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dgsselkirk wrote:With mineral oil it won't be coming out the front end brother....

Nothing asspolding out the other end either.

Probably "mineral oil", keep an eye out for sudden "needs to go outside", trust me I've been there.

Son of a gun-ner wrote:

jackalope wrote:Carpet and flooring are a non-issue. Shadow is my 9 year old male Husky, so long as he's ok.

Was only making light as you said the dog's ok

Mick.

Oh no no no man I knew what you meant, its all good my friend. No worries.

Son of a gun-ner wrote:I wanted a husky, but I knew I wouldn't give it the amount of exercise it needed. I knew a roofer that bred them, and race them, mostly a team of four with a little three wheeled chariot, he had eleven the last time I saw him, back in them days, someone paid £1500 for a vile of frozen husky sperm from Norway.

Mick.

We have 4 Huskies. 2 females, 2 males, all fixed, all rescues.

Our oldest female, Siku, is 13 going on 2.
Shadow our oldest male is going on 10 but hes a chow hound, LOVES his kibble!
Then we have Dakota, I rescued his dad but it turned out his dad was so baddly beaten he would have seizures and attack anything that moves. We bred him and the seizures got to be too much to handle. He attcked me, tore my arm up BAD! Had to put him down. Couldn't have a 90lb Husky who flipps out for no reason. His son Dakota is just as good as his dad was but without the seizures.
My daughter rescued a little girl that she named Violet who looks like a mini wolf!

Mick, Diesels issue was brain damage from being beaten. Poor guy.

Glad nothing "exploded" shall we say...

I had a Husky Panda years ago. Wonderful dog....

My daughter works at the Humane Society now so my wife and I (mainly her) foster cats and dogs so we have a steady parade of critters through our house. Mostly kittens at this point...

Reading this reminded me of our old dog Buster, an English Bull Terrier.
One day years ago he rushed into a barn and found a large tub of blue grain used to poison rats. He duly ate half of it before we found him.
Being nearly seventy miles from the vets we rang for advice.
The vet a died we made him sick by administering salty water.
What seemed like gallons of salt and water later - nothing!
So we rang the vet again.
'Okay. Try giving him mustard sandwiches. That usually makes them vomit.'
Well we tried. ...
We found out that we owned the only dog that liked mustard sandwiches! A loaf of bread and two pots of the yellow stuff later he was wagging his tail and begging for more!
Panic started to set in and we decided to make the journey.
Just before I put him in the car he gave me a look.....
The word 'projectile ' springs to mind as does the phrase 'both ends'!!!

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Buster went on to lead a long a happy life. His favourite treat was an occasional mustard sandwich.

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DRC wrote:Buster went on to lead a long a happy life. His favourite treat was an occasional mustard sandwich.

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Glad Buster was ok after that!