tivins

My malamutes are named 'Bourbon' & 'Whiskey' .. but no, im not an alcoholic

Me, family & furkids are safe in Logan.. Stay safe everyone..

HI bernym, Heres a link on how to groom a wooly malamute, but hope it helps in some ways as both Mals/Samoyeds are double-coated breeds http://omalmalamutes.com/omal/wooly.htm

Probably, get them to send an email to http://www.amscq.com.au/referrals.html Hopefully, the mal/sibe club QLD will be able to help..

..if it were 'mauling' her, she would've lose half her face and her mum would not have been able to remove a full-on dog with ease..

Beautiful pics everyone! Keep them coming! Here's my favourite of Twilight & Bourbon Twilight & her wooly cousin, Loki & Twilight on her own..

Hi guys, Very slim chance but i thought i'd give it a go.. Heres some pics of 'Twilight' IceRiva Abet Illicit. and one with bourbon Thanks!

For those Mals/Sibes owners, we will be having mal/sibe walk @Southbank on Sunday 17th Oct 10. Meet at 2.30pm at the bottom of the kangaroo point cliffs, where people do rock-climbing. Across the Goodwill Bridge along to the Botanic Gardens,have a bit of a break and drink for the doggies, than those keen to keep going up, to and across the Victoria bridge then back to the cliffs/cars via SouthBank. Approximately 6klm round trip est 1hr 15mins not including stops. Pls feel free to join us or invite your other mals/sibes friends. Dont forget to bring poo-bags & water for your dogs.Good walking shoes essential as walking is a good form of exercise for u & your dogs! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136039496442568

im sorry for your loss. Run Free gorgeous..

Urban Dog Training for sure. http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/Ur...Training?ref=ts The vets that i go to are, City Vet @Chatswood, Blooming Vet @Greenbank & PetVax @Underwood :D

Taken from this morning's programme on ABC1 with regards to puppies in petshops. If u dont mind, pls also leave your comments on the right http://www.abc.net.au/btn/story/s2973590.htm "Now, you've probably come face-to-face with cute puppies and kittens before at a pet shop. But have you ever wondered how the animals are looked after and what happens to them when the shop's closed? One school girl doesn't like the way the animals are kept behind glass windows and wants stores banned from selling them. But as Tash reports pet shops have to follow strict rules to make sure the animals are treated properly. NATASHA THIELE, REPORTER: When buying a dog or a cat, you might think of going to a pet shop You've probably seen animals for sale in windows or in clear containers before. And while these guys might get a lot of attention during the day from customers, they also need to be looked after by the people who work there. Pet shops are expected to follow rules to protect the animals in their store. Some state and territories also have their own laws. It means everything from food, hygiene and exercise is covered. REPORTER: Here at this pet shop, these puppies are given regular exercise and all this stuff needs to be taken out every day and the enclosure is disinfected. And there needs to be at least one full-time staff member who's properly trained to handle animals. But not everyone thinks displaying puppies and kittens in pet shops is a good idea. STEVE LAWRIE, RSPCA: The main issue for us with pet shops is not so much the conditions that they're kept in at pet shops, it's where they get their puppies from and it's the fact that they stick them in windows. What they're doing is they're encouraging people to make a purchase on impulse. And that's what's known as �impulse buying�. It can be a big problem, especially around Christmas, when you get caught up in the moment of seeing a cute dog or cat and end up buying it, rather than taking your time to make a responsible decision. This is Maisie, a school girl from Queensland. She wants pet displays to be banned. She's set up an online petition and already has one thousand people supporting her. MAISIE, STUDENT: The little dogs are in tiny little cages and people can go around and have a look at them all the time so they're almost just on show. Steve owns a pet shop in Adelaide. While he uses display containers, he doesn't think pets should be in the front window. STEVE, PET SHOP OWNER: They are a drawcard into a pet shop, we do have them at the front of the shop but not in the front window. They can get tapped on, so they can scare them. So I'm not a fan of front window shopping, I prefer them in closer into the shop. And have you ever wondered what happens to the animals when pet shops close? The rules in South Australia for example say they can be left there for up to 16 hours alone. Although some pet store owners like Steve, try to take them home as often as they can. STEVE, PET SHOP OWNER: When they're nice and small like this, they tend to stay. But I have a rotation system, so one cage, say these guys might come home tonight, and then tomorrow night I'll have these little kids down below me come home. If you're looking for other ways to find a pet, there are animal shelters where you can adopt homeless dogs and cats. So what do you guys think about dogs and cats in pet shops? GIRL: It makes them look nice if they're sitting in a window and things, but it's also cruel for the animals 'cause they're stuck in such small places. BOY: I think the people who are in the pet shops take good care of them because I know someone who is working at a pet shop. GIRL: They should just make a like bigger place for the dogs and cats."

Rescue Ink also has a FB page with other amazing video footage of the dogs that they have rescued n rehabilitating.. We need Rescue Ink au :D

Turned on just in time to watch that bastard kicked the little dog in the elevator... ( Sickos!!!!!

If its not too far from u theres one in Mermaid Waters. Heres the link :- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Gold-Coast-A...2711?ref=search

Hi PW, i used Paragard on my 2 ..