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Snaiper

Looks to be a happy healthy Dog you have there, she is having fun

Do you mind me asking

Are most of the houses in the USA made of Wood Cladding

And the Rug in the room very nice, when you have finished with it post it over to me

Steve

She looks good Snajper and it looks freezing!

JRANSOM

I am having the same problem, one dog is going for his BH in one months time and i cannot even walk him here at the moment, but i live out in the country and none of the roads have been treated against Ice, only the main roads have been treated and it is just not possible to even walk the dogs, for it is a problem just to stand up on it,

 I have lost getting on for two weeks Club training as well the training field has over 6 inches thick of snow on it, so i am told it is nearly an hours drive away from me

This morning i did manage to get to the local supermarket carpark about half km away to do a bit of obedinance  with young Goran but it was slippy, and i went over twice then a few cuts and scrapes on one leg to remind me, but he stuck to my side like glue which was good,

I see the wind is changing from the North so hopefully the temps will rise later this next week. it has gone up a biit today only  - 11 centigrade so it may improve now

I do not know about the Dogs having a lot of energy, i need to get some  off me, it has been a bit boring lately not being to get out walking

Hope  the weather  improves for you as well , the snow It looks nice but i can do without it

Steve

Hi Steve, no most of the houses in the US have vainly siding on it it is cheap and last forever. A lot of the houses in the US have a combination of vinyl and bricks, sometimes vinyl and stucco vinyl and stone. Usually using all wood or stone cost extra, as the material and workmanship is more expensive, Lucky for me my family is into construction so doing the house cost me just few dinners :) lol. I think you would find that rags and overall all home stuff cost less in the US than in our beloved Europe, I recently purchased new apartment over there and shipped home furniture and other accessories from here, as I would have to pay through the nose over there .  

Thank you everyone for all your good comments.

When goes to blowing steam in that kind of weather there is not much you can do. Treadmill maybe? I would just take him into a wooded park, and do few laps anyway.

Hi Steve, no most of the houses in the US have vainly siding on it it is cheap and last forever. A lot of the houses in the US have a combination of vinyl and bricks, sometimes vinyl and stucco vinyl and stone. Usually using all wood or stone cost extra, as the material and workmanship is more expensive, Lucky for me my family is into construction so doing the house cost me just few dinners :) lol. I think you would find that rags and overall all home stuff cost less in the US than in our beloved Europe, I recently purchased new apartment over there and shipped home furniture and other accessories from here, as I would have to pay through the nose over there .  

Thank you everyone for all your good comments.

When goes to blowing steam in that kind of weather there is not much you can do. Treadmill maybe? I would just take him into a wooded park, and do few laps anyway.

Oh! my god! how time flies, Saba is soooo grown. Snajper, great photo's. Question i have been meanig to ask you, is that a J or an I in your user name? liz

Hi Liz it is a "J" it is the way that we spell it in my home country. This screen name I been using since I was 14 back in "aol" times :) you know all those chat rooms and so on :) hahaha good times, and old habbits never die :)