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The name kind of makes the pit of my stomach turn and my heart lurch. This is a disease mainly of older dogs where they get tumors either on the adrenal glands or on the pituitary. The result is an extreme over production of cortisol which can cause all...

Well....after months (years) of going around and around with Onyx and her diet, she had exploratory surgery today. In the past we kind of managed to keep her at 40 pounds by changing her diet frequently. Seemed that she would do well on one food but after...

Strawberry was a very shy dog at the shelter. Her new owners renamed her Ruby. We had her here for a few days until her travel arrangements were made. One thing I always try to impress upon people is to the "right" way to approach a shy dog...

Don took this video of me skijoring with Shaman Millie and Blackberry, followed down the trail by Sara Elzey and her dog Dylan. Now that spring is here and the trails are melting I love having a few videos to look back on and dream of next winter.

You can read about Misty on my web site under "successes." It took her quite awhile to trust anyone and over the last several years this little girl has just blossomed into one of the sweetest dogs that we have. Lately I have been loose dropping...

A great skijoring day on fast but a little bumpy trails. Hard to hold the camera, my poles, and take steady pics when you are doing 18+mph. Blackberry (on the right) and Millie in lead. Shaman in wheel. Blackberry and Shaman both came from our animal...

Social time is very very important in a huskies life (or any dog for that matter). Even on the coldest of days when many of our dogs stay in the house or the dog barn, we let them out all together in a huge play group. Dogs are very social animals and...