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We have been husky owners since we were adopted by an adult pair in 2005. We have always had dogs in our lives, but now we are forever Sibe owners - no other breed will do!

Our first pair was a large Mal/GSD mix male and a large yet true Sibe female. They came to us as an adult pair needing foster care from our area shelter. Needless to say, fostering turned in to adopting. Sadly they came with unknown ages, behavior issues, and health history, so we struggled through heartworm, ibd, spaying an adult female, and finally cancer for both of them.

We were thankful to share their lives for four and five years, they were truly blessed souls. We hope we made their last years the best years of their lives.

When we lost Kojak on the last day of January, 2009 (our Mal/GSD boy), we were blessed to find another 5-year old male who needed a new home. We drove four hours to see if he would be a match for our girl, Misty. They hit it off great, and Chinook entered our lives in 2009. Chinook is a beautiful silver Sibe with a very heavy coat. He loves to sing and give hugs.

This January Misty suddenly became lame, and within two weeks, after several trips to our fantastic vet, we lost her to lymphoma. We were devastated - she was one of those personalities who did not share her affection easily, so her "adoption" of us and her devotion was the greatest gift. She will live on in our hearts forever.

While we knew we could never replace Misty, we knew Chinook needed a sister. Yet again we were blessed with another shelter dog when we made a three hour drive to meet Soda, a year-old black and white Sibe girl with lots of energy. Her assessment at the shelter was that she is "really busy" and they weren't kidding! Luckily she likes to play with toys and will play ball alone or with you (when she feels like it!). She is really coming in to her personality as she gets older.

So now we have our family again and the world's best answer to a treadmill - walking a husky!

We will probably be more of a reader of this forum than an active poster, however we have a lot of experience with behavior issues, diet issues, and health issues.

I have included a photo of our current pair, Soda and Chinook. Also a photo of little Soda by herself. Chinook is our avatar today.

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Welcome to the forum. Well done on taking in rescue dogs.

Sorry to of your losses, may they boith rest in peace and live on in your hearts.

Soda and Chinook look lovely dogs and thankyou for giving them forever homes.

Both our dogs are rescue and so are lots of dogs on this forum.

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Hi and welcome. Look forward to seeing you around the forum but please feel free to offer advice where it is needed, there are a lot of us new to the breed and we can certainly learn a lot from someone with your experience. Welcome again and hope to see more pics of your beautiful huskies :)

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Welcome to the BEST Husky forum in the WORLD biggrin.gif

Lovely Pics of your Poochies.

Look forward to seeing you around.

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Hiya, welcome to the pack :wave:

sounds like you gave Kojak & Misty a fantastic life in their twilight years, especially after being rescues and now you are blessed with two more who needed your help, what big hearts you have

We hope you will join in the fun on here, more than you maybe expect to & help out with advice where possible, nothing helps as much as experience

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