We've had both. Usually Americans are a more high energy, and English a bit more calm. It's all dependant on the demeanor of the parents, but the human parents shape them a bit too.
I had no idea about this thread. Guess I should look a little harder every now and then when I'm on the site! Good news indeed. But the whole U.P. thing worries me. Those puppies will have a very strong craving for pasties and venison! They may never get used to brats...…
Lol, we'll send our own truck. This one's white. Contract all signed, deposit paid through PayPal. They are 3 weeks old now, born March 24. yooperdave , I really like pasties, and there's plenty of venison here in Sconnieland. I leave the beer for the humans though.
Awesome , so glad to hear this. It's going to be a long wait for you. We went through the same thing with the waiting game but worth every second of it. Best of luck to you !!
Guys.. every time I read "pasties' I think stripper club. I always assume you mean pastries.. as meaning edibles. I could be wrong though..
You are wrong...they are called pasties...I think it's pronounced pahsties though...but yes, edibles...meat (and other?) filled pastry pockets
That's alright. Here in the U.P. we intentionally will not clue in "outsiders" as to the proper pronunciation of many words! pass-tee
Lol, while some like Beetle-Kill will talk about clear bras ( ) this is indeed a food, and not some sort of partial clothing. They are technically pastries, but not the donut type. Pasty - Wikipedia
Yes, they are, thick otter tails too. I wish I could send a video of the pups, but they are all on the breeder's Facebook page, and FB is really weird about allowing you to do anything other than a screenshot. The pups are just starting to get some personalities, as they opened their eyes last week. I promised Badger that we won't let the puppy bite his ears. He hates that.
