Mazz

Welcome back.  Two beauties you have.

Tire pump for Sally's Pawtrek Dog Scooter.

Welcome Dylan.  You have a beautiful girl.  You must be proud.  I too agree with Sarah's advice. One thing you will learn with this breed, is they have a strong will. They don't surrender easily, so you not only have to stay consistent, you also need to stay two steps ahead of them. Don't worry though, you will adapt.  Your Husky will teach you much during her life.

So that's why my life is what it is.

Also seems to be an Issue with MS IE i can not reply or make a post with it as text entry box never opens

Had that problem at work during lunch time. Logged off the forum, cleared my cache, then logged into the forum, and all was well.

You'll get a lot done next week then,

And! I can now post!  Thank you.

For me -  A 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split Window Coupe with a 327 cubic inch fuel injected engine and 4-speed transmission in Victory Red with white leather interior.

For Rohn & Zoya. -  Treats are always to their liking. Chew toys such as Nylabones.  No rawhide, no stuffed toys please.

Oh man, hope I'm not too late:

I forgot to add my name to the list, so here we go.  Hurry up peeps, time is running out!

U.K. Only

Emma  (dogs: bear and ice)

Tina Mills  (Going Solo).   (dogs: Solo and Charlie)

Kati Jackson (NOBELHOWLUC49)  (dogs: Noah Bella Howler Lucky.)

Asslinn  (dogs : Kimba & Keiko)

sarah (dogs Kaiser, kimba, and koda).

U.S. Only

Jay (dogs:  Nikko, Yukon & Kodiak)

North America Only

Anywhere

Next round is on Rob.

You guys are nuts.  I don't see nothing.  Nothing I tell you.  Then again, perhaps it's my dimwit side that has come out, thereby preventing me from charismatic visions. None-the-less, I still don't see nothing!

My question would be, what about the puppy breath?  Gotta have puppy breath.  Very cute little girl.

Guess who is going to be one year old.  He was born on Halloween night, 2014.  He is such a good boy.  I remember when I picked him up from the breeder. He ran behind the sofa and barked at me.  He was so trying to scare me off, but it did not work.  My gosh he has grown in the past year.  

I have been called a dim wit. Is that the same thing? Just asking.

Today, the brown truck delivered the Pawtrek Dog Scooter from Canada, I ordered for Sally.  Have to assemble it yet, but here are a couple pics of what it should look like when I am done.  Rohn is being trained the commands.  Lucy, pic at top, is in training as well at her foster home in Wisconsin.  She will be fostered until spring, and then come to Iowa for her forever home, to run with Rohn.

Happy Seventh Birthday, to the one forum that has enlightened each of us about Siberian Huskies, whether we realize it or not.

YAY !!! about bloody time too

Hip-Hip-HURRAY!

Holiday's over guys.  The Boss is back!  Goes without saying, but I will say it anyway, "Sarah, we've missed you, and so glad you are back.  Oh, the executive bathroom could use some sprucing up.  Just saying."

One of the great moderators of all time.  Congratulations to Rob.  He is one dedicated Husky Owner.

Tell you what, I'll take my dogs over most people any day.  At least my dogs lick my face afterwards.  What afterwards?  You'll figure it out.

Looks to me like they are waiting on Rob to fetch them something, although it be patiently waiting.

You think packing is a problem, wait til you unpack.  That's why I have boxes in the basement storage that were packed 22 years ago when we moved into this house. Probably will never unpack them. 

Loosing a family dog is always difficult. Bringing a new one into the family pack is exciting. Never a replacement, but an addition. Congratulations. Love the name.

Made me chuckle.

I like cookies.