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90Caring for a 3 Legged Dog
This article provides tips on how to care for a three legged dog or tripod dog. Three legged dogs can live a happy, long, and fulfilling life if owners use proper equipment; keep their 3 legged dog slim and healthy; and protect their 3 legged dog from stressful encounters.
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89Owning a Siberian Husky
The Siberian Husky was originally bred by the Chukchi, a tribe of Siberian nomads, to provide fast, economical transportation over the vast amount of frozen land. The breed was unusually strong and agile and...
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86Five Things You Should Know Before Adopting a Siberian Husky
Six months ago I fell in love with a beautiful girl. She was sweet and shy. She had the most beautiful blue eyes I've ever seen and a tongue that was as soft as velvet. She was a 3 year old Siberian Husky. I was at an animal adoption event for PAWS...
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84Challenging Dog Breeds: Alaskan Malamutes And Great Ways To Exercise Your Alaskan Malamute
Exercising an alaskan malamute can take many shapes and forms. The important thing to remember is that malamutes need exercise. Find out what works.
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85Alaskan Klee Kai
Alaskan Klee Kai are a smaller version of the Husky. They could be great dogs for anyone who doesn't have enough space at home for such a large dog but always wanted one.
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83Understanding the Basics of Dog Sledding - Dogs and Sleds
Dog sledding is not a new sport nor is skijoring or weight pulling. Many breeds were created specifically for these tasks many years ago. Some, like the Canadian Eskimo Dog and Alaskan Malamute, were created thousands of years ago. Like most sports, dog sledding is based as much on desire as strength and stamina. It has been the overwhelming desire to succeed that has carried many teams to the finish line when all odds were against them, especially in the Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race.
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85Dog Sledding Dogs: The Canadian Eskimo Dog
Canada has five indigenous breeds of dogs, one of them being the Canadian Eskimo dog. It is the oldest and rarest purebred indigenous dog in North America. It is also commonly called the Canadian Inuit dog or the Qimmiq, which means “dog” in Inuit. Without a doubt, the Canadian Eskimo is a dog with great heart. This dog has unbelievable stamina and ability as a sledding dog. In addition to this, it is
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83About Siberian Huskies - The Good and The Bad
Siberian Huskies are beautiful dogs and they love people and love life. Here, we consider the wonderful nature of Siberian Huskies - the good, bad, and quirky.
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83Colors of Siberian Huskies
Unlike many breeds, the Siberian husky comes in an enormous range of coat colors and patterns. Below is an in depth look at the coat of colors that a Siberian can wear. The undercoat of a black & white Siberian may be white, charcoal, beige, or a...
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82The Histrory files: Operation Mincemeat: The Man Who Never Was
How Major William Martin, Royal Marines changed the course of World War Two. Even though Major Martin never existed.
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