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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Feb 11, 2006
Description:
There has been some discussion and confusion about what a real snow dog actually is. Thought I might help clear it up.
We have 6 in addition to Journey (pictured). Journey is my favorite.
Date Taken:
Feb 11, 2006
Place Taken:
Claytor Lake Base
Owner:
Jeff Arnold
File Name:
IMG_1599a.jpg - Photo HTML
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Category:
36, 244H
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John Robert Dunlop - Feb 11,2006
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Hey Jeff you win with a great winter Dog/SeaRey photo! So when are you going to install skis? Do you use the 'team' to pull you out? Don't think my 5 Goldens would be any competition!
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Bruce Bennett - Feb 12,2006
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Jeff, a very nice picture of the SeaRey and one of your dogs, Journey. You have 7 of these magnificent dogs.......Journey is beautiful!! A Siberian Husky, or Malamute, they are both similar. JB
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Jeff Arnold - Feb 12,2006
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Thanks John and Bruce. They are all Siberian Huskies. One is a chow mix. We don't have papers as they came from the pound or unwanted homes. The others appear pretty pure. They sure act pure - very pack like behavior. We keep them contained on around 4.5 acres with an underground elecric fense. Fence works great.<br /><br />Skis? I don't think so. The only place I can go on land is into the water. Don't know of any ski friendly destinations around exept maybe a friends field. Have thought about that on the hull, wheels up. I've heard people ask, but I have never heard that anyone has done a Searey on snow, wheels up.
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Roberta Hegy - Feb 12,2006
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Ollie still looks great! Love the dog. Somebody up in Wisconsin landed on a snow covered lake. I'd give the bottom a good coat of wax so it doesn't stick, though.
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