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Erä-Susi huskies in Ruka.I'm pretty proud of this photo even though there's other dog's butt in the background
I tried to crop it off... I hope it doesn't bother much, the dogs simply wanted to stand that way. I'm still learning to use Photoshop (it's just so tricky and I'm a lazy student), so maybe I can do something for it later...The picture was taken in the same situation as
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She's beautiful. Someday I'm going to own a husky. They are amazing critters.
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Thanks! Yeah, they really are. I'd also like to own a husky someday, even though they can be quite challenging to train.
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Oh I know I've been reading up on them, but I bet a wolf hybrid is a much more of a handful. Mom's and mine's pup is named Thunder, but I would like my own pup someday. Where exactly were those pictures taken of the Huskies.
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Yeah, that's true, wolf hybrids are challenging pets and they need determined owners 
At the "husky yard" called Erä-Susi (which means "wilderness-wolf") in Ruka in Northern Finland. They arrange husky safaris (sledding) for tourists in the winter. They have a web page if you're interested: [link]
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Yea I'll take a look at that site later. It's so hard to find breeders near where I live. I found a registered breeder in South Dakota, on the Siberian Husky Clubs Of America web site.
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Ok. Well, good luck with the search!
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I did find the perfect Breeder, but I don't think I'm ready to take one on yet. Maybe in the future. Right now I have my heart set on a wolf hybred, like my moms. We already have four dogs, and the running scares me. I wouldn't want to lose a husky. I hear there isn't really a way to have them be off leash, but still watching them.
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Ok. It must take a lot of work to train and take care of 4 dogs, I'm very impressed for your effort!
Yes, huskies are usually masters at running off, it's in their nature. They also prefer being outdoors but they can be taught to live indoors as well. I've heard that it's best to have a big yard with a good fence if you have a husky, malamute or other dog like that.
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Yea, our Wolf Hybred (98 percent content) he doesn't run, but we don't really give him the chance either. We sometimes let him out to go to the bathroom off leash, but we make sure he doesn't run off. If he sees something he might, however a few times when he was just a pup I let him out and he took off down the road. I ran after him barfoot in the ditch. I'm suprised I didn't cut my foot on a piece of glass, but ever since he's pretty good with staying in the yard, as long as we're out there with him, if not we leave him on a tie out. Hybrids are extrememly loyal. They consider you one of the pack and they're very protective. I do love huskies, but I'm going to have consider a hybrid or something. Though a wolf hybrid will test you after about four or five years. Just be athorative and show them you're the boss, the alpha wolf. He's a good boy, a big lug who usually sleeps all day, and warm. He growls when the other dogs come around while he's getting attention, but that's just a wolf thing. Some huskies do too.
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Ok. That's interesting, I'm always eager to hear people's own experiences 
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No, he's at least half Alaskan husky. Sorry, I should have said that while submitting since only his head is visible...
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Kk, just making sure. It's sometimes hard to tell visibly what they are =3
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Yeah, I know
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your photography is magnificent! I can hear the husky howling from here 
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Thank you very much! You're very lucky, I wish I had huskies too
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furry butts are not so bad though
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Yeah, that's true
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Komea kuva, eikä toi toisen perä tuolla taustalla niin haittaa
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I wish I had a husky, Maze probably wouldn't like it to much though lol 
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I wish I had one too but I already have 2 dogs, that's enough I think
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Yeah I don't think I could even handle 2 dogs, let alone 3
Your welcome ^_^
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I think it's possible to have several dogs but then you must have a LOT of freetime... and I have a lack of it at the moment :/
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Despite the other dogs butt it's still a very amazing photo! Well done! ^-^
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Oijoi, missäs näistä ihanista oot saanu tilaisuuden ottaa kuvia?
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Rukalla, Kuusamon seutuvilla, on huskytarha nimeltä Erä-Susi, he järjestävät husky-safareja mutta siellä saa myös vain katsella koiria pienestä maksusta. Heillä on kuulemma myös pari poroa siellä, mutta itse en nähnyt niitä, keskityin niin näihin komeisiin hauvoihin
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Ohhoh.. pitää pitää mielessä jos vielä Rukalle asti lähdetään 8D
Muistan vaan jossain vielä pohjoisemmassa, ehkä Kiilopäällä, yhden huskytarhan jonka ohi ajettiin bussilla.. Ei silloin vuosia sitten vielä niin innostanut, mut nyt haluttaisi käydä kattomassa.
Kiitus tidoista~
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Tampereelta taitaakin olla aika pitkä matka
Eipä kestä!
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No nyt olen kyllä vähän kateellinen D: Täältä on Mansesta pitkä matka juu.. mutta tottamaar jaksan muutaman ristiretken Lappiin asti tehdä huskytarhoille vielä joskus, sellainen huskyrekiajo on pakko kokea.
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Minäkään en ole ollut vielä koskaan husky-safarilla, pitää kyllä joskus päästä! Nyt maaliskussa kun käytiin niin kaikki retket oli varattu täyteen kun oli niin mukavan luminen talvi ja kivat säät. Ja ne ovat usein kans aika hintavia... mikä on kyllä ymmärrettävää, pitäähän koirien saada elantonsa ja varsinkin kun kyseisessä tarhassa oli ainakin tuolloin 209 koiraa.
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