yup thats a great idea!


cool and the smartest. good luck finding a lovely one

Hmm... I wonder where would be appropriate. Coz we'll definitely need a lot of SPACE! *lol*

wanted to try PD during puasa time where no malays during that time

oic, nvm then. thanks for sharing.

let's sleep!

Mm... But so far wor... And drive there and come back to KL or...?

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Added on April 17, 2010, 2:43 amHere's Ruby's Resort's website http://www.rubys-resort.com/

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building myself a dog house can be very very tired!

Nice job! Aren't you afraid that the wood might rot though?

my last wooden house lasted 10 years...i think it's worth of building it =P

10 years?! That's long... You coat the wood with anything? Or leave it bare?

nice doghouse. mine doesnt need one, she sleeps in all the rooms lol

Haha mine too. But it'll be nice to have a dog house also, just for "decorative" purposes.

how u do the sliding door? got any drawing plan ka? share share

My rough collie is looking for gf ... any idea ?



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u wont understand my drawing, what u need is, a pc of ply wood use 2 pcs of quarter circle wood to hold the ply wood as track to slide.

taikhingchang : How old is your Rough Collie?

I see her growing up day by day!

Is she fully vaccined yet?

hehehe..not yet, been to the place where have no dogs!

Be careful I never take any pups under my care out for walks unless they've had the full set of vaccines. Their immune system can still fail to respond to the vaccine after the first or second vacc and become infected by parvo/distemper etc. My retriever pup was mostly indoors up till the age of 5 months for this reason.

Even if you take your pup to places where there aren't dogs in sight there's no guarantee stray dogs don't pass by and shed viruses along the way. My neighbour's pup that already had one vacc just got hospitalised for parvo and the poor boy has never even set foot out of his home - my neighbour and I are speculating whether stray animals or neighbours' cats carried the virus into the compound (birds, cats etc. stepping/sniffing around parvo-infected dog poo and spreading it wherever they go).