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[Roscoes Dad]

Hello everybody and good morning to those of you on Eastern Standard Time.
I'm new here (obviously) and eager to learn and enjoy. Roscoe is my second Husky - the first was Nanuk, a beautiful Husky/Wolf mix with bright yellow eyes and a heart of gold.
Roscoe is pure-bred but not CKC registered and has the typical black/white markings with brown eyes and a great mask... not to brag but my vet tells me he's one of the best looking Huskies she's seen in a long time and the number of compliments we get (along with stud requests) leads me to believe she's not lying.
He's 18months old and we've had him since May. I'm currently working with him on scooter pulling and we switched to RF a little less than a month ago. All goes well for the most part although he has had a bit of a case of the lazies recently which I'm discovering might be some training boredom.
I just want to make sure I'm doing the best for him in the rightist way I can...I'm also trying to convince my wife we should get another but I don't think she can hear me when I mention it (ha-ha).
I will try to post some pics soon but I'm not much of a computer whiz so it may take a while unless I can get my kids to help.

I hope this suffices as an intro but if not, just ask. I'll be as open as I can but as far as address - Canada is all you get for now.
Hope to have a great experience here and learn a lot from the more experienced folk out there.

Thanks.

[Steve]

Welcome to the forum Chris, I'm sure you'll find everything you need here.
Any questions just ask and don't be afraid to drag up old threads either.
~Steve

[Awesome Bikerbabe]

Hiya Chris welcome to the forum. Braggings cool by the way when people say that about our dogs it builds our confidence in them which in turn builds their confidence in themselves.
Enjoy the forum, join in the banter and above all have fun.

[Tekisyen Husky]

Hi Chirs Welcome to the forum.
I hope you enjoy it here as much as everyone else does.
All I can say after 25 years of owning Huskies one is never enough, they always go better in pairs or more
Any questions you may have just shout them out some will always be able to help you out
Sit back and enjoy.
Paul.

[Chris_Heilong]

Hi Chris and welcome, get some photos up for us all to gawk at

[Jaluka]

Hello and welcome

[Benno_Bro]

Welcome to the forum!!

Looking forward to seeing the pics! As you can probably see, I'm also in Canada....a tiny Inuit town in northern Labrador called Nain.