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Our Siberian Huskies

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These are our two Siberian Huskies, TImber is a 2 year old male with black coat, and Smokey is an 10 month old female with the grey coat. They are very happy dogs, that live on a larger property with a horse, goats, sheep, and chickens. So they run and play when they want but they are also good at lounging around the house. We have had both of them since they were puppies.
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This is Timber at 10 weeks old.

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This is Smokey at 10 weeks old.

Timber is the more serious of the two. He loves to play but doesn't go completely crazy. Smokey on the other hand is very goofy, maybe just because she is so young. When we go hiking Timber is always leading the pack and watching out for any dangers. Smokey pays attention to the trial a little but mostly she just wants to run and sniff around. We love hiking but I was unable to hike for the last few years due to complications from Covid. Know I am doing a little better and able to hike more. We just got back from a camping trip which was exciting becuase the dogs were able to hike instead of just being stuck with me next to our RV.

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This picture is at Convict Lake, California one of our favorite spots.
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Me, Timber, and Smokey on a hike during our trip.

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Sometimes they hike so close to each other, Smokey wants to follow her older brother and he is happy to show her the ropes.

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This was the first trip we were able to allow the dogs to go into the water and they loved it. Timber walked out into Covict lake and did not want to get out.

We also let them play in a creek and you can see the difference in their personalities in the video below.

Thanks for reading and hope you have a great day!

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One last picture of Smokey being a goof.

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