She does, however, bring much love and happiness to our family!
Lily comes from champion blood lines and though she will never be in the show ring, our family is proud of her and considers her a champion!
Here you will find some husky ownership tips as well as some cute pictures and our breeder's information. Enjoy!
I don't recommend giving pets for gifts, but in this case, I was willing to accept responsibility for Lily until our daughter is old enough to take over.
It is a lot of work and a lifetime commitment.
Be sure before you buy to read up on the breed and find out if you can handle the daily requirements and responsibilities.
Here she is "helping" with dinner.
We have to sweep up the floor constantly because of her shedding, but because we have kids and like our house to be clean, we have to do this anyway and don't mind.
She also has daily walks for exercise, and to socialize her with other dogs and people.
We live in California so, of course, when it's too hot outside, Lily resides in the house.
We also crate her at night for her safety!
Lily's dog run is a cement slab, and the 6 foot fence is covered in chicken wire, which prevents digging and chewing.
Some Huskies are escape artists, so you may want to lock your kennel gate too, just in case.
I recommend leaving dog breeding to the pros to only better the health, temperament, and appearance of our Huskies according to the standard.
There are too many unwanted huskies because people don't take the time to learn about the breed before they buy.
For more information on adopting a husky go to http://www.shrrca.com, a rescue site for Huskies in California or http://www.siberianrescue.com/ to search by region.
We are responsible parents and don't leave our kids unattended with ANY dog!
Dog safety should be taught to every child.
When she digs we call it landscaping and she's so cute that we just grab the camera and laugh it up!
We will be adding a kiddy pool for summer fun and sandbox for digging in Lily's dog run soon.
She also enjoys giant ice cubes in her water buckets. She dunks her nose in to get them!
(Use a Tupperware container, fill it with water, and put in the freezer for the "big ice." Be sure to pop it out of the container and put it in their water bucket so their tongue won't stick! Don't forget to refill the container for more fun tomorrow.)
Also ask about my cartoon character designs, greeting cards, paintings, and drawings.
Be on the look out for more silly Lily pictures at http://www.sleddogcentral.com
Thank you for visiting!
(These images may only be used with the artist's permission.)
You won't mind the doggy kisses as much either!
Lily was purchased by an accredited breeder named Judith Russell. We researched a ton before choosing our breeder. We only wanted the best and we are extremely happy with our results!
Judy is located about one hour's drive NW of Detroit, MI.
She is very professional and provides quality care of her puppies resulting in healthy and happy Huskies!
For more information, Judy's website is www.karnovanda.com