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Guess what we woke up to? Sunshine! Many of you may be shrugging and saying, “so what?”, but those of us in the Southeastern U.S. are very excited because that means the rains finally stopped. Fantastic! We got in a really good walk before leaving Big Ridge State Park:
Rusty walked the wall on the way out
and Kiska walked it on the way back
while Rusty did his patented behind the human’s legs walk.
We also had an encounter with three big dogs (deer) when they ran across the road in front of us, but our humans were too inept to take a picture of the moment. Something about we decided to try and run and play with the big dogs in the woods. We keep telling them to unhook our leashes from their waist belts and those embarrassing moments when we drag them would not happen, but they never listen.
And then we met some really strange creatures as we drove down to Chattanooga:
This first guy was using the pet walk at the Tennessee Welcome Center in Chattanooga. A security guard approached and told the people that he (she – who knows?) could not use the pet walk. We did not see any signs prohibiting that behavior, but apparently there is a law against it in Tennessee. Shrug. We were totally intrigued and wanted to go meet this really strange breed of dog, but the human prevented that fun, too. (We like the little guy in the lower left of the picture – he looks impressed).
Kiska was sure that this was Huffle and we tried to say hello. Just like a cat. Just sat there and stared at us and would not say a word.
This guy was on a horse carriage at the entrance to the Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel and was totally intrigued with all of the Siberians. We talked to his human for a while and she had owned Alaskan Malamutes and had been excitedly waiting on the convention so that she could meet some Siberians. We allowed her to scratch our ears. How nice of us.
Oh, yeah, apparently our humans are really confused. We are really staying at the Chattanooga Coo Choo. Gesundheit.
Anyway, we finally did get set up at the Siberian Husky Club of America National Specialty and enjoyed a pleasant evening at the hotel. We will end for today with these pictures:
The Herd on our drop line listening to all of our neighbors
Cheoah smells somepup interesting
Two of our many, many neighbors
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Wings of Doom
December 12, 2024
A simple nightly routine with my dogs led me to face the wings of doom, a hideous creature that lurks in the shadows of my yard.
Oh my goodness!! It all looks like such fun!
Why are they discriminating against that extra-large-funny-looking dog?? Very rude indeed.
I am so jealous of all you guys are doing- it looks like a fantastic time!
hope to meet ye guys Harrrrr. Yer Cap’n be looking for ye. Grooming in the tennis corts if that helps.
Cap’n Maverick the Pirate
What a great sight that must have been to see so many Sibes in one place! And thanks, “Chattanooga Choo-choo” will run through my mind for a while!
I’m so jealous you get to meet all those pups! 🙂 Can’t wait to see more pics!
Mochi
so what’s left of the hotel? are the walls still standing? at least?
Sibe-Fest 2009! I think that little dog is thinking, “That’s the biggest cocker spaniel I have ever seen.”
Yay for sunshine and adventures!
This is so exciting!
You all look so cool on the drop-line.
Especially a certain Rooster.
Play bows,
Zim
Sorry Herd, that wasn’t me. Have you forgotten I’m BLACK? I totally would have said hello.
Huffle Mawson
Sounds like you’re all having a great time. Loved that photo of you all on the drop-line – so well behaved too!
Have fun!
Clive
Wow! WHat an adventure! You should be so tired after all that sniffing, snootering, and scratching! I am proud of all of you guys for the pose on a string!
Oh what fun.. Mom wouldn’t let you chase that deer? What is up with that? You probably would get a good workout..
The lama is too cool..
Big Sloppy Kisses
Gus, Louie and Callie
Well done, Rusty – you always add a touch of humor to the post. Looks like you are all enjoying yourselves. Can’t wait for more.
Tail wags, the OP Pack
What great pictures! I love love love the one of you sniffing the lion statue! Priceless!
wow – looks like a great time – cant wait to hear more about your adventure
Woodrow – Sweetie – MJ
OK….who got hungry and ate the “H”?
Bricey the bottomless pit
Pardon me, Boys, are you sure thats the Chattanooga
Coo Choo? You just never know these days.
Sounds like an interesting and fun time. Anxious to hear more as the week goes on. Is your hu-Dad speaking at this event?
Kisses,
Stella
This is so much fun fur our momma cuz before she moved alla’ way up here where the snow snows for MONTHS in the winter, she lived in Chattanooga and LOVED it! Be sure to go up on Lookout Mountain and go to see the Chickamauga Battle Fields!
Woooos! I can’t wait for more pictures, you are all so very lucky to be able to go!
-Kira The BeaWootiful
Trakhk 29…
Glad woo made it on time…
Mom was there some 30+ years ago…
Tank woo fur sharing this special time fur our kind…do us proud! I know woo will!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
bless you! how did your hoomans get you all on a dropline AND get you to pose?? furry talented! (like to see a video of that)
have funballs- don’t forget to listen & dance to the Chattanooga Choo Choo song while your there. luv that song…
belly rubs to ya,
tula