Backstory: Koda didn’t want to play fight with his littermates. He was not about it. When he got all his boosters, I started taking him to the dog park to socialize him with other dogs. At first, he was absolutely not about it. But we made sure he had a good time when he was there. He started getting more comfortable, mainly I’m sure because I took him at the same time every weekend and all the same dogs were there. They became his friends. He’s been more and more confident every time we go.

Fast forward to this weekend over 6 months later. This random black lab shows up who obviously woke up on the wrong side of the dog bed. Koda tries to play with him- he’s a dick. Koda moves on. Shortly after though, this black lab starts going after his little boxer friend, Charlie. Just as this lab is about to make contact with Charlie in a bad way, Koda comes rolling up full speed and body slams this dog. He then stood between this dog and Charlie until the dog backed down. I’m so beyond proud of my boy for standing up for his friend in a very gentlemanly way. He got an egg for second breakfast. And I just had to share with you all!

The old man is annoyed

I work at a vet clinic. I don't personally own a husky though my sister does, anyway there's a client with a husky that as a puppy I met many times and have photos of and she was a ginger and white husky, now she's a black and white husky and not a subtle black either but a deep jet black, the owners didn't even realize she changed so I assume it was gradually. My question is how common is it that they change color completely like that? And if I got a husky would I kind of be guessing for color if its a puppy since it'll change anyway?

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The animal was desiccated and furless- basically just muscle, bone and teeth. She didn't bite down, but was carrying it gently in her mouth like a dried up stick. I have no idea if the creature died by rat poison or something but it's possible because we are in a rural farm area. Vet said it's probably fine and just to monitor for vomiting. She said I could call poison control but it will cost $95 and might not be necessary. Has anyone been in this situation? My dog seems fine now. This happened 20 minutes ago.

Poppi & Lucy, up to nonsense as usual 😆

I took my husky up the mountain and another husky magically appeared and played with him in the snow. The one on the left is the magical husky, the one on the right is Jack.

Whisper is helping Timber recover from his surgery.