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  • I'm deep in the technology world

    Yes..I'm deep into the technology world and have come here kicking and screaming. My reasons for finally having a blog is to talk about DOGS. I am a big part of the Fairbanks Alaska mushing and skijoring world that works with many dogs from the borough...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 18 Apr 2009

  • Pack Mentality

    I love the pack mentality. Ever since I started having sled dogs I have always enjoyed watching my dogs interact and the hierarchy that they establish. We have very few dogs that don't get along and several that just don't like the hub bub of...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 28 Jun 2009

  • No poop in this dog yard

    In my opinion one of the most critical areas of dog care is scooping all that "stuff" that comes out the non feeding end. Most sled dogs in Alaska are kept on chains. They have no choice but to go to the bathroom where they live. If you have...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 8 May 2009

  • 4 foster dogs

    It is really hard for me to foster dogs. I get attached very quickly and then don't want to part with them. They quickly become a part of our household and the yard, yet I know that they will have a good life where they are going. We recently had...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 24 Apr 2009

  • the 3 skijoring dogs

    So someone has already said "Carol you are going to talk about dogs yet you said nothing about the 3 dogs in the picture!" so here goes. Chanel: front left in the picture. Chanel was one of only 2 dogs that I got as actual puppies. She was a...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 19 Apr 2009

  • Genetics

    This is where genetics in a sled dog can go terribly awry. Yanert was born in an "accidental" litter. The person was going to euthanize the puppies but a gal intervened and said she would find homes for all of them. As a 4 week old puppy he...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 29 Apr 2009

  • "Hurricane" Ivan

    ME? Sweet little Ivan? That is what his face always seems to say. We had this boy here as a foster for a month before he went on to his new home in Kodiak. Ivan got a along with every dog. He loves to play and is full of energy and happiness. BUT...he...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 12 Jul 2009

  • Posting blogs

    OK. I am just a bad blogger. I think of all these things I would want to blog about but then think "why would people want to read this?" So I have to get better at just writing on a consistant basis and figure that at least I can go back and...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 3 Jan 2010

  • Onyx part 4

    ARGHHHH. Learning every day and sometimes the lessons are extremely hard. Onyx had been doing well the last couple of days. Some formed stool, good energy and hopefully on the path to weight gain. But tonight I grabbed a bag of soy crumbles out of the...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 19 Oct 2009

  • Kiche

    We have had some shy dogs come our way but Kiche has been one of the shyest. It was fate that we got her in the first place. She was rescued along with her newly born puppies from a neglect situation. After the puppies were raised and off to new homes...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 29 May 2009

  • Onyx and her digestive problems

    We have had Onyx for several years. Pretty much ever since she was rescued she has had a terrible problem with digestion and keeping weight on. This is part 1 of a blog which I am hoping that in the end will have a picture of her "fat" and healthy...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 14 Oct 2009

  • raining vegetables

    Count them! 22 dogs in the picture....all vying for the veggies being thrown off the deck by Don. You can see pieces in the air. My dogs LOVE vegetables. They also love grass, dandelions and young fireweed. I believe in feeding a diet that is rich in...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 19 Jul 2009

  • Not in Fairbanks

    Wow...am I ever missing home! Don keeps me informed of the dogs but I am in Pennsylvania and attended my niece's graduation from college. Luckily my sister has 2 dogs so I'm not totally lonely. So will be back on the blogging when I get home.
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 17 May 2009

  • Flying fur

    Fur is flying this time of the year. I love the way that huskies rarely drop a strand of fur throughout the winter yet bolt their whole coat over the course of the summer. I love to brush dogs and all of my dogs love to be brushed. I usually sit outside...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 1 Jul 2009

  • Loon the house dog

    I first met Loon when she was about 6 weeks old. She was in a litter of 9 puppies. She was the only red one and was the runt of the litter. For some reason (fate I'm sure) she grabbed at my heart with her great spirit and spunky nature. I remember...
    Posted to Carol's Dog Blog by Carol on 27 Jun 2009
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