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Sorry gang, but I haven't tortured anyone with pictures of our furry children for well over a year.... so here I go! ; D
We got Yukon from the Wisconsin Samoyed Rescue. He was a handful when we first got him. His power and youth (We think he was barely 1 year old) were coupled with a Tasmanian Devils craziness! Not a good mix.
For fun (Twice) we entered him into weight-pulls. In novice class, the first time out, he won first prize, blue ribbon for pulling over 1,380 lbs!! He didn't even acknowledge that there was weight behind him until he hit the 1,380 mark. The winning dog that day (Pit Bull) pulled over 3,000 lbs!
Anyway, we don't make him pull weight like that anymore, I think he prefers pulling a sled!
He is beginning to mature into a wonderful dog.
Kiska's picture comes tomorrow, which will put her first!
Hope everyones "Hump Day" went well!
Peace,
; )
Yukon Sled's
And more of Yukon's best: Yukon's 1st Weight Pull Yukon Swims! 2 of 3 Yukon a.k.a Snagglepuss (Extreme close-up)
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Yukon Sled'sAnd more of Yukon's best: Yukon's 1st Weight Pull Yukon Swims! 2 of 3 Yukon a.k.a Snagglepuss (Extreme close-up)
Comments (75)
What a beautiful dog! His eyes are gorgeous, like my sister's cat!
There he is in all that snow and as warm as toast. Gorgeous dog and gorgeous shot-- the depth of field is so perfect, too!
I bet is name are... Magik ;-) BEAUTY
Forget sled racing, you could harness him to your car, stick it in neutral and enjoy the gas savings! Just remember to give him plenty of treats afterwards for a job well done.
love his name and his eyes too. cool. guess you watch "dog whissering"lol misspelled. anyway it a super looking dog
What a wonderful dog here. So beautiful. Fantastic shot!
what a cuttie pie!
That's a really great portrait... great expression... and snow too! This picture has everything... including a choice of eye-colour!
WWeeeewwwww !!!!! MAGNIFICENT DOG & BEAUTIFUL :)
Woooowwww What a beauty!!!!! He is just a fantastic dog... wow....his eyes!!!
Wonderful capture. Love his alertness look and those eyes. Unreal.
superb shot of such a beautiful dog, he's just gorgeous
Glad to see he's still doing fine.:)
thats just simply stunning in my book!!!!!
Great dog, and those eyes are amazing!!
The Yukon series are great, I really like the "swamp-thing" one, he looks so crazed, like you said, Tassy devil for sure ! This is a fine capture of him, in his element ! ~Cheers~
An amazing animal...people clicking should know these dogs LOVE to work,in this case pulling...it really gives them a sense of satisfaction,not unlike us humans who put in a good days work....such lovely eyes...surprised at the Pit's first place claim,though!
beautiful creature
the best torture I've had today! ;-)
Such a regal and impressive animal--very beautiful--and I've always liked the David Bowie (eyes differnt colors) aspect @!
What a handsome fellow he is, beautiful photo of him. And wonderful you to have rescued a dog. Too many don't have a chance at a good life. : )
Love those eyes. I read a little on sled dogs a couple weeks ago. I was surprised how many breeds make great team dogs. There are only a few though that can survive living full time in the cold arctic environment.
Oh what a beautiful animal. Looks like he was posing for you.
how can a pit bull survive in such weather.they have such short hair.he is a very regal and beautiful dog.
Gorgeous portrait of Yukon. More please this doggie is da bomb!
a handsome beauty!!
Awesome, I Yukon a lot. What a amazing pup.
Beautiful animal!
Great image! He's a beauty. The snow on his nose reminds me of the Great Pyranese we used to have, he Loved snow. Brought back a wonderful memory.
Beautiful animal, and what a set of eyes!