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30 minutes ago, P-M said:

Mines raw fed too. 1kg of meat a day shes on. Always preferred it to standard dog food. 

 

Mine loves the snow she sits for hours watching it wanting to play in it. I think my snow nut personality had washed off on her lol the pic below is from the 2018 beast.  

1kg a day

Ours get 200g of tripe and some beef chunks. Alternate with salmon, tuna and sardines.

Anyway, the weather. Frequent showers, but nothing to note, and nothing settling either.

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16 minutes ago, mathematician said:

Let's fire up the barbie

 

Wouldn’t be the first time this winter

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2 minutes ago, Steady Easterly said:

I bet they are cheaper to keep a week than a fortnight.

Believe it or not, they don’t eat anywhere near as much as similar sized breeds.

Raw fed, and have a high  metabolism, so consume much more from their food than most other dogs, so don’t need as much.

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1 minute ago, Fairweather Teessider said:

Do you have a pet raccoon?

A 45kg one!

 

We’ve got a pair of Alaskan Malamutes.

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At last, proper flakes

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Update...

We have snow, albeit very light, but hey, it’s white, and it’s falling from the sky

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Morning all!

I've been a lurker on here for years, and eventually got around to registering back in 2018 - still didn’t post anything

Anyway, back to today - I’ve been up since 5am (went to bed at 1am) and I’ve been watching the radar since with fingers crossed something would start heading over, but all seems to disappear before it gets here

Hoping for a much better day than the dross that was yesterday. Walking the dogs at 10pm last night wasn’t a pleasant experience!!

Craig