yep, today has been great !!

picked her up, took her to my Vet and had her re-examined and checked up...



...and what better way than to have her rockin' some girly pink !!

and already adapting to her new crate...

What a beauty.

thanks Les...

you'll get to meet her and Denali when I visit Spokane in a couple weekends

She's beautiful. What kind of peanut butter did you end up buying?

SacHawk2.0 wrote:She's beautiful. What kind of peanut butter did you end up buying?

thanks on the beautiful comment Sac, she's already brightening the mood with myself, my boy Denali, and plenty of friends that saw me go through putting down my other husky...

as far as what i decided to go with - the creamy kind, with large nuts so there will be an ample amount of licking and extra time spent on the nuts... duh

She looks really happy in her new home already!

Beautiful dog. congrats!

besides the two blues...I swear she's the spitting image of Smokey:


The crate pic too. I don't have a pic; but that face, I see it every day....he just turned 14 on Tue. Still good for up and down Tiger Mountain one month ago.

-SH

and Bi-Eyes are awesome !!

Glad everything worked out in the end. She's a cutie for sure.

cdallan wrote:Glad everything worked out in the end. She's a cutie for sure.

thanks

She's a pretty one. Looks pretty happy too.

djTOY2000 wrote:and Bi-Eyes are awesome !!

i thought that was a husky trait? or just super common? which makes a normal one colored eye dog odd? im soooo confused, haha.

It's a genetics thing. I'm not sure if the eye color is a single gene(makes probabilities a lot easier, hehe) but two bi-eyed could have puppies with all combos, two blues will have blue eyed pups, one blue eyed and one bi-eyed will have blues and bis but no browns, or it could have to do with which cells migrate where in the developing embryo(like a zebra or tabby cat). I think two blue and bi colored are more common than two brown though. In terms of "normal" eyes, Huskies are one of only two or three breeds that wont be disqualified in dog shows for having bi/blue-eyes. Interestingly, a pure bred Malamute will never have blue eyes (one or two).

-SH