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Ooooh Cant wait!!

Hope it all goes well Im sure it will, and your welcome, there is so many but at least that's one that will be getting a terrific loving new home.

Oh great, hope they get on fine, cant wait for the update!!

Is it skyla you are getting?

Great news really pleased, but I knew you would!! See all that worry for nothing LOL

I sure it wont be too long, before you hear, there are so many needing homes and a shortage of foster spaces, to get the ones waiting in, Im sure they wont take too long.

Aww brilliant sounds like it went very well. Good too those pair behaved themselves, you can usually relie on a sibe to show you up LOL, although they would know that anyway.

The main things that they will be interested in are your garden suitability and more importantly the security, that you are breed savvy, understand the breed and can provide what they need. All of which you are, so you will be fine.

Oh you have to wait until this evening then. Im sure you will be fine, let me know how you get on. x

That's good if shes already been done then, I think though if they haven't you have to do it and they pay for it.

Im sure he will, hope it all goes well Tuesday let me know how it went? I think I saw on the website that if they are not spayed you have to take them to your own vet to get it done and they pay or something.

It was on here a new member asking about Husky rescues there you go
http://www.petforums.co.uk/dog-chat/357428-looking-rescue-husky.html

I losing my marbles posted this on my own wall and had to re-do it

I saw her shes lovely, I thin someone else was interested in her too, did you see the thread?

Im sure you will be fine. Its not like you haven't got one already and don't know what your doing is it?

Very sad. We have had our little cat Ollie PTS half an hour ago - we are all in bits. No more.

Im sure you will be fine, they will be probably greatful too for the offer of being a homechecker, its very important and dogs cant be rehomed without it and there are sure enough of them that need to find new homes.

It looks ok from what I can see.

Wasn't sure how much space you get on VMs. The other most important thing is, that you know and understand the breed, and take on board all the things that you likely know already especially the on lead or totally enclosed area exercise rules. Knowing about not leaving windows and door open so they can escape etc.

One of the main things with Siberian huskies/rescues, will be your garden security and that the fencing is adequate and escape proof usually more then anything else rather then the actual size itself. If they are not happy it isn't bearing in mind sibes can jump 6ft then 6fts and that the fence is entirely secure, no holes loose panels etc and that there are no things like raised flower beds that will give them a leg up will be the most important thing. Sibes can climb up things like chain link fencing and too bigger guage weld mesh so again fences will need to be solid panels and climb proof.

Nanuq does that too, she loves tennis balls in the park you often get stray balls in the shrubs that have been lost from the tennis courts, and she knows there are ones there even if you cant see them, she will pick one up and carry it all round the walk and all the way home. Her record is 3 in one day.