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Help me with a doubt please its urgent
I need help with a question before they get rid of him :(
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Coony1013
Posted: 1:47:58 PM 9/29/2007
Ok well i have a husky and im wanting to rescue a Australian
cattle dog that was abandoned at my school
will they get along or will they figth
the cattle dog is very friendly and so is my husky but
im not sure if they will get along with out fighting
they are both males caould anyone help me?
PLEASE!!
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Pen2
Posted: 1:54:54 PM 9/29/2007
Try introducing them on neutral ground,and see how they do. It might take a bit of time, but they could end up being friends. Are they both neutered, or intact males?
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WileyBlaze
Posted: 6:31:44 PM 9/29/2007
Huskies are pretty laid back and would love another pack member!

Take some time and let them get to know each other. With Blaze she is all over a new dog giving them her toys and that just only happens with the newbies! ha


Good luck!
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Posted: 7:42:20 PM 9/29/2007
We had an Austalian Cattle Dog once and she was cyco.
Also my cousin has one and he is mean, thy both never got along with any dogs.
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shihtzumomma
Posted: 10:49:24 PM 9/29/2007
I agree and disagree!! I had an australian sheppard that I adopted from a shelter. He was the sweetest dog I'd ever had..had some chewing issues...but what dog doesn't?? We crate trained him and loved him and he did just fine!! We unfortuneatly had to give him up but a friend of mine adopted him and she lives on a farm and he gets to sleep in the bed with her son and we see him on a regular basis...he's so happy...but back to the subjest...I agree on introducing them on neutral ground. I believe that they'll do well!! You just have to give them time, they might have the normal "disagreements" but I feel they'll do well!!! At the time I had a silkie terrier that was VERY possesive, so we worried...but they did fine!!! Hope I helped!!
Love and compassion for all of God's creatures
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coony1013
Posted: 9:31:02 AM 9/30/2007
Thanks guys but i had to let him go
My husky Matlache,broke the thing that was sepparating
them and he started to fight with coony and my mom has heart problems and got agraveted so i had to let him go
hope fully hell go back to skool:(
You see my shadow where yours should be...
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huskyseehuskydo
Posted: 1:48:05 PM 10/1/2007
YOU JUST LET HIM GO????!!! Sorry, couldn't you have taken him to the shelter or a breed rescue? Honestly, he'll get hurt just out there on his own. He could get run over, or something. You could have had a friend or neighbor watch him until you could find a place to take him. Don't know where you live, but the shelter would rather be overrun with dogs than to have one running loose to get hurt!
The more people I meet, the more I love my Siberians...
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Pen2
Posted: 1:51:46 PM 10/1/2007
This girl lives in Puerto Rico, where dogs are less than worthless. I don't think there is a shelter.I'm trying to help her via PM.
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huskyseehuskydo
Posted: 1:55:12 PM 10/1/2007
I'm so glad you're helping her Pen. I about had a heart attack when she said she'd let him go. I agree, in other countries dogs are not treated the way they are in North America/Canada.

Sorry to jump on you cooney... Hope everything works out.
The more people I meet, the more I love my Siberians...
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