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JupitertheRedGiant
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JupitertheRedGiant

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PostSubject: Jupiter Update II   Jupiter Update II EmptySun Oct 30, 2016 5:02 pm

Hey guys! Sorry I've been absent,my life has become work and my dog! I haven't had the chance to respond to the answers on my previous post, but I am grateful for the time you've taken to help me out. Jupiter really has been settling in! It's almost been two months and I'm really starting to see his personality come out. We've been settling in to a weekly routine that works for both of us and I can't believe how much happier he is than those first two weeks. My friends and my family can all see the difference too.
I think I left off right before our vet visit, so quick update: he's a perfectly healthy three year old! I've spoken to a few breeders who frequent the dog park and the consensus is that he's a husky malamute mix. I've met some great husky owners in my area, some of whom are members of Arctic Rescue. I've gotten some great resources from them, including some bikejor training! He still doesn't like to run for more than a few minutes at a time. Despite what the vet said, a few dog owners have pointed out that he may have some hip problems despite being so young, so I'll be looking into that. Does anyone have any advice on how to deal with it? I've been told fish/salmon oil pills and half a baby aspirin can help for long hikes. Overall, even though we're still having small problems with pooping in the house, things are going really well for us and I'm so happy he's in my life.

I do have one question. I've seen signs of separation anxiety start to develop. I have the energy and resources to support another dog. Would that be good for him or detrimental? I feel so bad about leaving him by himself while I'm at work, I think it'd be good for him to have another family member, but I don't actually know. I was thinking of fostering for the Arctic Rescue, and I've already been approved to do so. There's a specific dog that I've already fallen in love with. He comes to the dog park often so I know he and Jupiter already get along.
I guess I'm asking for your opinion, I've heard they're easier together, and I've got the commitment, so what do you think?
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PostSubject: Re: Jupiter Update II   Jupiter Update II EmptyMon Oct 31, 2016 1:37 am

Nice update! well I have to admit a good majority of us have 2 dogs in the household, some have more than 2, and a fair chunk have 2 huskies or more. So......I would foster, which will probably mean you will fail. Smile

Husky x mal.....hmmmm I don't see mal, you have pics of Jupiter standing? He is a wonderful looking guy, glad things are going well.

The hip thing, bumping this with my reply, maybe someone has some suggestions. I do give both of my girls happy Hips (they are like a soft cookie vs a jerky), they love them, and they are limited ingredients, like 6 ingredients. https://www.chewy.com/dogswell-happy-hips-lamb-strips-dog/dp/101798 they have lamb, chicken and duck. I use them as a preventive, but caan also be used to help dogs who are having issues.
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PostSubject: Re: Jupiter Update II   Jupiter Update II EmptyMon Oct 31, 2016 11:27 am

There is a long thread on here with lots of information and experience with supplements and arthritis.
https://www.itsahuskything.com/t10510-dakota-s-having-trouble-standing-arthritis?highlight=trouble+walking
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