Miles From Home by Cowboy Junkies
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Vermont Siberian Husky pulling his sled to the music of the Cowboy Junkies, Miles from Home
Santa and His Mischievous Siberian Huskies–Merry Christmas from Bonz and Dave!
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This is what happens when there is a blizzard outside and Bonz an Dave have nothing more to do. Merry Christmas all.
Siberian husky puppies from Baldor and Dana
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Baldor and Dana gave birth to 6 beatiful siberian huskies. 2 males and 4 females. I’ll have one of the black pups 
How do I stop and prevent my husky mix dog from biting my girlfriend?
I have had a Husky mix dog for over 2 months and she has bitten my girlfriend now twice. She has not bitten enough that it broke skin but my girlfriend says it does hurt. I do not want to get rid of my dog but do not know what to do.
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Fascinating Facts – Where Do Dogs Come From?
It seems most likely that our domestic dog is evolved from the wolf and that the process started around 14,000 years ago. Why? We can only guess. Maybe the wolf decided that it was in his best interests to come closer to human encampments, where he would have access to leftovers and remains.
Maybe man decided that it was good to have the wolves around, as security from other predators. Wolves could run faster than man, so teamwork between dog and man meant increased efficiency in hunting. Both benefited from this alliance, and early man developed his own breeding programme. Nervous, aggressive or independent wolves would not be selected as breeding stock. The friendliest puppies were chosen and protected, and man’s association with the dog began.
Through recent studies with foxes, it has been found that breeding for behavioural traits also affects physical characteristics. After a few generations of selective breeding, the foxes were retaining their juvenile characteristics, such as a domed head and big eyes. As we have strongly influenced the breeding of dogs through many generations, we have made substantial alterations from the basic model of the wolf, It is these changes that have enabled the dog to become the successful pet that he is today.
Physically, we have changed the wolf to suit our purposes. When looking at a German Shepherd Dog or Siberian Husky we can see some similarities, but compare the Dachshund, the Old English Sheepdog or the Great Dane and it is hard to find many resemblances. Some of the changes include:
Eye colour: many wolves have striking light-coloured eyes. ‘When a wolf looks at you, you know about it. Most dogs have brown eyes.
Noise: wolves rarely bark hut barking is one of the features that humans have selected to communicate with each other. Domestic dogs tend to howl less, but they have a whole range of other vocalizations, including barking and whining.
Contrary to popular opinion, wolves are not highly aggressive towards each other. A stable pack exists around a well defined hierarchy which allows the wolves to cooperate with each other. It would not be in the best interests of the pack for members to harm, each other.
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How can I stop a Husky from whining all the time?
My vet says Huskys are whiners. And my dog is a Husky/Shepherd mix. She has been outside, has water, food, treats, and she still whines. What is there that I could do, to get her to stop whining. She is an old dog, and hopefully looking for an answer from someone who has experience with this matter.
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How do you stop a husky from digging holes in the back yard?
I have a 2 yr old Husky who has been digging up my back yard, even exposing roots to some very old trees. I have tried red pepper flakes in the holes and he just waits until it rains and digs again or moves to another part of the yard and digs. Help!
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