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PolarStorm last won the day on September 26 2016

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  • Birthday 08/28/1986

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  1. I have no idea how it came about, it just all of a sudden appeared and hasn't went away, last week I looked at it and it was gone but now it's back? He lets me touch it and poke around in his ear. At first i thought it was just soiled wax but like I said it hasn't went away. I going to maybe try cleaning it with salty water to see?
  2. Hi there, My two year old boy has recently developed a scab in his ear flap, he doesn't seem to scratch at it and it doesn't seem to be bothering him very much. The scab hasn't grown much bigger but it ain't going away either! I've included a pic for anyone who can help! Thanks
  3. Oh and thanks Carrington, yep he has loads of fun and has settled in really well! Having two is the best decision I've made!
  4. Thanks! They are harnesses by a company called Ancol. I got them in a local pet store but you can get them on eBay. They're supposed to be non-pull (yeah right!) but I like them because I've got more control over them.
  5. I bet he did! mine are forever wanting to chase anything that moves lol It always makes me feel good when I see my pups so happy, makes it all worthwhile
  6. My guessing is around 35-40kg, Stormy is just under 25kg. I am convinced he's a Mal, although Chinook would have himself to believe that he is a lapdog :wacko: Loves lying on top of everyone!
  7. They've come a long way from being wary and snappy of each other to snuggling up together and playing! I was so glad of everyones advice on here though, it helped me alot
  8. I was told he was a husky when I got him from the Dog sanctuary but I am pretty sure he is Alaskan Malamute?? Either way he still my big man that loves to cuddle Yea having a big enclosure makes life a lot easier and they are more than happy to get a good runabout.
  9. Over a month later and this is my Big man enjoying life in his new home (Chinook is red and white beauty for those who haven't seen him before and the white beauty is my girl Stormy) <3 Storm
  10. He is gorgeous! Welcome to the pack
  11. I personally would not let anyone walk either of my dogs unless they asked permission and I wholly trusted them. They are like babies to me, how would they like it if you walked off with their baby/child without them knowing? You need to get them to understand your reasons for anxiety in a situation like this. Explain the scenarios of what could go wrong and how upset you would be, try and be calm & rational when doing this though or they won't take you seriously. As said before your culture is very different from ours but that shouldn't stop from you from reasoning with them and maybe come to a compromise. Yes no harm was done but if the next time your mum wants to show off your dog maybe wait until you are there or ask you first?
  12. He just needs a hug every now and then lol
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