A Siberian Husky enthusiast’s journal.
Crescent Siberians’ Little Rascal “Cody” from GoyMig Kennel
Our very first breeding (and most likely the last)! We are proud to present 4 puppies from Cody and Luna. It has been a very busy few months rearing our first litter. A roller coaster ride of emotions. Just gotten some bit of extra time to post this. To the people who helped us and saw these pups grow in these few months, thank you. To Boris, who left us, we hope that you are running free :'(
We’ve tried several dog foods with Cody before we settled in with what we currently feed both himself and Luna. I guess much of these dog foods already have their own reviews and what-nots over the net. So I guess I’d like to go a different route this time.
Here’s what they probably won’t tell you.
Cody is our first Siberian Husky. He is a copper and white male from GoyMig Kennel.
Bikejoring around Manila is not that popular here in the Philippines. I’ve started taking bikejoring as a means getting my huskies well exercised throughout the week. I’ve researched the necessary equipment needed for bijekoring and started building stuff which I couldn’t get off any biking or pet store. There will be several items that you would need to either order from the States or actually create via DIY.
We’ve had several questions about our current dog crate and other dog crates that might come in handy with huskies. Here’s a few of the dog crates we’ve used under a year ^_^
Before you decide to take a puppy home, bear in mind the responsibility that comes in adopting a dog. You are responsible for that dog until he/she passes on. They are not there until you get bored, find a girlfriend or boyfriend, get old, move, or get a new puppy. If you cannot care for a dog up until the point that he/she passes on, then do not get a dog.