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Home Office Boss
Hu-dad says that one of the great benefits of working from a home office is that you do not have a boss staring at you all day as you work. Of course, with two TPLO recovery patients sharing his study, that might not be entirely true.
Read Today's Herd StoryDouble Doughnuts
With a low of 6ºF and a high of 20ºF (-14ºC and -7ºC respectively) yesterday, Hu-dad had a fire in the fireplace and encouraged us to hang out inside the house as much as we wanted. The older dogs certainly took advantage, but a couple of youngsters insisted on practicing double doughnuts. And what are…
Read Today's Herd StoryTPLO Recovery Week 6 & 9
Cheoah’s picture above says it all. The fact that she no longer has to use the sling is the headline news of our TPLO Recovery update. Her x-rays revealed that the bone is healing well, though a little slower than where Natasha was at the same point (six weeks post surgery). We will begin short…
Read Today's Herd StoryBack Together
As Natasha has her nine week anniversary from TPLO surgery, her walks are getting longer. We are approaching the time when she will return to free time in the yard with the rest of The Herd. Yesterday, she was back together with her sister, Kiska, for their first joint walk since surgery. These two have been…
Read Today's Herd StoryWaking Up Slowly
As the days get shorter, we are out of bed before dawn. That doesn’t mean we are awake for sunrise since we are all known for waking up slowly.
Read Today's Herd StoryIndoor Games
Our weather was quite frosty and chilly Friday with a high of 20ºF (-7ºC), so even The Herd spent most of the days in the house playing indoor games.
Read Today's Herd StoryCold Days
We have had a stretch of very mild – even warm – weather, but that all changed last night as the temperature dropped back below freezing. In fact, we are not expected to get back above freezing until early next week, so we have a few cold days in front of us. Of course, we…
Read Today's Herd StoryLone Wolf
Today, we study the legendary lone wolf, the creature so tough, so independent, so rugged that he is comfortable striking out on his own. Or, in our case, we have the youngster who has wrestled everyone willing (or, able) and still has energy left to explore Sibe Quentin. Of course, it is also possible that…
Read Today's Herd StoryDinner Bell
When we are in the far reaches of Sibe Quentin, we can have a severe case of Siberian Husky Selective Hearing when the Hu-dad wants us for something. However, we never fail to hear the dinner bell.
Read Today's Herd StoryTPLO Recovery Week 5 & 8
Cheoah is now only one week away from her first post-surgery x-rays – which hopefully will result in her release to begin short leashed walks and the discontinuance of the dreaded sling. She has begun to express displeasure at her crate time and insists she is ready to go, so everyone within earshot is hoping…
Read Today's Herd StoryAround the Neighborhood
With Natasha rebuilding her leg strength after her TPLO surgery, we are restricted to fairly short 15 minute, around the neighborhood walks a couple of times a day. So what is she doing on these trails?
Read Today's Herd StoryHospitality
The Hu-dad went across the valley to the Hu-Grandmom’s – and The Herd Annex’s – house for dinner last night. Let’s see how Ruby and Tartok did in the hospitality department.
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