ArbDogs? Pics!

[Chris Sheppard]

Few months in and all good so far - she's even lost a few kilos too. Down from 38 when we got here to a more healthier 30ish.

 

She's really surprised me how calm she is around the Ferrets.

[timberbear]

Another one of my boxerdor! Loves to rugby tackle my legs in the snow.

[Stephen Blair]

Beautiful dog Chris, what's the story with her, I seem to have missed it mate

[Chris Sheppard]

Beautiful dog Chris, what's the story with her, I seem to have missed it mate

 

Cheers

 

Some friends of Mother in Law had a pair of them and another dog too but found themselves with less and less time to take them all out as they couldn't take all three together so one had to go.

 

We'd wanted one for a few years and it was agreed we'd take her and see how she settled in - that was in August and it's gone a whole lot smoother than it could have. Didn't seemed phased by a total change and has fitted in really well.

 

Little terrier wasn't too happy at first but they're tolerating each other fairly well now.

 

Hopefully get her onto a harness this year for some light running but it's not the end of the world if she won't.

[mendiplogs]

Few months in and all good so far - she's even lost a few kilos too. Down from 38 when we got here to a more healthier 30ish.

 

She's really surprised me how calm she is around the Ferrets.

 

HI CHRIS nice looking dog:thumbup1: there mate well done there:thumbup1: jon

[openspaceman]

Cheers

 

 

 

Hopefully get her onto a harness this year for some light running but it's not the end of the world if she won't.

 

Still don't know what you would describe her as. I was recently corrected for calling a blue eyed inuit type a husky! Local arb contractor here had one called varna after the saw.

 

As to harness would it be wrong to train my daughter's dalmation cross to harness? And what sort of harness?

[Chris Sheppard]

Still don't know what you would describe her as. I was recently corrected for calling a blue eyed inuit type a husky! Local arb contractor here had one called varna after the saw.

 

As to harness would it be wrong to train my daughter's dalmation cross to harness? And what sort of harness?

 

Ours is supposedly a Siberian Husky but I think she's too big a build to be. I really don't know much when it comes to all the different types though

 

Don't see why you couldn't put the Dalmation cross in a harness - seem to remember seeing people use pointer type dogs for racing.

 

We bought one of these x back Racing Sled dog harness Husky/Malamute | eBay , seems nicely made and was good to deal with.

[Pete Mctree]

Is that a husky or a malamute Chris?

[Chris Sheppard]

Is that a husky or a malamute Chris?

 

Supposedly, she's all Siberian Husky but I think she's too stocky to be. I reckon there's some malamute in there somewhere.

[Dan76]

Hope the pics have attached.

 

My wee hound a rescue patterdale terrier.