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Hi, my name is Sue and on a visit to Homeleigh Garden Centre my husband, youngest son and I met Paul and his friend, ( I am sooo sorry, I am useless at remembering names).
We have a Malamute x Inuit bitch called Molly and they stopped to say hello to her as I was trying to keep her in the shade in the car park. We started a conversation that must have lasted an hour! You guys were so helpful! I learnt more about raw feeding, temperament, collars and leads than in that hour than in the last six months.
Molly came to us when she was 4.5 months old so she is young, (almost 15 months old ) big, (she weighed in today at 41.3kgs) pretty and willful. She is a gentle giant and impossible to walk on a lead. She pulls like a steam train!! As I have a mobility illness it means we can't go out together.
I haven't had a dog since 1985 so I need to learn things too! I am hoping that being a member will help me to get the right advice and guidance for Molly and me and hopefully, my learning curve will in turn, help someone else.
Sue
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Posted 07 November 2011 - 11:37 PM
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 09:47 AM
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Welcome to the forum Sue.
I hope you enjoy it here as much as everyone else does.
Any questions just shout.
Paul
I hope you enjoy it here as much as everyone else does.
Any questions just shout.
Paul
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 11:54 AM
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Hi welcome to the forum hope you enjoy your stay with us.
Have you got a photo of molly for us to see, my storm is an inuit, he's Malamute x GSD x Sibe with a bit of Spitz in him.
Have you got a photo of molly for us to see, my storm is an inuit, he's Malamute x GSD x Sibe with a bit of Spitz in him.
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 12:21 PM
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Welcome Sue!!!
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 01:30 PM
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Hey Sue Welcome 
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 01:32 PM
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Welcome to the forum Sue, look forward to hearing more about Molly
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Posted 08 November 2011 - 03:45 PM
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Welcome to the forum!! The guys (and the others here) are very helpful, so any questions just ask away!
Only thing I ask is get some pics up of your fur baby
Only thing I ask is get some pics up of your fur baby
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 11:07 AM
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LadyBanshee, on 07 November 2011 - 11:37 PM, said:
Hi, my name is Sue and on a visit to Homeleigh Garden Centre my husband, youngest son and I met Paul and his friend, ( I am sooo sorry, I am useless at remembering names).
We have a Malamute x Inuit bitch called Molly and they stopped to say hello to her as I was trying to keep her in the shade in the car park. We started a conversation that must have lasted an hour! You guys were so helpful! I learnt more about raw feeding, temperament, collars and leads than in that hour than in the last six months.
Molly came to us when she was 4.5 months old so she is young, (almost 15 months old ) big, (she weighed in today at 41.3kgs) pretty and willful. She is a gentle giant and impossible to walk on a lead. She pulls like a steam train!! As I have a mobility illness it means we can't go out together.
I haven't had a dog since 1985 so I need to learn things too! I am hoping that being a member will help me to get the right advice and guidance for Molly and me and hopefully, my learning curve will in turn, help someone else.
Sue
We have a Malamute x Inuit bitch called Molly and they stopped to say hello to her as I was trying to keep her in the shade in the car park. We started a conversation that must have lasted an hour! You guys were so helpful! I learnt more about raw feeding, temperament, collars and leads than in that hour than in the last six months.
Molly came to us when she was 4.5 months old so she is young, (almost 15 months old ) big, (she weighed in today at 41.3kgs) pretty and willful. She is a gentle giant and impossible to walk on a lead. She pulls like a steam train!! As I have a mobility illness it means we can't go out together.
I haven't had a dog since 1985 so I need to learn things too! I am hoping that being a member will help me to get the right advice and guidance for Molly and me and hopefully, my learning curve will in turn, help someone else.
Sue
to the forum Sue.Hope you have a nice time here. Please feel free to browse through the forums & add comments.
Should you need help at any-time, just shout!
We all love to see pictures of your furry friends here, if you have any piccys, please post them up
Once again, Welcome! Sit back, relax & enjoy!
Ivan.
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 11:23 AM
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Hello Sue, welcome to the forum! If you need anything just shout! Plenty of good information on here to help you with your girl
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