The Inuit Dog Association June Funday and Show Showing

PMSL!! Well I never claimed to be a good photographer! & it was dark!

Do I at least get points for trying???

Harveys got some fab pics of our campsite, he even climbed up on top of his landrover to try and get all the campers in but still couldnt lol

I'm not very good on the computer and as soon as I have learnt how to post pics you'll get fed up with seeing Ty.

hi lynsey, we never get fed up with inuit pictures,and if ty is as nice looking as mani,well cant wait to see him

The Hull event was very good with a big turnout. The Cumbria show had almost as many, but it only has to be expected that people can't all attend weekends around the country monthly. There's not always going to be the same people able to attend everything. There's also bound to be a lower attendance because of sudden venue changes due to people promising to help with organisation and then not being available etc. The other point is that as the events are generally run to the same schedule people will get somewhat bored of similar workshops etc at each event. To run a large scale event monthly is a hard push for a limited number of people.

Yes I am sure alot of planning did go into it, shame we couldn't be there but looking forward to the next one

Glad to hear you all had a good time, regardless of the weather.
I on the other hand was freezing my t*ts off in a boat on the North sea, pandering to my teenage daughter (she was 13 on the 17th) and being dragged off to pizza hut for dinner

Like the photo Kate Had I collapsed in bed by then?

I think that holding the workshops at different locations around the country is a great idea, it gives everyone a chance to join in at their local show, people who have never shown before are more prepared for the show on the Sunday. Different things are covered as well as ringcraft and clicker training, and there are fun events as well.

spoken like a true inut chairperson suporter lol,i take it youve been to them all so far,obviosly other people arnt so impressed or easyly pleased.

yes I have been to the shows, otherwise I obviously wouldn't be able to make comments on the shows and fundays if I hadn't been there and witnessed them with my own eyes!

and no I am not part of the TIDA comittee or anything to do with any of the organisers of the shows, I just enjoy taking my dogs along to the shows and joining in the fun.

If others aren't as easily pleased or impressed as me, they don't have to go. I go because I enjoy taking my dogs, and meeting up with other like minded owners.

I'm sure I would be made just as welcome if I came along to any of the NIS shows, but as I have never been to a NIS show I can't make comments on here about how well organised, and well attended they are.

by the way what northern inuits have you got and what breeding are they,i dont seem to remember seeing any pictures of yours or details just intrested

well a picture of one is my avatar, as I don't really have an arctic wolf lol

you`ll see some lovely pics of artic wolf`s 'sapphire' on the TIDA website... need some pics of the lovely Tally too!

yes I need to upload some more, I've got loads of new ones, just need time to sort through them and put them on

These are a coulple of photos that I had already posted on the 'any NI in wales' thread
I will upload some new ones soon.

love the second picture,what breeding are they???

Her dog is Chimayo Inuk Amarak out of Aragorn & Lady Jane

Yes she is 'Chimayo's Inuk Amarok' out of Mahlek Lady Jane and Shadowlands Aragorn of Mahlek

So as Julie pointed out on other threads, all NI's are descended from the Mahlek lines, as she is the founder of the breed.

actully lady jane is not a mahlek i did not breed her but she is out of my breeding,and shadowlands aragorn is a lovely big dog ,again out of my breeding.theres some very nice inuits about out of aragorn,and lady jane was a sweet little thing[and has prodused a few nice inuits]its just a shamehow shes been treated.