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Walking With WolvesRead the article this discussion is about
This archived discussion is "read only". « Previous 1 2 Next » » SandyMcC - Re: How gorgeous In response to message posted by jerrib:Hi Jerri, Yeah, he's getting to be like a normal pup, now. He loves playing with those other dogs, and he slept all afternoon when we got home yesterday! -- posted by SandyMcC » SandyMcC - Re: How gorgeous In response to message posted by jerrib:Hi Joy, The little doll with the icicles is Ivy, and she's three years of cuteness in one body! Four pups get to be a little much for her at times, but we all had fun. Thanks for coming in to read, I'll 'see' you soon, Friend! -- posted by SandyMcC » Red - delightful... Sandy,This article is delightful. I wish I could have been there with you, but alway like joining you for a cyber hike. Harley is doing great, isn't he? I am so glad that he found such a wonderful family to call his own. The photos are great. Makes me yearn for a good hike in the forest. Thanks for inviting me along on this fantastic adventure. Take care, my friend. Lots going on down here. -- posted by Red » Mary Trotter Kion - Wolves This was precious. I didn't understand who the big husky-type dogs were. One sure looked like my dog, Sibu who is a husky. I just loved this story. Do more on the dogs with some more pictures. I'm subscribing so I won't miss anything.Thanks, Mary Trotter Kion Women of the West -- posted by Mary Trotter Kion » SandyMcC - Re: Wolves In response to message posted by lastword:welcome, Mary, All the dogs you see in the photos are the dogs the article is about. The mother has a little Siberian Husky in her, and it shows in a couple of the pups' tails! Good eye. Thanks for subscribing, I hope you enjoy what you find! -- posted by SandyMcC » Sunbear - Wolves Hi Sandy,From an outsider's perspective, Alaska seems such an interesting, beautiful place. Of course it is in reality too! I loved reading this about your outing with the dog and wolf pups. We have encouraged a lot of independence in our Beagle/Spaniel mix and from observations of her as well as other independent dogs, have noticed a tendency for them to take up howling like wolves do. Our dog almost never barks now, but communicates with us with various howls. I suppose the fact that we (especially me) howl back may have something to do with all this "singing." Anyway, this was a delightful article. Thanks for sharing our Alaska journey with us. Tom -- posted by Sunbear » Tina_Coruth - Re: Walking With Wolves In response to message posted by tjodray:Hi Sandy, I thought I posted here, but there is no post from me! I loved this article and the photos. It must be so wonderful to be able to hike in the wilderness like that -- it surely sounds and looks wonderful -- cold, but wonderful! I'm glad to read that Harley is getting better! -- posted by Tina_Coruth « Previous 1 2 Next » Please follow the guidelines set forth in the Suite101 Posting Etiquette when adding to the discussion. |
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The dogs are so black it was hard to get photos that you can really see them in, they blend right in with the surroundings. And, of course, today is pouring down rain. Glad we got to go while we had the chance!