Andy

Life is tough some times, and you've sure had more than your share. All we can do is give you a sympathetic ear, and virtual shoulder to lean on. Chin up Clare

LOL yeah, but in my case substiute Cap'n Morgans Spiced Gold for Wine

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LMAO

So sad. Well done for trying to help the poor fella.

People are entitled to their opinions. Misguided as they may be. If you look at the list you have to agree with some of them. However as dog lovers we accept them as part and parcel of being a dog owner. and others on the list as responsible dog owners we do our very best to minimise such as the noise and poop.

Awesome Looks like the furkids had a great time

Kids n Huskies a great combo

You'll be bored

WOW. . . I thought he was dead

Awwwww its great when they get along finally

Nice good job

Welcome to the ONLY husky forum you'll ever need

Darwin only barks at the other two to get their attention to come play in the garden. He woos at me for walkies. Daughtry doesn't bark at all, but will sit behind my chair making Blah blah and "I want one" kind of noises Usually for one of two things she wants to have a little rough house play with me or she wants feeding. Any kind of wooing or howling is an attempt at communication. they are either trying to tell you something or alert you to something. However you will have to learn what it is by observing their behaviour.

Makes my little freind look quite tiny

Dogs and BBQ a match made in heaven. As long as the hoomans don't mind not getting fed.

Would a tight fit for my 3 but agree that is sooooooo cool

LMAO yes they also have what we lovingly call. . . . corpse breath

One of my neighbours has a friend who works in an abattoir So once per week Roger comes around with a big bag of ribcages and offcuts for the pooches I'm pretty sure it was that. but still. . . .WOW !!

One of my three is dropping the most horrendous farts. The paint is practically peeling off the walls. Cough. . . cough, my eyes are watering. They are all fast asleep. Think it might be Daughtry. . . . her butt is pointing in my direction. gotta go outside for some fresh air. . . .

Happy fathers day down under. Even if you're just a Husky daddy and not a hooman daddy

yes they will adapt. When we rescued Darwin he was used to sleeping on the bed with his previous owners. I gradually got him to sleep on the floor of the bedroom, then outside the room. Then outside with the door closed. Now he stays downstairs, the girls sleep on the landing floor. If you don't want them in certain parts of the house use Child or pet Stairgates. Works for me