non marine related

[flexbicep]

im selling on my friends be half,1years old,reddish brown,very obedient,paper trained.going for 800,price negotiablecall me at 93636015 for the pics

[Ancelot]

reason for selling?

[ryz]

wah! interested! can post some pics here? 1 yr old should be quite big already right? whats the approximate size now? is it of pure siberain husky pedigree?

[ryan]

wah! interested! can post some pics here? 1 yr old should be quite big already right? whats the approximate size now? is it of pure siberain husky pedigree?

yeah i also want to know...

raymond you may not be able to keep.

authorities will come after you.

[weishun]

yah loh... HDB leh... hehe go and buy a bangalow then keep lah.. hahahaha

[ryz]

heck care... the authorities wun know... even if they know they might not care... haha...

[weishun]

haha if you wan to keep, just hope your dog wun make noise loh.. hehe once neighbours complain ah.. thats it liao... your dog is going back to alaska...

[moron_clown]

a husky needs alot of space,bring it for walks and runs occasionally if u wish to keep it in a flat.they are prone to spine and hip disorders too.

[Zero Oxygen]

spine and hib disorder are mostly of hereditary

bring her/him go for a body checkup lor, if it pass then pay the owner and the checkup fee. if it fail, ask the owner pay

I LOVE HUSKY

[ryz]

I like bringing them for walks... my neighour is keeping an alaskan malamute and some other big dogs.. he must have like 4 dogs at home... I was thinking of getting a malamute or siberian husky... hope can see the pics...

husky from siberia not alaska

siberian husky are not noisy dogs... they seldom bark...

[YzF]

Well i suggest you read up first before you have a dog. Read up on all defects, eg the cowhog, undescended testicles etc. No need to be a expert to tell. Hips disorder are common in big dogs. It is going to be very troublesome if you dog have any of the prob. These prob may lead to you giving up the dog.

Keeping them on hard HDB grounds will cause prob compare to a garden that they can roam about. Best to walk them at night as its cooler, Never take a husky out in the afternoon. Will cause heat stroke.

If the authorities knock on your door, you will need to give the dog up. Rehoming a dog is a very cruel thing to do.

Do ask why is the owner giving up. if the owner say no time for dog, chances are the husky has little or no contact with other dogs. Result will be a very aggressive husky. You will only be able to see this when there are dogs around. Bringing the dog to the vet cannot find out everything.

Just my opinions

[Zero Oxygen]

I like bringing them for walks... my neighour is keeping an alaskan malamute and some other big dogs.. he must have like 4 dogs at home... I was thinking of getting a malamute or siberian husky... hope can see the pics...

husky from siberia not alaska

siberian husky are not noisy dogs... they seldom bark...

they dont bark at all

they howl

[nim75sg]

Here is my 16months Siberian Husky and she barks and howls too

[flubberina13]

Just some comments from an ex-husky ( ) owner...

1) Once you have tried HUSKIES...you wouldn't want any other dogs...

2) They will shed their inner coats in a periodic schedule once they acclimatised to our climate.

3) I will usually set the air-con on for it during the afternoons during hot spells...

4) Dog-proof your furniture...they may throw tantrums when you r not back at the stipulated schedule.

5) If you sleep beside it...give two-thirds of your bed to it as they will toss and shift to comfy positions during the night...and mind you..they pack a power punch...I can wake up in the middle of the night due to a slap from it...

6) When they are contented...they will never make too loud a noise...most of my neighbours didn't know I had a husky till six months later. Those who know...will always end up at my doorstep to shake his hands...

7) Must always set up a training schedule for him/ her...you wouldn't be able to handle him if you lack the basic commands. They are just next to jack russel terriers in terms of intelligence. Very intelligent. always wanna to find ways to test you and see if they can 'dominate' you...or maybe I had an alpha male then...

8) Tie a bandana around their neck and give him his own 'haversack', he can carry his own water bottle, food, wet wipes plus your wallet and car keys. We usually do that when we bring him for scrolls.

9) Join the Husky Squad. They are all lovers of Huskies and malamutes.

and lastly...a GREAT COMMITMENT is expected of you if you wanna keep a husky. You will grow to love him.

When we were relocating to States few years back, I regretted giving my Barkus to an idiotic guy who promised TLC and yet gave him away to a business associate w/o informing us...Now I still searching for him...

And somemore...my Barkus was given with all his personal stuff like toys, backpacks, bandanas, camping essentials FOC!!!...

I miss him very much...still searching.

Even some of my friends at Husky Squad is helping me.

If God permits...may I get to see him again...

[d00d]

Sad to read your unfortunate story sis, but may god help you in your search for your beloved lost dog. I'll pray for it!

[terryansimon]

call me a purist/old fashioned/antiquated/an*l/narrow minded/square/etc....but I still think it's very cruel to keep a husky in Singapore. or any other cold weather dog for that matter. multiply that factor by a hundred if you stay in a HDB/apartment.

as a human being, I'm already pespiring buckets when the weather goes a bit erratic. what about the poor dog? I swear you can see the look in their eyes sometimes, that...look of aganoy...that look where they beg you to cut off their fur so that they'll feel cooler *they do pespire through their skin by the way, if only in minute amounts. but it still happens* either that, or am I hallucinating. I swear poodles with badly groomed fur give me that look.

either that, or its a case of sour grapes...hmm.

but just my five cents worth. don't need to get angry at what I said. (=