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Nothing wrong with this at all. I took the opposite emotions, I lost my Misty (Siberian Husky 14 yrs old) and my Nannok (German Shepherd 6 yrs) to a type of pinched nerve that caused her to have no muscular control of her hind quarters within 3 weeks of each other and it absolutely broke me...

Seriously. It only took a few days and it would chew the leather off and rip into the rest. His dog was very hyper, almost to the level of a chocolate lab (choc labs the most hyper breed of dog I have seen in my 50+ years of living).

My cousin used to have one of those like Thor. Thing would eat softballs like a nobody's business.

2 dogs, 3 cats now, but used to have 1 dog, 3 cats, and one of the cats (Maine Coon) owned our German Shepherd/Malamute mix. Darnest thing that our Maine Coon could get away with stuff we humans couldn't. The Maine Coon still thinks he's the boss of the our Aussies but their starting to ignore...

Absolutely goofy breed. I remember the first time my husky saw snow in South Carolina, she and my German Shepherd/Malamute went CRAZY for hours, refusing to come in from the back yard. Look so wolf like and mean, but would rather help a robber carry out things from your house just to get some...

As a former female red husky owner, if you get one, pay the 35 dollars to get her microchipped. They LOVE to run and most do not have have what we called "Homing Skills", meaning their sense of direction sticks if they get out. I've spoke with many husky owners over the years and they all said...

Need to see pictures through the months. Picked a name yet?

This is my boy, Obi, Australian Shepherd, Blue Merle This my daughter’s girl, Faryyn, Australian Shepherd, Red Tri We planned and purchased months before Covid was a thing and the two litters happened in January (Faryyn) and then in February (Obi) from Rambling Ridge Aussies in Ruffin, NC...