Siberian Husky Wants Attention

Kaiser's such a drama king!!

Large Siberian Husky "Hungry Like A Wolf"

Become our fan on Facebook and see more pictures of Buddy: www.facebook.com Update 8/25/08: Today, it was time to say Goodbye to our friend Buddy, and send him on his final journey. His health deteriorated rather rapidly, and we made the choice to let him go in dignity and without suffering. He will be missed, always be remembered and forever be the lead dog of our pack. Farewell, my friend! Update August '08: Buddy's arthritis is slowly getting the best of him. Medication and/or natural supplements don't really do the trick anymore, and though we do keep his weight down (he's just over 70lbs now) his old bones and joints are slowly wearing out. There are frequent questions about Buddy's breeder and if there are puppies etc. Buddy was a rescue at 1.5 years of age, so there are no offspring and no puppy pictures of him, sorry. Also, frequent questions about Husky's temperament and their ability to live in warm climate. Please see the following sites for more information about Huskies and rescue organizations: arctis-carts.blogspot.com http www.huskycamp.com http Please rescue! There are 1000's of Huskies (and all other breeds) in need of a good home. Please do not support puppy mills. If you feel the need to buy from a breeder, please do your research and buy from a reputable one. Huskies are not for everyone. Please research the breed! Update July '08: 100000 hits for Buddy! Thanks to all of you in YouTube Land. Buddy's still hanging in there, trying his best to keep his ...

Siberian Husky Puppy- Selene

This is a video I made of my "baby" growing up. LOL. Enjoy! :) Edit: To future impulsive husky owners who just wants this breed for looks yet knows nothing about them ( Please disregard this if you aren't :p ) If you are planning to get a husky, I highly recommend on researching about the breed beforehand. Many people (some I've known personally) impulsively get huskies solely for their looks only to find out they are difficult to care for and train. They are HIGHLY energetic dogs that are bred to run so they will RUN and PULL without proper training. Therefore, they need a lot of exercise. (Having a large backyard doesn't count!) They are highly intelligent and have a mind of their own so training may be a struggle of power but it's soooo worthwhile. :) Although they are wonderful dogs (very sweet, playful natured), they require a lot of patience and training. If you are planning to leave your huskies outside, make sure there is a shady place, unless you live in a cool place. You can find many reliable answers in books and websites about care and training. Please research!!! Note: Pictures look better in high quality!