Andy

Over here you can end up being part of a house buying chain You put your house up for sale. Then start looking for where you want to move to. Then When your house is sold you then have the money to buy somewhere else. You put bids in for the place you want to buy When you buy somewhere those people then have the money to pay for somewhere else. So the people who have bought yours are waiting for you to move out You are waiting for the place you have bought to become vacant. It's a chain, sometimes it can take months for the chain to move forward. and. . . . . If any members of that chain back out, for whatever reason then the whole chain can collapse.

You stole the Mcdonalds :eek:

Parvo is fatal in most puppy cases. Adult dogs can weather the symptoms but they will be very very ill If you've only had him 2 days and If you haven't taken him out before he's had his full set of shots (and at 10 weeks he's too young to have had the full course yet) Then he had to have contracted it before you got him. I would take him back and demand a full refund. You will have to seriously disinfect your house and yard before you get another pup

The peeing on everything is just him marking his territory. Once he's happy that the place belongs to him he should stop the marking.

LOL just go to Canada Find the local rubbish dump Hang out on the stretch of road that leads to the dump You'll see loads of Bears. Just don't get out of the car for a closer look. Them critters can run fast. (I know from personal experience :eek:)

Very relaxing.

Make sure your normal fence had a good deep concrete footing and is good solid close board fencing at least 6 feet high.

Yeah coz you're a big girly Marc !!!

Both if you have them together in the photo Otherwise we want pics of the Damage

and the subject for September is Hiding. Show us video of your husky hiding from you for whatever reason One video per Husky please include the Huskies name too

and the subject of this months competition is. . . . Damage !!! Who's got the most impressive damage done by your Husky.:eek: One picture per dog please include the dogs name as well

and the winner of the Tie vote is. . . . MidnightPaws

And the winner of the TIE vote is. . . . Kia who owns Alicia22

You won't really know until it's done. Some owners notice a marked difference in behaviour other say there is little or no change. It's all down to the dog. Sorry

WOW, sounds you've really got the ball rolling.

Welcome Sarah and Duke

Love to see huskies playfighting. and for anyone left in the known universe that hasn't seen this pic. Darwin and Daughtry

Ooooh, lol I hope none of them get out :eek:

Echo my White German Shepherd is obsessed with Ball Throws. Like the moment I come downstairs in the morning for work at 04.00am she's got a ball in her mouth and making whiny noises and looking at the door. half an hour after a ball throw and she's dropping the ball at my feet looking at the ball, then at me then at the door and making whiny noises. repeat this just all day long. She is obsessed with ball throws. So are any of yours fixated on just one thing to the exclusion of everything else ??

Hope she continues her recovery. Echo my GSD went through something very similar a few years ago. She recovered ok, then about a week later signs went up in the local parks where we used to take the dogs for walkies Warning of Parvo in the area, and that a few local dogs had died. I think Echo was one of the lucky ones. Darwin and Daughtry never showed any signs at all.

:grouphugs: We've got everything crossed for the tyke

You'll do fine it's just a hiccough. Sometimes you can try too hard and kind of block yourself. try to relax and enjoy it.