I'm older than Methuselah, so I've been around dogs almost all my life from cockers as a kid, to barn dogs, to German Shepherds and finally I've got myself a couple of Huskys.
Sasha, who I'll write more about later is my Sibe, a rescue literally off the streets of San Antonio, TX.  After two years we've begun to reach an agreement about who runs things here - - - she's a Sibe, we already know the answer to that, right??
Avalanche, my idiot boy, is an Alaskan rescued from the shelter in Alpine, TX.  Not much to say about him.  He's everyone dream of a dog (except for recall and retrieving!) he like to play (rough!!) but when it's over a simple "Enough!" will put him laying at my feet.
I enjoy having verbal fun (okay, so it's not verbal - what is it?) on the web, have a very dry sense of humour so tend to stick << tease >> into conversations where people might not be aware that they're being put on.  But also have a very serious side when it comes to caring for my dogs and friends on the web.  I tend to call a spade a spade - as I see it, and normally note that something is my opinion, imho, but not always.
Hope to see more of y'all around //al

welcome Al, I read your posts to the other noobs, nice replies, helpful tips, you are knowledgeable. Nice to have you here, We love pics, so show off your huskies.

Renee

Ah, now give this old man a chance to figure out how this forum works and I'll post a couple. I'm not so photo happy as many are so pictures tend to be few and far between.
Thanks for the kind words.

Any time my fellow Texan! Posting of pics is a little tricky, there's a sticky somewhere that will walk you through it. I'm pretty computer savvy and still had problems, hahahaha. We don't have a ton of pics either, but I figured it out and put them up. My husband tends to put pics all over the computer and I inadvertently find them, lol. Are you located near the N.M. border? If you don't mind me asking. Moved here from Tampa, Fl. back in 2011, so still getting used to this huge state.

No, Renee not too close to that border. From El Paso go about 300 miles SE I'm about 40 miles from the OLD Mexico border. Are you in west Texas or West, Texas?

Hahaha, somehow I knew that would end up being confusing, I'm near Abilene, so west Texas, not West, Texas where most of the town blew up. Now I know where Terlingua, is, I've seen it on the map before. Big Bend is a state park, yes?

Hi! Welcome!

Welcome to the forum! Nice to see some more southerners on the forum.

Why did I write a message if I'm not going to post it ... I'll see if I can wake up and do better this time.

Lucy & Ashleigh, thanks for the welcome, seems like a good crowd of crazy Husky folks on here.

Renee (wait a minute, are there no other men on this forum??) I live about 15 miles north of Terlingua (home of the International Chili Cook-Off), at the gateway to the Big Bend National Park and a stones throw from the Big Bend Ranch State Park. To add to this wilderness adventure there's a very large National Park across the border in Mexico so we have almost no "Border Problem regrettably, if you get into our desert, unprepared, you die.

We have some men on the forum. They're just a few and not as active as us crazy ladies.

Can't wait until you get around to posting some pictures!

HeyLucy, there's a set over in "Where's Al Live"

I'm going to be off and on for a while having problems with the batteries for my solar and writing from my tablet just isn't a lot of fun for me.