How about we let it go folks and keep this thread on topic. It is Kristina's photo thread after all.

Yes, back to plans on how to steal Mickey, I'm conjuring a very stealth like mission impossible plan. Not sure. I just know it involves propelling from a celiing and hopefully a parachute. She shouldn't even notice one missing.

Since im so new you'd think you'd be a little more respectful when you were "informing" me and the dog since you are a dog "expert at such a young age is all im not rude just would of thought to be respected a little more on a dog forum and it wasn't just her there were several ppl being sarcastically rude. But since this whole forum is for ppl that already know everything about huskies there are a few threads that should be treated.

Chad, no one was intentionally rude (maybe a little snarky), we just generally have some strong opinions on breeding because a lot of us work in rescues and have seen what irresponsible breeding can do. A lot of us have also naively gone to bad breeders thinking that they were good and now there are a few dogs on here with significant health problems (I'm extraordinarily lucky, I did go to a BYB but my dog thus far is healthy). There are several threads here about responsible breeding and how to find a good breeder, and it may offer some insight as to why some members feel as strongly as they do. Take a look at those, because we do want to share that knowledge with people.

Back to what Val said a little while ago, lets give Kristina her scrapbook back. Thanks!

You can have your opinions about whatever you may please. However, I had just never seen that color of a husky.yes I am a new dog owner and yes, I do have a bit of a attitude. I didn't think that wanting to know if she was willing to breed a pup was that big of a deal. Like you all said I didn't kkow she was with a rescue group and had no idea about the dog besides the things she has figured out since she has had she dog. I am aware of responsible breeding. Thanks for the humor folks. Glad to see some of us have a great sense of humor .

Thor2123 wrote:

You can have your opinions about whatever you may please. However, I had just never seen that color of a husky.yes I am a new dog owner and yes, I do have a bit of a attitude. I didn't think that wanting to know if she was willing to breed a pup was that big of a deal. Like you all said I didn't kkow she was with a rescue group and had no idea about the dog besides the things she has figured out since she has had she dog. I am aware of responsible breeding. Thanks for the humor folks. Glad to see some of us have a great sense of humor .

For what it's worth... people are moving past it now and yet you remain harping on the issue.

You were baptized by fire in learning about one of the dog world's most controversial topics. It remains a hot button issue on this forum as it does on countless others. Learn from it, and move on. Continuing to seek an apology is getting you nowhere.

And if I haven't said it before, welcome to the forum

Please, let's get back on topic

arooroomom wrote:

Please, let's get back on topic

Operation dognap Mickey.

I'm still mad that Kristina doesn't know how to raise her dogs to treat their mates properly and not go around breaking hearts.

Heather! wrote:

I'm still mad that Kristina doesn't know how to raise her dogs to treat their mates properly and not go around breaking hearts.

He is a man whore

Maybe you should have taken more time to talk to him about the birds and the bees and given him higher morals. Hmpf.

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Yesterday at the lake

Looks like fun Thanks for sharing Kristina! 3rd pic is great...

You have a set of very beautiful babies! I love the one of mishka (I think that's who it is) in the water looks like she had a blast!

Love the pic of Cheyenne

Aww Cheyenne looks beautiful!!!

Your pics are so amazing! When you take them to the beach, are they off leash? And they listen well?

These are from the dog lake- it's fenced in on all the dry parts so they can't just take off. But they do listen very well when we're there.

arooroomom wrote:

These are from the dog lake- it's fenced in on all the dry parts so they can't just take off. But they do listen very well when we're there.

Ahh, gotcha. That must be so nice to have. We have a lot of inland lakes in my area, but not a whole lot are dog accepting, let alone dog friendly!

I found myself very curious about how you came to own 5 huskies plus another dog so I started looking for where you might have posted the stories instead of asking you to tell them over again and got very distracted by these gorgeous pictures. I love the whole pack! I hope I can road trip to south fl sometime and meet them all.

I think there was a thread floating around about how we all got our Sibes... All 5 are rescues. Mickey and Rodeo were animal control adoptees and the rest were strays or dumped or something like that. Ewe was from an animal control/shelter/vet in Clewiston. Mickey was the only one that I INTENDED to get

After going to the adoption event at my vets today, I completely see how what you intended turned into what is reality! But props to you! They have such a great home now. Odin's before and after shots were completely amazing to see how he made a turn around. Clearly a nice group of well cared for and loved babies.

Wow... I just want to say that I really love your dogs! They are so beautiful and have amazing color. I have never seen a black and tan husky. Mickey is very very very handsome! I hope to see more pictures of them in the future.

About your camera, which model do you use? I have a Nikon D3100. It's my first DSLR and I'm learning the ins and outs of it. You have wonderful pictures!

About time I properly introduced the Reacto-Tard... This is Ewe:


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He's approx. 3 years old, male Aussie with a natural tail

Omg I'm in love!!! Haha