I had a huskie once. Named her Sitka. She was as wonderful dog. She had pups (only one litter) - the father was German Sheppard. That combo turned out to be a good one and I kept one of those. Miss those dogs, and haven't had a dog since.
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I had a huskie once. Named her Sitka. She was as wonderful dog. She had pups (only one litter) - the father was German Sheppard. That combo turned out to be a good one and I kept one of those. Miss those dogs, and haven't had a dog since.
Did the pups end up lookin like this? This is my Husky/Shepherd mix Zeva. She's about 9-10 mos. old here. She's such a sweetheart !!!
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Cool thread..
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Kitty..... I know, very original.
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OK, I'll bite. Here's a few of my "original" pics.
The first two are of Paul (named after Macca himself) and the last one is of Bear, a big ole brute at 21 pounds!
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Here is a pic of my pal Stewart, agreeing with me on the idea of ripping all the frets out of this nice Jazz bass.![]()


OK, I'll bite. Here's a few of my "original" pics.
The first two are of Paul (named after Macca himself) and the last one is of Bear, a big ole brute at 21 pounds!
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great! do they also like to sit there while you're playing?
Yeah. Believe it or not they actually do! Paul has a habit of trying to jump up on my lap when I'm sitting on a bar stool and trying to play. It can be a real PITA sometimes! Anyone else have similar experiences where your pet wants to get in on the action?
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