Meet my Personal Trainer.

[mx250]

Just come back from an hour walk through the Campbelltown Bush. She let me know by various means if she hasn't been for a walk in the last 24 hours - no excuses.

[YZ250H]

So you've got a Husky too 

[mx250]

So you've got a Husky too 

A Husky called 'Monty'

[YZ250H]

Won't it be confused

[Tony T]

I think Graeme is the confused one. 
I'll bet that one steers better than any Husky I've owned too..............



oh, oh............ I've done it now................ 

[mx250]

I think Graeme is the confused one. 
I'll bet that one steers better than any Husky I've owned too..............

This one turns well but it suspension fails at times....

http://s96.photobucket.com/albums/l187/mx250a/?action=view&current=BellaSlowMo.flv

BTW, I lied -she's Bella not Monty (gee, do you realy think I wound name a dog after a Pommy General? .

[mx250]

Haig?

I wouldn't name a dog after him either 

[brent j]

Graeme,
My sister used to exercise our Samoyeds by putting a harmess on them and they towed her around the area on roller blades..
They get up to some scary speeds and they love to run.

[mx250]

Graeme,
My sister used to exercise our Samoyeds by putting a harmess on them and they towed her around the area on roller blades..
They get up to some scary speeds and they love to run

Samoyeds are from the Spitz family of dogs are ares a close canine relly of Huskies and Malamutes.

I've had Huskies before and had them pulling scooter through the bush trails, and yes, they love to run. And they haul naturally, and love to do it, they follow trails naturally and they are easy to train to obey instructions. It's breed into them.

The 'experts' say not to have them hauling until they are 2yo, I'm not sure why - probably something to do with body development rather than brains or inclination. Bella is about 20mths so I'll start her as soon as I replace the scooter (stolen ).