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In aviation, a tail wind helps a plane go faster and is a positive thing. In Siberian Huskies, not so much.
Living on the salt marsh in view of the Atlantic Ocean, we often get some stiff winds. That can feel really good and move the insects around. Or, it can be very annoying.
In Landon’s case, that mighty tail of his tends to capture the force of the wind, much to his annoyance. So, yes, this particular breeze is causing an unamusing tail wind.
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I agree that Landon’s tail is a thing of beauty-wind or no wind!
Ha I know that look. Chumley also hates being goosed by the wind.
Landon you are handsome from head to TAIL!!
He certainly is.