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Anyone who is skilled at something will tell you that an important component is to have the proper tools of the trade. Hu-Dad uses many tools in training us, but he has found a particularly effective tool in training the incorrigible Typhoon.
As incomprehensible as this might be, Typhoon was up to some mischief Saturday morning. Hu-Dad told him to stop and . . . well, Siberian Husky owners know the look you get when the dog thinks it is quite amusing that you expect a certain behavior.
So Hu-Dad reached deep into his bag of tricks and pulled out the ultimate weapon. He produced a brush and threatened to brush Typhoon.
Typhoon muttered something about violations of the Geneva Convention and then opted to go play outside.
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I love the stories of your dogs. I adore Typhoon. My favorite picture is the one captioned “I am not amused.” Your stories bring back many happy memories. I had six Siberian huskies growing up. I now have a Norwegian elkhound. I am still praying for your queen Natasha.
In a few days, the said brush will go missing. In a few days after that, said brush will return, dug out of a hole by Cheezewhiz having had the handle gnawed.
Fly squatter here. Although Koda has never been touched with it. Maybe at his first home he was and remembers but all I have to say is “where’s my flyswatter” and I get the ok you win look
Our “instant husky behavior modifier” is a water bottle. It’s like magic
You are missing out on a great pleasure of a Sibe’s life, Typhoon: getting brushed. My Silky and Nacho love being brushed by Dad.