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Discussion in 'Northern Inuit Dog' started by k9xxb, Aug 9, 2008.

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  1. running cloud

    running cloud New Member

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    #81 Aug 17, 2008
    I see we are back to NI bashing again!!!! So pradictable!!

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  2. k9xxb

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    #82 Aug 17, 2008
    Hi all, having been offline due a broken computer and waiting till i was back at work - all i can is 'hells bells!!!! Politics - i'm glad i'm not involved :roll:

    On a GREAT note - I get to meet my 'hopefully' new boy at the end of the month. His owner is bringing him to the Catrine show so i am going to meet up with them there and hopefully things work out. Can't wait :lol:

    Thank you to everyone who have given me loads of help :grin: It is very much appreciated :grin:

    Linda
  3. Lucky Star

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    #83 Aug 17, 2008
    Good luck Linda. :mrgreen:
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    #84 Aug 17, 2008
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    #85 Aug 17, 2008
    Good luck x
  6. Louise13

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    #86 Aug 20, 2008
    Sorry to go back to this thread but how long have NI's been around?? I though the first dogs were brought in in 1987.. so 20 years from now would be 1988

    Or is my maths really bad??
  7. ursula

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    #87 Aug 20, 2008
    no but thats just splitting hairs, my maths is bad I cant even help with 10yr olds home work!
  8. ursula

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    #88 Aug 20, 2008
    20 yrs from now would be 2028
  9. Louise13

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    #89 Aug 20, 2008
    Yes but you said NI has been bred to NI for 20 years..BUT as far as I can make out the breed has only been started for 21 years??

    SO how does that work.. that would be F1's were bred at ridiculously young ages to get that to work
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