A country girl with a love of sled dogs and a television career. Meshing these together in a small Alaskan community is a dream come true. The fruits of my labor can be found on my website by clicking the husky icon below. The discoveries made along the way can be found here. Click on any photo to see a larger version. Comments are welcomed!
Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
The Magnificent Seven
Some people have emailed to ask how the 2 new dogs from Karen are fitting in with the pack. Well, look for yourself! Other than one decimated feather pillow---you would not believe how many feathers are in a pillow!---and a disemboweled stuffed bear, nothing has been damaged. All seven ride in the Blazer to the Post Office, which is quite the sight. I love looking outside and seeing them all laying around the yard. Playtime is wonderful. They wear each other out. Of course, a good run with the gig helps too. It's been great fun having this many house dogs!
The seven with Jack---my friend Keith's dog---look in the door waiting to be let in or handed a treat. From left, front line:Chena, Pearl, Nahanni, Rosie. Second row: Spirit, Maggie, Fritter and Jack.
Pearl, Fritter and Maggie in a free for all. And then the races begin!
Maggie and Fritter are the fastest dogs, but Pearl and Jack do really well too.
Pearl and Fritter on a walk about.
The seven with Jack---my friend Keith's dog---look in the door waiting to be let in or handed a treat. From left, front line:Chena, Pearl, Nahanni, Rosie. Second row: Spirit, Maggie, Fritter and Jack.
Pearl, Fritter and Maggie in a free for all. And then the races begin!
Maggie and Fritter are the fastest dogs, but Pearl and Jack do really well too.
Pearl and Fritter on a walk about.
We even took one quick run with the gig. Maggie and Pearl in lead, Fritter and Nahanni in wheel. This was a fast run of two miles. WOW!
A quick stop for a drink in a puddle. Maggie laid down in it.
Back home and back to the bears for Fritter.
I love these dogs!
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