So, let's see if I can figure out how to upload a picture or two ... before I go look at the cheat sheet again.

The one who started my love for Husky's - I no longer have her because I thought I had the exception to the rule when it came to being off lead.  For almost two years here she came home every time I called her, till one time she didn't.  I do so miss her!  

Misty, my first Husky!  Don't bug me dad, I'm sleeping!


and then in one of her more serious moments.


and of course one of her less serious moments.

(( I have to admit that she was just beginning to jump up when I snapped this, but it's so damn cute! ))
She's the reason that I will tend to give short shrift to those who advocate "off lead Husky's" ... it only takes once and then you're wondering where they are.

My Idiot Boy, the Alaskan Husky, Avalanche

Behaving himself for once!!

And my Sibe, my terror and friend Sasha


"My Terror" Sasha has a food possessiveness problem and she's now bitten me four times - the last time pretty seriously (to the tune of four stitches!) I have the choice of living with her and loving her or putting her down, I cannot pass her on to someone else.

Al thank you for sharing, excluding the ears and eye color your Misty looked very much like my girl. Avalanche nice looking boy, love the lean long look. Sasha, is she an older girl? Very pretty and a little obvious she likes her food,lol. So sorry to hear of her food aggression, some just don't ever learn, especially rescues, which if I remember correctly she is. Thank you for sharing, and yup you did it right, hahaha

renee

Thanks Renee, if I could figure out how to pass the extra weight that Sasha has off to Avalanche I'd be happy.  

Avalanche as I've said is my nutty teen ager; though at best guess he and Sasha are close to the same age.  She was fine, at least weight wise, before she was spayed - both she and Avalanche were free fed and both looked good, not too heavy (though Avalanche has always been svelte) but after I had her spayed she packed on the pounds and it's been rough getting them off her.  She's on a diet and exercise and it's gradually coming off but it's a long and hard row to hoe!!

Gorgeous pups you have! Sorry for the loss of your first girl, she looked like a character.

Getting weight off a dog is SO much harder than losing weight for a person, but good luck with your girl. I'm sure she will be even more spunky once she drops a few pounds.

Thanks for sharing pictures They are awesome!