He's lovely with that big goofy grin! And yes nutmeg gets a little jealous too. Too easy to spoil dogs

Nutmeg is a little doted on and is fairly high maintanence in terms of seperation anxiety, food allergies, but she is very submissive so easy to forgive! She is american bulldog dad and rotty x gsd mum ( accident between some neighbours dogs!) but you couldnt find a bigger wuss if you tried-very glad we didnt get her as a guard dog as she submits to anything and wont bark unless she is by my feet! Have to say I adore siberians, they are charming, I like their size in comparison to mals but both are probably too much excersize for us. The american bulldog in nutmeg affects her breathing so if she runs for longer than forty minutes she ends up throwing up, walking she can go for hours though, but she is equally fine staying in every now and again. I dont feel too bad as she has cut her paw open twice this year and been stuck in as well as having her heat cycle so probably about 8 weeks of not going out in total and I thought she would be manic and chasing her tail desperate to get out, but slobbing round the house seems to suit her as much as going for a mega walk. We are lucky to be about fifteen minutes from the beach and five minutes from two green belts so lots of choice on a day out.
I built my incubator out of curiosity about 6 months ago and then got hooked! I have two home made incubators on the go constantly although this batch were the first that weren't quail. I used to have quail ages ago in the bottom of an avairy so I knew they were pretty low maintanence and then button quail have incubation of 16 days which is nothing so had quail hatching constantly. No one round here seems to hatch so never had any problem selling them on after, in fact I usually ended up selling the ones I planned on keeping as someone would ring wanting more! Then we got the idea of fresh eggs, hubby is a chef so I growraspberries, blackcurrants, gooseberries, passionfruit, strawberries and some veg survives the slugs so being even more natural appeals! So that meant chicks but then he loves duck eggs and the kids were keen on ducklings....
I ordered flubber and daisys eggs online but the post is murder round here so think I will be sticking to the fresh eggs from the local farms as they seem to be doing great!
Mice seem prone to tumours actually, had a bunch as a child and at least half seemed to get some form of cancer. Nice pets though.
Must be fate! And you get the fun of hatching all again to give hima friend.
Todays project, building Flubber and Daisys new home ready for them, the coops I got off
ebay for £5 so Im thrilled with them, the kiddie pool is just out of sight behind the composter. I have never seen a bird of prey here and hubby is convinced they will be fine based on the hundreds if extremely fat wood pigeons that seem to go untouched here so we have focussed on cat proofing the top after the picture was taken, but I still have my concerns! Also need to build the gate but then we are done!