I've had Huntsmans fall on me a few times, I'll see if I can get a pick of my shed-spider.
Seen about five king browns, nearly trod on one.
Seen about five king browns, nearly trod on one.
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for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Jesus what is that thing? It looks like a pre-historic monster. Contract or pay as you go?
lol 27. But the spider looks like a regular garden spider, a moderately sized one at that.
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It looks like it should be called Spidirus Ghostfacious - Thats its Latin name
fucking spiders...
nice photo burnzz
i actually wouldn't mind a print of that for my little friends
i actually wouldn't mind a print of that for my little friends
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how do they work?Nic wrote:
fucking spiders...
Couple of recent pics. Not really a fan of the bandanas, but the Wifey put them on the dogs...
A bit random, but what is it like owning a husky? (in terms of grooming, temperament, exercise etc)Nic wrote:
Couple of recent pics. Not really a fan of the bandanas, but the Wifey put them on the dogs...
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … atelus.jpg
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … telus2.jpg
I've got a Husky X Kelpie but I've always wanted a pure-bred Husky and was thinking of getting one in a few months once my dog has grown up a bit. I thought she could do with a friend
Jasper has an insane amount of energy, and he has been very difficult to train, (methinks because he was a stray for quite awhile.). He does shed alot, but he is very affectionate (I figure this is part of the stray thing to, a bit of separation anxiety).
He can be hard to handle, especially for my wife who doesn't have the patience I do. I would definitely recommend knowing what you are doing before getting one, and get it while you are young, it is defiantly not an old persons dog.
A malamute may be better if you have two dogs, but they prob won't like the Australian heat so much.
He can be hard to handle, especially for my wife who doesn't have the patience I do. I would definitely recommend knowing what you are doing before getting one, and get it while you are young, it is defiantly not an old persons dog.
A malamute may be better if you have two dogs, but they prob won't like the Australian heat so much.
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Fair enough, yeah Mishka (My Husky X Kelpie) is like that. She is a lot like a Husky; insane amount of energy, somewhat difficult to train and extremely independent/tough. In fact the only thing about her that is like a Kelpie is her coat colours lol.
I've got a few months to think on it/research it. I'm also considering a Border Collie, which might be a more practical option, but as I said, I've always wanted a pure-bred Husky.
I've got a few months to think on it/research it. I'm also considering a Border Collie, which might be a more practical option, but as I said, I've always wanted a pure-bred Husky.
Warning: Boarder collies are totally insane.
As far as the pure bred thing, I've never really been a fan of it, mixes avoid genetic defects better. The only reason I have Jasper as a pure-bred is that he was an adoption. And he had already had surgery for one of his genetic defects.
As far as the pure bred thing, I've never really been a fan of it, mixes avoid genetic defects better. The only reason I have Jasper as a pure-bred is that he was an adoption. And he had already had surgery for one of his genetic defects.
How much are huskies? Absolutely beautiful dogs.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Expensive from a breeder, I only paid 250 CAD for Jasper because he was a rescue dog from shelter.Camm wrote:
How much are huskies? Absolutely beautiful dogs.
They are like a gangNic wrote:
Couple of recent pics. Not really a fan of the bandanas, but the Wifey put them on the dogs...
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … atelus.jpg
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … telus2.jpg
They tried to gang up on a baby bear last night. Was a cute little thing wandering around downtown.Sisco wrote:
They are like a gangNic wrote:
Couple of recent pics. Not really a fan of the bandanas, but the Wifey put them on the dogs...
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … atelus.jpg
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … telus2.jpg
Defending their turf, holler!Nic wrote:
They tried to gang up on a baby bear last night. Was a cute little thing wandering around downtown.Sisco wrote:
They are like a gangNic wrote:
Couple of recent pics. Not really a fan of the bandanas, but the Wifey put them on the dogs...
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … atelus.jpg
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g294/ … telus2.jpg
Even worse, yesterday Lexa wanted to go after a huge one at the golf course my wife works at. That dogs not scared.Sisco wrote:
Defending their turf, holler!Nic wrote:
They tried to gang up on a baby bear last night. Was a cute little thing wandering around downtown.Sisco wrote:
They are like a gang
Haha, size does not matter to a confident dog. My little english bulldog used to always pick on the biggest dogs around. Thuglife.Nic wrote:
Even worse, yesterday Lexa wanted to go after a huge one at the golf course my wife works at. That dogs not scared.Sisco wrote:
Defending their turf, holler!Nic wrote:
They tried to gang up on a baby bear last night. Was a cute little thing wandering around downtown.
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Bawwwwwwwwwww Kmar, that is an awesome looking dog.
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This thread needs more pet spiders.
