Colin
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The one down the streets not that big, you've seen it before. Oscar always tries to jump the wall to get in the garden becide it 
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Eck
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Prob not ideal for me then :S
What sort of dog would suit my needs, im thinking about getting a mut next year once ive got a new house with garden sorted 1st?
Lots of spare time to walk/play/train however work overseas 2 weeks out or 5.
Mrs able to feed/cuddle dog while im away though possibly be left alone during the day, little exercise.
I prefer medium/large size dogs so no jack russells or yorkies 
Rottweiler to protect Jade However it may turn on her and maul her in her sleep 
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Colin
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Probably more likely to maul me once I swander in the door after 2 weeks away
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Eck
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That is a good point Can't go wrong with an Alsation. But I agree that Huskies are awesome.
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Carl
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if your asking that question, you dont know enough. dont buy a huskey.
Not exactly common knowledge how much a huskey costs tho is it
please tell me your joking? you didnt do economics of the siberian huskey and samoyd in GCSE's?
[Edited on 03-03-2008 by Russ]
We had a samoyd years ago, was an awesome dog, It used to eat everything in sight though! Even had a good chew at a bag of cement once.
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Carl
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how prono is my dads tash!
[Edited on 03-03-2008 by Carl]
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--DAN--
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Originally posted by Colin
Prob not ideal for me then :S
What sort of dog would suit my needs, im thinking about getting a mut next year once ive got a new house with garden sorted 1st?
Lots of spare time to walk/play/train however work overseas 2 weeks out or 5.
Mrs able to feed/cuddle dog while im away though possibly be left alone during the day, little exercise.
I prefer medium/large size dogs so no jack russells or yorkies
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starkie
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Originally posted by Eckmcmann
Rottweiler to protect Jade However it may turn on her and maul her in her sleep
i take it you have no experience with rotties then they are like any dog they can bite but if you look into what a dog was breed for then you can learn alot of what to expect nature wise i.e a rottie was a farm dog for pulling carts (hence build ) herding and protector of the sheep and cattle at night similar to shepards, collies etc
husky was to pull and to hunt aswell as spending lots of time with the women and kids
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mattk
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Nothing wrong with Jack Russlles, there a bag of laughs
I shall be getting an alsation when I move out though
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starkie
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malamute for me next as i am stuborn enough to compete with it
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freeman(sting)
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my friends huskies just had 1 puppy to a mongrell, quite a funny looking dog husky face and husky fur but its going to be short and stubby so they think
[Edited on 03-03-2008 by freeman(sting)]
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Colin
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Originally posted by corsa-dan
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Originally posted by Colin
Prob not ideal for me then :S
What sort of dog would suit my needs, im thinking about getting a mut next year once ive got a new house with garden sorted 1st?
Lots of spare time to walk/play/train however work overseas 2 weeks out or 5.
Mrs able to feed/cuddle dog while im away though possibly be left alone during the day, little exercise.
I prefer medium/large size dogs so no jack russells or yorkies
Bit ugly lookin Infact to be fair its ugly as fuck
Dont think it would appreciate 3 trips to the park a day when im home either, prob want to snooze all day & make its face chubbier
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--DAN--
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Originally posted by Colin
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Originally posted by corsa-dan
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Originally posted by Colin
Prob not ideal for me then :S
What sort of dog would suit my needs, im thinking about getting a mut next year once ive got a new house with garden sorted 1st?
Lots of spare time to walk/play/train however work overseas 2 weeks out or 5.
Mrs able to feed/cuddle dog while im away though possibly be left alone during the day, little exercise.
I prefer medium/large size dogs so no jack russells or yorkies
Bit ugly lookin Infact to be fair its ugly as fuck
Dont think it would appreciate 3 trips to the park a day when im home either, prob want to snooze all day & make its face chubbier
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jr
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Colin, ive got a border collie, ideal if you have lots of time spare to train etc, as they are allways learning, amazing cleaver (someones told me there the only breed that can think for themselves)
anyway, never walked on the lead, one walk a day, and all she is intrested in is chasing a tennis ball/stick (so you can just stand there, and let her get tired running )
i would suggest looking into it, they also cry/moan when they want to go for a walk/outside to shit etc, tis great, if they could open the door allmost fully independant
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Natalie
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The husky is gorgeous 
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Colin
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Could be an idea JR, ive plenty time to chew this one over tho, wont be getting one for a good while.
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jr
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rustyarchs
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gary hes a cracker
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jamez_zz
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my bullmastiff is a big lazy fucker, he sleeps all day, has a mad 30mins, wakes up for his walks and thats it. lol, get a bullmastiff!
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Ben J
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We looked after the inlaws Labrador last week.......dogs are great, but even better when you hand them back after a few days.
Walking round the village carrying a big bag of warm dog shit isn't that much fun.
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lex2005
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i want a springer spaniel puppy or a dwarf labadore never really grow big and spaniels are hyper as fuck but when ther chilled they really cuddley would like to get something when the little one gets to about 3/4 so it can grow with him companion wise
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mattk
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Dan that bulldog is ACE, whats his name
My dog tells you when he wants something, we had a doberman that was thick as fuck
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Haimsey
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Border Collies FTW  Clever dogs. Mine managed to be able to open the gate, intended to keep it in, after about a week of it being there
Marcy Marc 
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Hairs
My eyes are itching, my nose is running and my chest has gone tight just looking at the picture.
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Jules S
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I love huskies/samoyeds...but never having owned one, thats just for looks alone  I guess they need to be in pairs at least?
I know my sisters dog (bearded collie) was a right handfull before they got another Beardie to keep her company 
Colin, check out welsh springer spaniels...best/most friendly dogs ive ever known
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