Andy

Oh! like He doesn't already have enuff nagging females in his life . . . kelly, echo n koda jeeeeeez lol

Oi!! Kat I resent that remark I am NOT crackers, I am borderline insane thank you very much !!!

After Keath had so many setbacks. . . we didn't want to jinx it by announcing it before we got him. We were in constant contact with Dan n Laura, doing our best to reassure them that we knew what we were doing with the breed, and that he would have a good home with us. Kelly got on well with Laura and became constant chatters on facebook, this helped them get to know us as people rather than just someone who wants to take thier dog away.

Aaaaaaaand now all three of the nocturnal noise makers are asleep. . . Charmin'

So sweet. . .betcha can't wait. . .

Yeah bit when reading everyone will notice I have an IQ and you have an iq. . . yours is pronounced "ick" OOOOOhhhh don't we get bitchy when we don't get enough sleep. . . lol

Thanx Keath. . . needed that. . .ROFL

LOL thanks Linda. . . Me with a MENSA level IQ and the concept of changing door handles didn't even occur.. . Genius. . Off to BnQ then.

Can anybody else hear the Benny Hill theme when reading this. . . LMFAO. . .

Fantastic Pix. . .looks like a good time was had by all. . .

Well, first evening and night over. . . Yawn!!!! Darwin doesn't like closed doors and so he opened the living room door, and spent the night trotting up and down stairs in between tussling with Koda and Echo. Echo can open doors but knows that during the night she's not allowed to and her and Koda sleep on the living room chairs. Darwin slept in the bedroom (on the floor) with Laura n Dan. But that's not an option with us. Fortunately we have a stairgate at the top of the stairs, (courtesy of a previous owner of the property.) So he wasn't able to get into the bedrooms. We're looking at relocating the stairgate to 3 steps up from the bottom of the stairs, So the up n down business during the night stops. Hopefully once they settle the pack Hierarchy the all night tussling will stop. And once he finds HIS settling down place. then. . .. We'll get some sleep.

Thanks for the info Seth. If you could provide info such as :- What version of windows you use. . . XP, Vista, Windows 7 etc and what version of that O.S. Home, Premium, Ultimate / SP1-3 etc Then other users on the forum may have an idea as to whether they have the image editing software you are using. I run Win7 Premium and I cannot find Windows Photo Gallery as a native piece of Microsoft provided software anywhere on my system. I would suspect that the vast majority of people on the Forum are running XP, and I can't remember it being on there either. For those that this helps. . . Thank you. Just for the record. . . Red eye bugs me too

From what I understand the Webbox chubbs are the worst of the scrapings left over after they've made all the other poor quality tinned pet foods. Then they mince it n squidge it bind it with cereals and throw in some flavourings and package it. Other owners have reported thier dogs becoming hyperactive and aggressive after eating it. most others also get the runs. wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.

Hey, Dave welcome to the pack. . . sounds like you don't need any introduction to the mad mad mad world of Huskies then. However welcome to the nuthouse.

Hi' Sarah can you add Darwin too please. . .fanx

Some of you will meet him at the Oxford meet and the rest of you at the Annual. .

Hi, Guys some of you may have noticed that my profile said that Today I was off on a secret mission. Well that was to go and meet and hopefully collect Darwin. Darwin has been owned by Dan and Laura in London, unfortunately they were unable to give Darwin the space and time he needed. They really did thier best but he became too restless and destructive, and they made the brave but painful Decision to re-home him. They contacted thier friend Heather AKA Magical Merlin who put him up on the site for re-home. Dan however found it very hard to part with this loving boy. (totally understandable) Eventually though they came to thier final decision and contacted Heather who PM'd us as we'd shown interest in Darwin in the past. We then began a series of communications with Laura and Dan where we tried to provide as much evidence as possible that we would be able to give a loving and stable home to thier boy. Well today we went down to london with Koda and introduced them. There was a bit of playful domination by Darwin but nothing too rough, and soon Koda was playing happily. Eventually the time to leave came and Dan and Laura put on a brave face as we drove away. Kelly sat in the back of the car with the two huskies, there was just one altercation with Kelly getting nipped on the finger as she separated them, otherwise the drive home was quite peaceful. When we got Home Kelly took Koda to collect Echo and Met us in the park in an enclosed kiddy park we let all three off lead to get to know each other. Echo being a rescue dog was a bit barky at Darwin but soon subsided as she saw Koda and Darwin running around and playing. We took them home and they have been trotting around each other sniffing and being a bit wary, but that's normal. There have been a couple of snappy moments from both Echo and Darwin but that's just settling in territory issues. Right now Echo n Darwin are lying at my feet just ba couple of feet apart, as I type this. I'm sure we will have to separate them a few more times as they get to know each other. But things are looking good.

Lol I hit point 25 about 20 years ago lol. . .

Yep, that's my Koda top right hand corner. . .

Well done Sarah, Must've been hard squeezing them all in. Great Job.

Started my day with a smile. . .thanx

They look quite content together. . nice

LOL I can just imagine all those owners, who spent months training their dogs to walk perfectly, were groomed to within an inch of thier lives. . . and you just waltz in with Zero preparation and walk off with two prizes. . .

Woooooo Woooooooooooooo. . .

See this Topic on how to post pictures in your posts. . . Now get them pictures up. . .