Well...

[dogzr#1]

Well this is coming from a 13 year old (well almost, my birthday is tommorow) I know that I can be stubborn at times and I do not want to be proven wrong. I am going to say 1 thing: You can still get a puppy but wait a little longer, maybe in spring or summer so you can be home with it all day. Maybe in that time you can do more research, work with Roxy a bit, and save a little more money. I do not intend for this to start an argument again.

[buttercup132]

THANK GOD every1 is being freinds again! i cant wait to show briana this shell be so happy she was really upset at what you guys were saying and thinking just put yourself in her shoes and i really do apologize glacier i thought i saw your dogs on chains but that must of been the guy that owns the other dogs b i think is his name but briana if yyou built a pen like glaciers i think it would be a good idea im so glad this argument is over with and every1 is happy again*BIG sigh of relif*

[Glacier]

i really do apologize glacier i thought i saw your dogs on chains but that must of been the guy that owns the other dogs b i think is his name but briana if yyou built a pen like glaciers i think it would be a good idea im so glad this argument is over with and every1 is happy again*BIG sigh of relif*

Oh, that picture. I understand the confusion now. That was Sundin, who is not yet my dog, but will be arriving on Sunday. My friend who owns him right now does keep his sled dogs on chains. That picture was taken in his yard, not mine. Most racing kennels keep their dogs in that manner. B. is a serious long distance racing musher. His dogs get lots of time off their chains and he has a full time handler who is with his dogs all day--that's her job in exchange for free rent--so they get lots of attention. My dogs aren't chained and Sundin won't be after he arrives.