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    #1 Apr 28, 2004

    Siberian Husky

    Siberian Husky

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  2. cayugawolf

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    #2 May 10, 2004
    At 8weeks or thereabouts
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    At 10 and 2 months
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    Playing at 9 years!
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    Dog and daughter are almost the same age!
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    #3 May 10, 2004
    Hope that worked, or I'm going to look stupid! :oops:

    (edit)Can't spell either!!!
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    #4 May 10, 2004
    i can see them now! just refreshed!
    LOOOOOVE that top pic!
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    #5 May 10, 2004
    Thanks!
    That is my eldest boy, picture was taken shortly after we brought him home. It was entered in a puppy photo competition in "Dogs Today" magazine and I was stunned when he won first prize! We won loads of Pedigree Chum goodies and a commisioned oil painting of him! He is still going strong, see pic of the boys playing, and it was his 10th birthday last Saturday.

    "Proud Mum"

    Lynn
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    #6 May 10, 2004
    deservedly so - its a brilliant picture!

    I want one ! :)
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    #7 May 10, 2004
    Nah, you don't realy! Its only the cute puppy pic that makes you say that! They are sooooo hard work, even in their twilight years!!
    Lynn
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    #8 Jun 23, 2004
    Ok, I'll try this, hope it works!

    This is to show how much Sibes can change as they mature :-

    This is Fya at 18 months old

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    and this is him at 3 years old, completely changed colour!

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  9. Louise

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    #9 Jun 23, 2004
    this is Flint when he was about 18months

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    #10 Jun 24, 2004
    Just gorgeous. :smt023
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    #11 Aug 12, 2004
    how amazing!
    what stunners!
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    #12 Jan 19, 2005
    ok i will try to add some of mine in here just incase this was where i was meant to put them got abit confused

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    nynook d.o.b 27/04/04

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    Timber d.o.b 07/08/04 that pic was when he was only ickle :wink:

    again timber when he was still young

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    this is such a fantastic breed but does have alot of downs with the ups definatly is not for the 1st time dog owner and needs loads and loads of research.

    any q's i will be happy to answer just pm email or post to me and if i cant help i willpoint u in the right direction.
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    #13 Jan 19, 2005
    You can understand why people go for these sort of dogs, there splendid looking.

    I was talking to a women at a show a while ago who had one, she wasn't showing him infact she was showing someone else German Shepard as she said hers was really hard work.
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    #14 Feb 12, 2005
    what a stunner
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    #15 Feb 12, 2005
    gorgeous dogs :smt049 ajolie
    I love the breed too but I wouldnt be able to have one as I have too many small furry and featherd creatures
  16. Ripsnorterthe2nd

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    #16 Feb 13, 2005
    God, I so want one of these dogs!! But like you say not an easy breed to have (also did my research, glad as well!!) so I'll have to wait! :(
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    #17 Feb 16, 2005
    Very lovely dogs.
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    #18 Mar 10, 2005
    I have one and she isn't all that bad really she's only 3months and I've had her nearly 3 weeks and she is toilet trained, will sit and paw on command for nothing and loves to run and walk.
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    #19 Mar 11, 2005
    yeah mine sit paw wait stand sit and wait for the "get it" command for their dinner treats bones etc. they also fetch (well nooks does timber not so much) only in tennis courts or in the garden never off lead though.
    but if they dont have a strong minded owner otherwise they can be extremly difficult but u do get the occassional angels slip through.
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