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Eddie,
I took Sage to the vet today, everything checks out ok. She had a slight sore throat it seemed, but the doctor said this was just from all the stress of traveling and a new home. She seems to be enjoying my house just fine, I think she was excited to see so many things to chew on(mostly not her toys) She really seems to like biting at socks, especially while I’m wearing them :)I’ll send pictures soon, thanks again for all your help, Sage is such a sweet puppy, smart too.
Caleb
Caleb A. Sweatt
GeilenkirchenGermany
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I would like to inform you that Sasha is happy and healthy with us and growing so quickly. She’s an amazing companion, so sweet and playful. She is big and strong and has a very fun personality. We all love her here including her brother ice. They play together all the time and we go on walks and adventures weekly. Ahmad Bernieh
Ahmad Bernieh
DubaiUnited Arab Emirates
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Melinda,
I wanted to give you an update on our Marmalade(now named Ocha) who we recieved in August. She is very happy with us and our cat. She arrived healthy and we’ve been reinforcing the work that the trainer did. She is becoming less timid. She likes walks to the dog park, snacks, and playing fetch with her duck toy.
I’ve attached a few pictures of Ocha. Please let the breeder, trainer, and folks at EuroPuppy that she is doing well and we are thankful for their services!
-Daniel Davidge
Daniel Davidge
KaiserslauternGermany
The Siberian Husky is a strong, compact, working dog. This breed is a member of the Spitz family; it has the ability to haul heavy loads over long distances and rough terrain. In Siberia Chukchi people used this dog for centuries to pull sleds, herd reindeer and perform watchdogging functions. It was a perfect working dog for the harsh Siberian conditions: hardy, able to integrate into small packs, and quite happy to work for hours on end.