Huskies...... advice please

[NMH]

This is 'Cassie' (who is now named 'Mia').

Rather pretty, isn't she?

 

[Tyrone Biggums]

As for Greyhounds, yes I do like them too but I'm afraid my back garden is not an oval 400m.

this is funny to anyone who's owned a Greyhound as a pet.

Greyhounds are the biggest coach potatoes probably of the dog world.

The wonderful thing about them is that a nice walk each day will keep them more than happy.

In fact the bigger the space you have them in the more likely they will be to injure themselves.

They love to lounge around all day which means you don't have to be constantly having them under your feet or keeping them occupied.

Because they spend half their lives(when racing) in areas no more than 2x3m the average backyard is more than ample for their needs.

And they are very tolerant of people handling them due to being poked and prodded all their lives by trainers and vets.

 

[Trufflehound]

Can they be kept overnight in a chest freezer ?

If it's got a proper "***" rating they should stay fresh for at least three months surely? And they will probably last for a lot longer than that if you don't open the lid too often.

 

[Smythe]

Get a Rottweiler, brilliant family dogs, dont believe all the bad press about them.

 

[vegster]

If it's got a proper "***" rating they should stay fresh for at least three months surely? And they will probably last for a lot longer than that if you don't open the lid too often.

It took 22 posts before anyone spotted that.... Am I interfacing with Mr J. Cheever Loophole legal eagle ?:thud:

 

[Trufflehound]

It took 22 posts before anyone spotted that.... Am I interfacing with Mr J. Cheever Loophole legal eagle ?:thud:

Now let's not jump to concussions.

 

[vegster]

Now let's not jump to concussions.

I shall waste no time in reading your book