Staceybob
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Looking at where you are based on your profile, it might be financially better for you if you consult me at camp in April at TY Mawr. Stacey xxx
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[MENTION=5598]Lee Hughes[/MENTION] you understand this thread is a game right? The next photo is supposed to be displaying big puppy eyes, then you have to say what you want to see in the next photo. Stacey xxx
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Heya, there are harness' you can get with a choice of side O rings as well which is quite useful for it. If you wanted, I could speak to Sinead at Indi-dog and see about being able to sew you a fitted harness with the optional rings? Her harness are shoulder ones with a X shape on the shoulder to avoid the harness slipping around as well. Or I know she does those style harness' with a sliding O ring so it can move over to the side the attachment is on.
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Hi the trixie came today and its fab but shilohs harness slides round to the side, i have got it as tight as i feel is comfortable ? what do you use? Shi constantly pulls to the side away from the bike. I know he will relax more in time but in the meantime it doesnt look too comfortable on him. Thanks in anticipation
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Heya, as I've said in your thread, it holds pretty well, but the shock isn't as good as it could be. I feel the shock absorption is better on a springer or trixie bike attachment. I use the trixie one currently, but have only been using it for a short period of time as I've only recently brought it.
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Avoid the whole thing with a WYDWL Harness Lol. Stacey xxx
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Since I was a kid I always had this dream of owning a husky, but that dream just seemed so far out of my reach - I never actually thought I'd get the pleasure of owning a husky. I'd watched movies with sled racing and became hooked on the idea of the iditarod race. After I moved out and started living by myself, I missed the company of my parents' dogs. At first I intended on getting a Border Collie as I'd always grown up with them, but it was my mum that turned around and said what about a husky? So I started reading up on them. Learnt about their unreliable recall, their destructive behaviour and overall independence. I viewed photographs of the damage they could create... then I said "That's the dog for me!". Don't ask me why, I still don't know why, but I think what I loved the most was their distinctive differences in personality and I just loved their will to be independent. A couple of months later, I came across Aleu's breeders website. He'd just had a litter so I gave him a call asking if I could see the Silver and White girl that was bi-eyed but discovered that all of the pups had been reserved. Disappointed, I left my contact details anyway incase anything cropped up. To my surprise the breeder got back in touch with me a few days later after the person that wanted Aleu, the only light red and white puppy, picked up a fuss about not being allowed to take her home! She was 3 days old! He said to the breeder, if you don't let me take her now, I don't want her, I'll find another puppy. So the breeder told him where to go shove it. I'd always imagined that I'd have a silver and white girl, but I arranged that I'd go see her that weekend. Well from the second I saw her, my heart melted and that was that. I visited her every Saturday before I was allowed to bring her home . I'm glad I decided not to go with the colour I "wanted". Afterall, it's not about colours, and Aleu is an amazing girl. I wouldn't change a thing about her, and she's got an awesome personality - exactly what I was looking for And what's more! I may not have a large team, but I have a one dog team, and I LOVE IT! Stacey xxx
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Let's see your husky standing on two legs! Stacey xxx
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