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Holly the Siberian Huksy 3 Attachment(s) Here are some pictures of Holly - Lucy and Dixie's little sister! |
She is a really pretty dog. How big will she get? Annie loves the bigger dogs!!! Kasey |
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Awww, I love Huskys! Her name sure fits her too. She's beautiful. :) |
Wow, she's beautiful!! |
wow, thanks everyone. :D she's a sweetheart. :tinyheart to the 1st poster, she is about 20lbs now. i'm not positive how big she'll get, but the husky we had in the past (RIP - she was hit by a car at 7yrs) was about 40lbs. |
I loved my Husky! 2 Attachment(s) I just adore Siberian Huskies .... they are beautiful elegant dogs. My husky was 50 lbs and so handsome ... His name was Blackjack! he was adorable as a pup and gorgeous as an adult. The shedding got to me though. Here is Blackjack as a pup with me, and with his friend ... |
I used to help groom clean train and show 21 huskies theey are great dogs. and very loving:) she is a beautiful girl:) |
Holly is beautiful!! She has such beautiful markings!! Huskys are great dogs but I am not sure I could ever handle their double coats. |
What a beautiful Husky. My husband is partial to the breed, he had one when he was single. |
She's so pretty! |
Thank you for all the sweet comments!! :D Monday, Black Jack was beautiful!!! Huskies are awesome dogs. I love them. Holly loves the 2 Yorkies, but they can't stand her. :p |
wow she is beautiful i have a boy husky he is about 3 years old maybe 4 i was rehoming him due to his needs and with me working now he wanst getting whathe needed but my hubs schedule chagned and hes there every day to walk him and such but they are awesome dogs mine is very very energetic, and always holws when hes hungry and hes just awesome i love him and he has the most beautiful eyes they do |
Holly is beautiful!:animal36 |
Stephluvsangel: Yes, holly is fairly energetic, because she's an indoor dog, so we take her on a long walk everyday, as well as let her spend an hour or two on her tie out, and she LOVES being outside, and running. Everytime she sees the leash she thinks she's going out, and she'll run to the door. LOL! Does your's have blue eyes? Our passed husky did, and they were beautiful. We wanted blue eyes this time too, but Holly was ours from the second we layed eyes on her. It didn't matter if she had brown eyes. :p Autumn: Thank you!!! :D |
I love the look of Huskies.... and Malamutes too! You DO have to be a special person to put up with the double coat and the shedding issues though. I always thought I wanted a Malamute until I babysat for someone that had one. As much as I loved being around the dog, I couldn't deal with leaving that house covered in hair. Gorgeous dogs though! |
lol! Shedding is definately different, when you've had the non/low shed Yorkies, but we had a Husky for years before we got a non shedding dog (a silky terrier) so we were used to it. It's very nice to have no shedding. :p When our 1st husky passed away (she was hit by a car when she was 7 years old :() we had just our Silky, and it really, really was amazing not to have hair all over. lol! Then when our Silky passed, we got Dixie and Lucy, and again, there was no shedding, and then finally not having a Husky around just got lonely, so we got our little Holly. She's such a doll, and incredibly well behaved for a puppy. But I'll tell you, she's only a baby, and we already have fur all over. And it's much easier to tell now that we have a leather couch. :D |
Beautiful dog ,we used to raise Malamutes way to hot here in southern MN,they loved the winters though you could always tell when it was going to snow as the dogs kepts smelling the air. |
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What I thought was so cool about the Malamute that the people I babysat for had was the way he turned colors. If you've not seen one up close, they have a thick white undercoat and than black hair on top so that when they get wet, the soft hair on top sinks down and the white stands up. That's why he was named Ghost. I'm assuming that's the way it works, it's been a long time since it was explained to me. |
011011: Thank you! :) TatumsMom: Wow, that's really cool! |
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Hahaha, do they ignore her? She is probably so small next to them ... They wonder, what is that??? show some pix of all of them together (if they will stay together) It must be so cute! Blackjack was so destructive. Yorkies pick on tissues papr, Huskies pick on furniture ... YIKES! Debbie |
[QUOTE=Blackjack was so destructive. Yorkies pick on tissues papr, Huskies pick on furniture ... YIKES[QUOTE] Yes, I've heard that about Huskies and Malamutes. I got nostalgic about the Malamute I once knew and googled "Malamute forum" and found a chat board that was interesting reading. They were talking about how their "Mals" like to destroy furniture though. I don't know if I could handle that! |
Cute!! Did you say little sister?? lol |
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For the most part, lol! They usually run away if she tries to play with them. Dixie is an ornery little sprite, so sometimes she'll give Holly a show of the teeth. :p Holly of course doesn't realize she's threatening her, so she'll go on playing. They're fairly tolerent of her though, not much snapping or anything. Lucy will actually play with her until she gets too rough, then she'll let her know she's had enough, and come sit on a lap. lol! Holly is actually extremley well behaved. She doesn't chew anything unless it's like a wrapper or something that smells like food. She's very good about only chewing her toys. She's a sweet little thing! :D |
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However, I could not hide the fact that Blackjack ate the couch seats in the den .:2omg:.. upholsterers love dog owners. He was so lovable, I could not give him up. I had to work overtime to pay for his messes .... but as you can see, I did learn my lesson. I got a Yorkie this time around. *smile*:smile: |
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Malahn is soooooooo pretty! Holly sends puppy kisses her way!! :D |
Great pictures....they are all soooo cute!!! |
Thank you Jenn :D |
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