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My Achilles FINALLY departed City of Industry, CA... YAY!!!!!!!!! 
Andria
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When we first got our husky we read so many stories online that all pretty much said "huskies runaway the first chance they get"..... our husky has not "runaway" yet. We came to the conclusion that perhaps these were people who did not give their husky the amount of exercise a day needed or had them tied up. Alot of those stories also said huskies are terrible dogs...we decided those people were obviously idiots
lol My buddy is such a sweetheart, loving, and very attached to the hip! Lol He likes to be a part of everything, and he goes with us everywhere. Such a fun and sweet breed.
yeah it'll look pretty sharp on my black iStick30 -- and since one of the juice recipes I'm experimenting with right now is a tank cracker, it'll be a good way to try it out -- by the time it gets here, the juice should be ready to try out. I don't normally steep, but both of these test bottles have less than 20% total flavoring, so I figured steeping would be a good idea, so it'll actually taste like something.
Andria
Andria
When we first got our husky we read so many stories online that all pretty much said "huskies runaway the first chance they get"..... our husky has not "runaway" yet. We came to the conclusion that perhaps these were people who did not give their husky the amount of exercise a day needed or had them tied up. Alot of those stories also said huskies are terrible dogs...we decided those people were obviously idiots
My buddy is such a sweetheart, loving, and very attached to the hip! Lol He likes to be a part of everything, and he goes with us everywhere. Such a fun and sweet breed.
Some girls I grew up with had a dog that was half shepherd and half husky... it lived at their grandparents, one street over, because they had a fenced yard, but that dog got out at least once a week, and would run down the road, looking for Lisa and Laura.
Andria
We would like to get a female to breed with our male when they get old enough and then keep one of the babies to then have 3 in total
Our last dog was a rescue, and he was such an amazing friend. What is the name of the rescue?
So I just got home 10:20 at night, from plumbing all day (still not done.. One of the connectors has a slow leak, gotta take it back..) and what do I find? My kitchen sink of leaking, whole cabinet is soaked. REALLY?!?!
Awww! That is just too sweet looking for them!
Our first one was a runner...you have one of the few that doesn't! Sooooo lucky!!!!When we first got our husky we read so many stories online that all pretty much said "huskies runaway the first chance they get"..... our husky has not "runaway" yet. We came to the conclusion that perhaps these were people who did not give their husky the amount of exercise a day needed or had them tied up. Alot of those stories also said huskies are terrible dogs...we decided those people were obviously idiots
My buddy is such a sweetheart, loving, and very attached to the hip! Lol He likes to be a part of everything, and he goes with us everywhere. Such a fun and sweet breed.
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They won't adopt out an unaltered female. Nowadays, most shelters won't, either.We would like to get a female to breed with our male when they get old enough and then keep one of the babies to then have 3 in total
My husband has "restless everything" syndrome.. every 3 minutes, he wiggles some body part, usually his legs but sometimes his entire body just jumps... and he snores like a freight train at 60mph.... It was either kill him or get separate bedrooms, so i could get some sleep! Now I sleep extremely well; the bed stays still, and I have a white-noise fan to block out the noisy neighbors and their noisy dogs!
Andria
Same with my hubby but he's taking something for it and hasn't jumped for a long time, so once I talk to him in the morning, I'll let you know what it is he's doing about it. I thought it strange that he'd sleep all night, snoring loudly doing it, but once up in the morning, he'd be right back to sleep on the couch ?? obviously not enjoying his night's sleep much, if he could go right back to sleep some more..??? He doesn't return to sleep as often now-a-days, in the mornings. Strange folks, those guys we live with, eh? 47 yrs and counting! I'm sure I have some quirks that he could tell you, as well.
Jim has sleep apnea, and snores horribly. They never really get into a deep sleep cycle because their breathing, or lack of it, disrupts them.
I was having problems with our Jetpack linking us to Verizon, so I could send Redrebel a reply... It was no longer connected and the little box wouldn't power off, so I could restart it... David called tech support and they said to unplug it and remove the battery in the back, wait a few seconds, then put battery back in and plug it back in to the power source and try it again. It worked! so now I'm back online (grin). Nice to have a computer guru that knows who to call when things don't work as they have done up to a point.... he's a keeper in my book!
I've counted up to 40 seconds before David takes another breath at times - laying there totally awake while he struggles in his sleep. If he didn't make another breathing sound, I'd jump him and breath for him, I think... he's unconcerned, while I think he should go in for a breathing test while he sleeps... hasn't happened yet.
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