Russ
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you are a fukin joke petal.
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J da Silva
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Do you not have young children in the house though?
yes and so does the breeder
Why do yo mention the breeder? Why is it relevant you say this?
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John
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Without reading any of this thread you shouldn't be allowed a dog, you cna't even take care of your kids.
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chloe16v
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Do you not have young children in the house though?
yes and so does the breeder
Why do yo mention the breeder? Why is it relevant you say this?
the dogs will be around children from being born, so that is better than never seing a child in their lifes isnt it 
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John
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Who will watch the dog while you're off at uni?
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chloe16v
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Without reading any of this thread you shouldn't be allowed a dog, you cna't even take care of your kids.
really? and how would you know? my kids are very healthy and are very well looked after thank you!
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Russ
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the baby in the pram john, keep up
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chloe16v
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Who will watch the dog while you're off at uni?
my fella as he works nights, same as he will look after our daughter 
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John
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He can probably just leave your daughter to watch tv, the dog would be bored to tears if it was left all day with him sleeping.
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J da Silva
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Originally posted by cb87
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Originally posted by cb87
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Originally posted by J da Silva
Do you not have young children in the house though?
yes and so does the breeder
Why do yo mention the breeder? Why is it relevant you say this?
the dogs will be around children from being born, so that is better than never seing a child in their lifes isnt it
I don't work on theories like this, like humans (who are considered much more calculated) dogs can 'snap', for whatever reason whether it be because of hunger, heat, just generally fed up, I wouldn't like to think it was around young children when it did.
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harrisp
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No offense to anyone, even the people are too quick to jump on her case at every oppurtunity, but in my opinion NO dogs should be trusted with kids as kids being kids will push the dog to beyond what you would, for example kids like to grab things, dogs don't like to be grabbed.
Do you see what I am getting at, I am not doubting that you could look after the dog but maybe you should wait until you don't have young kids?
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chloe16v
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so what u are sayin is that no dog should be around a child?
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Russ
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well said harrisp
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John
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Next door neighbours have a dog and a wee girl, the wee girl torments the dog and he always keeps his cool.
I always watch when mine is about because although he wouldn't bite or anything he's more than big enough to do damage while playing.
Although dogs can snap the ones that have been raised well I don't believe would do anything to a kid.
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Russ
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so what u are sayin is that no dog should be around a child?
not unsupervised. and can you supervise all 12 all the time. doubt it
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J da Silva
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so what u are sayin is that no dog should be around a child?
I'm not saying it shouldn't, I'm saying I personally wouldn't put my offspring in such a position, I know there is a minority that would, this is worrying.
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chloe16v
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Originally posted by harrisp
No offense to anyone, even the people are too quick to jump on her case at every oppurtunity, but in my opinion NO dogs should be trusted with kids as kids being kids will push the dog to beyond what you would, for example kids like to grab things, dogs don't like to be grabbed.
Do you see what I am getting at, I am not doubting that you could look after the dog but maybe you should wait until you don't have young kids?
but my kids arnt over active and have never acted like that with a dog, and over the past few months we have spent a lot of time with my fellas brother-in-laws dog and we looked after his sisters dog for the week while she went away, and they never pulled the dog or anything
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Russ
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 you shouldnt have been allowed to breed imho
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chloe16v
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so what u are sayin is that no dog should be around a child?
not unsupervised. and can you supervise all 12 all the time. doubt it
all 12 what? is their something i should know?
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chloe16v
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you shouldnt have been allowed to breed imho
whatever
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hugefoot
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I have a husky, they are an amazing dog to live with and extremely friendly and inquisitive dogs! I think Russ is being quite ignorant in his comments, I don't know whether he has ever owned a husky; if he had i believe he would have a different view.
It shows that you will be committed by having researched the dog for so long, it is a big decision to take on such a breed, and was one my dad waited alot of his life for. This was for several reasons, including commitment to the dog and having children.
Anyway...
heres Luka
[Edited on 12-08-2008 by hugefoot]
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chloe16v
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oh wow he is soo cute, thanks for that
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J da Silva
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Lovely looking dogs.
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Colin
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A couple down the road from me have one, they were told to expect a handfull, never to let it off its lead, they spend £'s making their house & garden suitable for it...high fences etc..........& its as soft as fuck, never runs off, sits outside the front of the house with the gates open & walks off the lead!! Funny exact opposite of what they were told they were letting themselves in for
Id have one, if I could commit more time to the dog....which I cant as I work!
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chloe16v
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A couple down the road from me have one, they were told to expect a handfull, never to let it off its lead, they spend £'s making their house & garden suitable for it...high fences etc..........& its as soft as fuck, never runs off, sits outside the front of the house with the gates open & walks off the lead!! Funny exact opposite of what they were told they were letting themselves in for
Id have one, if I could commit more time to the dog....which I cant as I work!
that is the same as i have read, that huskys should never be let off the lead but i have also spoken to breeders that let their husky off the lead all the time, i supose every dog is diffrent 
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