Andy

of course

I'm ordering lots of bottles of sun tan lotion then.

Too handsome by far But then he looks like a twin of my boy Darwin

My boy Darwin is also and expert escape artist our solution is to use a lead doubler a harness and a police lead. the police lead is attached to the main 'D' ring on the harness the doubler goes onto the collar through the handle on the harness to the collar and onto a low 'D'ring on the police lead. That way if he shimmies out of either the collar or the harness he will still be attached to the other and you can grab hold and reattach to whichever he's tried to escape from. He hasn't escaped from this set up in 2 years

Parti eye or not Just love him with all you've got. Give him the best life he can have.

Echo and Darwin used to fight. Always instigated by Echo and not over food or toys but people. She simply was overprotective of us Humans. for 2 1/2 years she would launch into him with little or no warning. When it happened we left the room and closed the door. Not to leave them to it but to remove the trigger (us) It's very rare it happens now a couple of times per year whereas it used to be almost daily. Time and patience.

yeah every couple of hours stop for a pee and water, he'll be fine

Yay congrats mate. . . good move

2pts Milk (full fat) 1 loaf of Bread 1 packet of assorted plasters

Captain Morgans Spiced gold for me. That small amount wouldn't last long though. . . lol

Hunting with guns is legal here (but you have to be licensed), however hunting with bows is illegal.

No guns. . . . but some of us have bows and arrows

All very true

Also names of Dogs add to the list please. It's nice to know what pooches are receiving the goodies @Jay Add Andy to the list Put me down for Anywhere Dogs are Echo & Darwin

International postage can be a killer. Kells spent the £10 / $15 last year but because that total weight of dog treats was quite heavy it then cost £40 to send in postage.

Stunning pics Jos.

That looks awesome, great work as always Sid

Oh, Poor Emma Nope not me However I'm in the middle of watching the poltergiest remake, and that's full of creepy clowns so I'd stay clear of that one too.

First off Welcome to the forum When we rescued Darwin 5 years ago, he came to us with his tail stripped of fur. It was down to stress from him being cooped up in a small flat for 8/10 hours per day No toilet breaks during that time and with little to no exercise and nothing to keep him occupied.. As Nix has asked has anything changed at home? Is he getting enough mental / physical stimulation?

Good luck mate. Onwards and Upwards

A sight pin for my Recurve Archery sight

Introduce them together, outside the home. Let them have a play together, then walk them back to the house together. make sure all dog toys are put away so there are no possession issues as they settle in

My opinion. Simply No Others will give you chapter and verse as to why. My Husky Daughtry got out and was run over by a car. So No

Could be parti-eyed however being so young there is still time for his eyes to change to a full colour yet.