Last edited by mtb0minime (2010-05-07 15:00:19)
oh snap!mtb0minime wrote:
Ohhh catching your dog doing something he shouldn't and seeing the guilty look on his face is hilarious. Hell, even if you don't catch him red-handed, my dog will still give us a guilty look if he did something bad, and he could've gotten away with it otherwise
Unfortunately, no pics
Thats interesting, cats give you the 'I'm doing it, if you don't like it get f#ucked' look.mtb0minime wrote:
Ohhh catching your dog doing something he shouldn't and seeing the guilty look on his face is hilarious. Hell, even if you don't catch him red-handed, my dog will still give us a guilty look if he did something bad, and he could've gotten away with it otherwise
Unfortunately, no pics
My cat's a sneaky little thing...Dilbert_X wrote:
Thats interesting, cats give you the 'I'm doing it, if you don't like it get f#ucked' look.mtb0minime wrote:
Ohhh catching your dog doing something he shouldn't and seeing the guilty look on his face is hilarious. Hell, even if you don't catch him red-handed, my dog will still give us a guilty look if he did something bad, and he could've gotten away with it otherwise
Unfortunately, no pics
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Last edited by Nic (2010-05-23 14:34:22)
The only problems I can see is that both my dog and him are major Alpha dogs. They only met for 1/2 hour or so yesterday, and were kind of funny together. Thats why I want to foster for a couple of weeks first, to see how they work out. He was quite hyper, but that is to be expected from a Husky that was free in the wilderness, to being locked in a kennel, on bed rest from surgery.krazed wrote:
i would keep it
What kinda mix is it? The eyes look funny, cross bread or something? Also what's wrong with it's legs? Poor thingNic wrote:
The only problems I can see is that both my dog and him are major Alpha dogs. They only met for 1/2 hour or so yesterday, and were kind of funny together. Thats why I want to foster for a couple of weeks first, to see how they work out. He was quite hyper, but that is to be expected from a Husky that was free in the wilderness, to being locked in a kennel, on bed rest from surgery.krazed wrote:
i would keep it
Another thing is that he may need surgery on his other back leg in the future, and I want to know the full deal with that as well.
He is quite well behaved when he is not distracted though, and shows a lot of affection.
Last edited by IrishGrimReaper (2010-05-24 12:29:02)
They think it may be Alaskan Malamute/ Siberian Husky mix. As for his legs, its called luxating patella, some kind of knee problem. A local vet was nice enough to do the first knee for free, and said he may not need it on the other one. I'm going to see about fostering him tomorrow for a couple of weeks starting friday (I want to take a 4 day weekend for when I bring him home for the first time.). After that, If everything works out I'll put in an application for adoption.IrishGrimReaper wrote:
What kinda mix is it? The eyes look funny, cross bread or something? Also what's wrong with it's legs? Poor thingNic wrote:
The only problems I can see is that both my dog and him are major Alpha dogs. They only met for 1/2 hour or so yesterday, and were kind of funny together. Thats why I want to foster for a couple of weeks first, to see how they work out. He was quite hyper, but that is to be expected from a Husky that was free in the wilderness, to being locked in a kennel, on bed rest from surgery.krazed wrote:
i would keep it
Another thing is that he may need surgery on his other back leg in the future, and I want to know the full deal with that as well.
He is quite well behaved when he is not distracted though, and shows a lot of affection.
those dogs look awsmCC-Marley wrote:
"Kyppa" and my buddies English Lab puupy "Maya". Wiped each other out today..
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It looks young enough, he might learn his place with your other dog better at his age. When they are grown up it's a whole different story(mine is a wanker thinking he's all "the shit up in this mutha"). I wish you the best of luck when you get him, best advice I can give you is this.Nic wrote:
They think it may be Alaskan Malamute/ Siberian Husky mix. As for his legs, its called luxating patella, some kind of knee problem. A local vet was nice enough to do the first knee for free, and said he may not need it on the other one. I'm going to see about fostering him tomorrow for a couple of weeks starting friday (I want to take a 4 day weekend for when I bring him home for the first time.). After that, If everything works out I'll put in an application for adoption.IrishGrimReaper wrote:
What kinda mix is it? The eyes look funny, cross bread or something? Also what's wrong with it's legs? Poor thingNic wrote:
The only problems I can see is that both my dog and him are major Alpha dogs. They only met for 1/2 hour or so yesterday, and were kind of funny together. Thats why I want to foster for a couple of weeks first, to see how they work out. He was quite hyper, but that is to be expected from a Husky that was free in the wilderness, to being locked in a kennel, on bed rest from surgery.
Another thing is that he may need surgery on his other back leg in the future, and I want to know the full deal with that as well.
He is quite well behaved when he is not distracted though, and shows a lot of affection.
you ever think that animals know what a camera is? i think your dog is working you . . .-=]NS[=-Eagle wrote:
Possibly the most pitiful look ever conceived
yer manburnzz wrote:
you live on Lulzworth Drive? GG, Kez!
sorry Kez, i deleted and reposted in EE chats . . .Kez wrote:
yer manburnzz wrote:
you live on Lulzworth Drive? GG, Kez!
