he's still a pup and a rescue dog so i'm careful when disciplining him. he's had tap on the nose a few times and now just the threat is enough so he seems to be getting the message he's SO lively! he's waiting for me at 6am when i get up and is waiting at the gate when i get back (thats if he's not with me anyway, he loves the truck) pulls like a feckin steam train on the lead (i'm a big bloke) and he pulls me loads. theres still abit of training to do. He howls and barks, but its SO cool when he howls. proper eery.
according to the vet when i had him checked out, he's approx 9-12 months old, and an alsation husky cross. personally i think he was a christmas present and he got too big
i HATE it when that happens. anyway... i love him to bits, here he is.
he's still a pup and a rescue dog so i'm careful when disciplining him. he's had tap on the nose a few times and now just the threat is enough so he seems to be getting the message
he's SO lively! he's waiting for me at 6am when i get up and is waiting at the gate when i get back (thats if he's not with me anyway, he loves the truck) pulls like a feckin steam train on the lead (i'm a big bloke) and he pulls me loads. theres still abit of training to do. He howls and barks, but its SO cool when he howls. proper eery.according to the vet when i had him checked out, he's approx 9-12 months old, and an alsation husky cross. personally i think he was a christmas present and he got too big
i HATE it when that happens. anyway... i love him to bits, here he is.
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23-07-2008, 06:36 PM
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23-07-2008, 07:45 PM
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orionmojo,he looks a stunning cross
you should never hit a dog on the nose at all though bud. its where all their senses are.its the equivalant of us being kicked in the head by steel toes.
a dogs most important sense is smell. they come in to the world smelling,then hearing then seeing. the complete opposite to a human.
pete, ice is gorgeous.really really nice features.bet he is a right sneaky pest
you should never hit a dog on the nose at all though bud. its where all their senses are.its the equivalant of us being kicked in the head by steel toes.
a dogs most important sense is smell. they come in to the world smelling,then hearing then seeing. the complete opposite to a human.
pete, ice is gorgeous.really really nice features.bet he is a right sneaky pest
23-07-2008, 11:21 PM
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orionmojo,he looks a stunning cross
you should never hit a dog on the nose at all though bud. its where all their senses are.its the equivalant of us being kicked in the head by steel toes.
a dogs most important sense is smell. they come in to the world smelling,then hearing then seeing. the complete opposite to a human.
you should never hit a dog on the nose at all though bud. its where all their senses are.its the equivalant of us being kicked in the head by steel toes.
a dogs most important sense is smell. they come in to the world smelling,then hearing then seeing. the complete opposite to a human.
. he knows he can trust me and i hope i can trust him he's got puppy stamina though lol. absolutly crazy for 25 mins then wont respond, he'll just sit there knackered then sleep for a few hours i'll get there with him though.
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23-07-2008, 11:32 PM
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23-07-2008, 11:52 PM
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My mates dog carter sat on his stool being fed a snack by my other mates two girls..
Such a softie, brilliant fun looking after him, get so many women talking to you because of him..
He sat on the table bit of a bench with me on the seat part in a local pub a while ago, garden faces the main road, shoulda seen the amount of cars having to late brake to stop as they were staring at us.
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Such a softie, brilliant fun looking after him, get so many women talking to you because of him..
He sat on the table bit of a bench with me on the seat part in a local pub a while ago, garden faces the main road, shoulda seen the amount of cars having to late brake to stop as they were staring at us.
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