Andy

I think the UK will be asleep so technically yes we'll be participating as it's around 2 - 3 am here

Both the Huskies are so gentle with Eden. Echo is like a bull in a china shop.

I'm fortunate to have Echo my GSD. For poo pick ups, I drop the leads and stand on them I tell Echo to sit and she will stay there, she acts as an anchor for the other two if they decide to get sniffy and try to wander while I'm performing doo doo duties,

Sounds normal. Puppies do get to a point where as they get older they will start to challenge the lead dog in the house. It usually starts out as rough play but gets harder. eventually there may be a scrap or two that sorts it out. It's normal natural progression. Not all dogs challenge for lead, but it does happen

This is where all those conversations about walking belts vs loose lead training become real. On a normal walk with my guys it doesn't matter what the weather is.. I walk all three, leads held in one had and They walk nicely without pulling. If your pooches atr only used to pulling with you holding them in check with your weight on the walking belt then yes in snowy / icy weather you will have difficulties.

next week . . .awesome

Lovely girl, so pretty

yeah my 3 did that at first then went out later

High Wycombe. And it's great in my Jeep

BUMP !!!!

After ignoring it all morning. They all went out and had a play in the snow.

yay snowing again

LOL

my guys have wandered out, wandered in and curled up and went to sleep

Change is always scary.:eek: But within a couple of weeks you'll have settled in. Made new friends, and you'll wonder what the worry and stress was for. You're a big girl now. . . suck it up

Awesome. Huskies in their element.

These two are gonna be inseperable.

haven't laughed so hard for ages. Thanks. That is just So Husky. Months and Months and Months of training and preparation and. . . . . Yay. . . . ZOOOOOOOMMMIIEESSSSS.

Awwwww it's stopped. . . no fair

Snowball fight. . .

I like the Wolf and Gorilla

Oh, countrywide then.

Vets for blood work and keep calm don't wind yourself up.

Write them a stern letter, explain you are a Husky owner, point out all the errors in the article. and suggest if they are going to publish info about a breed at least talk to the people who know the breed first i.e. the owners.

LOL parkour for rodents.