SoCal Lounge
08-28-2009, 01:10 PM
People are tripping ballz on the SoCal RX Club, they all still remember me from my old FC days.
Wow SS12... I have a TON of
photos from back in the day when Victor would shoot the drives, BBQs, tech
events at JT's house, etc... I'd like this to go to the club. Maybe a huge
collage board can be made from them for SS12 to remember all the good times
in the past and to look forward to the good times in the future.
Am I considered an OG member?
Joe Breese
photos from back in the day when Victor would shoot the drives, BBQs, tech
events at JT's house, etc... I'd like this to go to the club. Maybe a huge
collage board can be made from them for SS12 to remember all the good times
in the past and to look forward to the good times in the future.
Am I considered an OG member?
Joe Breese
JOHN T. - the man.. the myth.. the old guy. How you been man? Will you be
showing at SS12?
showing at SS12?
08-28-2009, 01:53 PM
Left: Husky / Right: Malamute
Differences between them two:
The Alaskan Malamute is a heavy boned, powerful dog. The males weigh between 85 and 100 lbs and the females between 75 and 90 lbs. The eyes of the Alaskan Malamute are always brown. Their head is broad with ears set wide apart. Their tail is similar to a plume carried up and over their back. The Alaskan Malamute is known for being gender aggressive toward dogs of the same sex. They can also be food aggressive. They are very loving and affectionate dogs and carry a laid back attitude. They make good companions but are not guard dogs even though their size can be intimidating. Everyone is a friend to a Malamute. Malamutes enjoy hiking, backpacking, swimming, jogging and cuddling up with their owners. Malamutes are very intelligent and can be very stubborn. Unlike the Siberian Husky, the Malamute is not prone to fence jumping. If they are bored, they can easily dig themselves out of kennels or under fences. Lifespan 10-12 years.
08-28-2009, 01:58 PM
08-28-2009, 01:59 PM
I don't know if you like grooming or not but you MUST groom a husky/malamute AT LEAST once a week. They have a two layers of fur and they shed like crazy. Be prepared to see fur everywhere and the fur WILL make it into your house if you keep it outside, it's that bad.
