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Playing In Drifts of . . . Leaves
With a warm and dry November, our first snowfall of the year has been delayed. We have had to make do with playing in drifts of leaves. Our giant Tree of Life has shed all of its leaves, so our yard is currently buried in leaves. You can see Landon and Typhoon are nearly knee…
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Green Bean Diet Returns For Q-Tip
Much to Qannik’s dismay, the green bean diet is making a return to his menu. He weighed in at the vet yesterday at a whopping 63 pounds. At Q’s last vet visit, he weighed 57 pounds and we wanted to slowly work him down to 55 pounds. We had no clue that he had gained…
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Burglars Attempt Theft From Chez Herd
We arrived home Sunday afternoon after a beach vacation week to discover that burglars attempted a major theft from Chez Herd. Hu-Dad was running low on our food so he ordered more of our food from Chewy thinking it would arrive on Monday. Surprise, it was delivered by Fed Ex on Saturday. Without any rain…
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After Repeated Effort, Success
Yesterday, we all laughed at Landon’s attempts to climb into a rocking chair in the campsite. No one is laughing now that he has achieved success. Landon said he heard all of the laughter from his attempts to climb into the rocking chair yesterday. Just remember, he is a Siberian Husky and the one thing…
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My Circus And My Monkeys
Have you ever heard the old Polish Proverb, “Not my circus, not my monkeys?” Hu-Dad could only watch yesterday and realized we are his monkeys.
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Huntington Beach Film Friday
After a week of RVing at the beach, we know you expected to see a Huntington Beach Film Friday. We did not want to disappoint, so here it is! Every morning starts with a sunrise walk at the beach. Well, it does if you decide to vacation with six Siberian Huskies in an RV. Trust…
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Advantage of Having A New Brother
Typhoon has figured out the big advantage of having a new brother, especially when you have a little reputation already established. Typhoon has both loved having a new playmate in the yard and disliked having to share the attention he always received as the “Baby Boy.” As Landon has settled into life with The Herd,…
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Sometimes, Waves Happen
Landon has learned yet another valuable lesson living among The Thundering Herd. Sometimes, when you aren’t looking, waves happen. Some of our walks are on the beach. The beach is cool with all of its smells to explore, people to meet, and sand to dig. However, none of us have any interest in getting our…
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The Joys of Campsite Naps
Five out of six Siberian Huskies agree that of all of the RV and camping experiences, the joys of campsite naps are the best. Long walks. Lots of water. Shade trees. Peace and quiet of the campground. Perfect for naptime. Hu-Dad props up in a rocking chair and shares the quiet time with us, not…
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The Physics of Water Bowls
Thanks to a thorough scientific experiment, Landon has learned some important things regarding the physics of water bowls. Yesterday, Landon was quietly sitting in the back seat of the Jeep. The Hu-Dad totally forgot an important rule – whether it is a puppy or a new rescue, the moments that humans should be most afraid…
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New Adventures, New Rules
Landon says every day with The Herd invites new adventures. Some, like this week’s excursion, also comes with new rules which he is working to learn. Week Three for Landon involves a special trip – an S-RV (Siberian Recreational Vehicle) trip. Yep, Hu-Dad woke us all up very early Saturday morning and loaded us in…
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Not Always Bad To Walk Alone
In a big, chaotic family, it is not always bad to walk alone. In fact, a certain Chief of Security might prefer the peace and quiet. Our family walks can sometimes be quite the noisy, crazy event. We woo and talk throughout the stroll. If interesting smells present themselves, they must be investigated. Should a…
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