mike_p

I've heard of a husky that was found somewhere in the Coventry/Nuneaton area. It's already served it's time in the pound and has been taken into a dog rescue. A friend has visited him in the rescue and tells me he's a lovely friendly boy and appears to have been well kept.

Thanks for joining us Graham & Lou - please feel free to come again soon. Annoyingly I was in a rush to get out of the house and didn't grab a camera! It was a comparatively small walk for us: as well as your three there was just Keifer(Sibe X Mal), Angel (Utonagan), Pharoh(GSD), Sophie(GSD), Amber(GSD), Kura(GSD), Lexy(GSD) and Elsa(GSD X)

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and Keifer in my office at home thinking he's not getting enough attention!

... and playing with a husky pup that was picked up as a stray.

Wow - seems like ages since I've been on the forum - too busy with Dog rescue stuff.. but here's Keifer!

Hope to come to this - but can't confrim until nearer the time - might have to be day visit only. If I do come I would hope to bring Angel and Keifer - and maybe the odd GSD or two.

It's a place called Winterfold Forest. Approximate postcode (nearby pub!) = GU6 7NN It's a couple of miles south of Peaslake in Surrey. If you want to give it a try, PM me and I'll send precise details on parking etc.

And Keifer yesterday...

I took Keifer out for a 2.5 hr walk today with a bunch of other dogs (including several wolfie types!)

I understand this is now complete and a certain member on this forum is now looking after Logan.

In my book, the first rule of introductions is make sure all dogs are off lead! If a dog is on lead he feels very vulnerable because he can't escape so he'll behave aggressivelty to protect himself in case the other dog isn't friendly.

And just for fun here's the CSV colliding with my GSD foster, Simba. The CSV cross may look ferocious, but the two played beautifully all afternoon. He's only eight months old.

Coincidentally, I pointed this forum out to a group of people who own Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs, so they might join up and give some inside information! Here's some photos from a recent walk I had with some... The one on the left is 88% Czech wolfdog (12% N Inuit) the huge monster on the right is plain N Inuit Same dogs as above + a malamute and a huskamute.