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The Nullarbor isn't a good place to learn to drive, although it's a good place to have her first drive. If you want her to be a good driver (and live out her full life) she needs to learn in traffic because traffic will be her biggest issue. We did the trip back when it was hundreds of km of...

Good Lord!

Thought I'd give that a go (it's all I can afford :( ) and it wouldn't install after I paid the US$1.42 (ish) so I got a refund.

Might have thought they'd just go with the old proven 'mouse in a spinning wheel' movement, rather than going to the trouble of shrinking a horse.

Six weeks is a bit young for the pup to be removed from it's mother - I'd suggest at least 8 but preferably 10-12 weeks. Teach it who's boss right from the start and stick to that. Will the dog be kept inside? Will it have company throughout the day? BC's generally need company (a few hours...

Thinking of this one, just not sure I can justify spending the required amount on a Casio, but gee:

It's interesting you say that because I had it at a similar time to you and I don't reckon I've ever fully recovered. From memory, all I had were swollen glands in my neck for a couple of weeks and nothing else at the time.

Roundup on his lawn. He won't be needing the lawnmower for a while after it does its thing. :thumbsu:

They are brilliant pets. If they were smaller and fluffier everyone would have one. As stated above they love to laze about but a walk or gallop every day is ideal.

Get a retired greyhound or a greyhound pup that didn't break in well enough. They are brilliant pets. GAP, via Greyhound Racing Victoria will put you onto one. http://gap.grv.org.au/index.html

Yeah, go to Crescent Head. I've been there a few times, although not in the last couple of decades. Let's see... take your surfboard and boogie board or just flippers, take your golf clubs and take your surf rod. Way back then there wasn't much else to do, but someone may bring us up to speed...