Charlie The Red Husky

First time doing more video editing than I am used to. Be warned that you will get dizzy watching some parts of this video which is one-tenth of the length of that entire day. I was filming inside a moving vehicle for a lot of these and for others, we were just moving around a lot trying to get through the trail. Though one vehicle didn't quite make it and another lost its power steering (both 4Runners), the views were epic and while you don't see much of Charlie and Monster, the pup pups had a great time exploring on their own while us humans kept busy. We hope you enjoy it. - Girl human.

In this video, the human explains how she uses our language to help calm Monster down. Humans think that our agitation (anxiety) is calmed by petting us, talking to us, and hugging us when we are showing it; the truth is that all of that makes the agitation worse not better. We know that humans mean well, that's why our human wanted to share her experience helping Monster learn to chill for the first time in a public place.

Many have heard Cesar Millan say that the human is often the problem not the dog. Many other people training and rehabilitating dogs say the same. I wanted to show you the reason why in this video where both the humans we live with get different behaviors from us because of what they each reward.

Charlie decided to take matters into his own paws when the puppy wouldn’t settle down when they were outside. The puppy came back inside full of mud after Charlie’s ruff play.

He is a totally chilled pup…

Someone decided to get themselves stuck in the bathroom today…

Someone got in trouble today and they are doing everything to get out of it…

Charlie figures out a great way to show that the human is just pretending to be dead...

Charlie moves out of his room... learn why...

The fight against the empty milk jug

Charlie is a Red Husky, rescued from a shelter when he was approximately one year old. His previous owner gave him and the other dog up because they got into a fight and when that owner tried to break them up, they ended up getting bitten. After rescuing Charlie and finding out that huskies are constantly given up because they are not people pleasers and need a lot of physical and mental stimulation. We decided to foster other huskies. Since September 2020, Charlie has welcomed 14 huskies/husky-mix to his home and helped every single one of them while they waited to find their forever homes. Follow Charlie on MeWe and Facebook @CharlieTheRedHusky, and Instagram @Charlie.theredhusky We want to thank Christy with Pawsitivity for her help and her tips on learning dog behavior and psychology. You can follow her on Facebook @PurePawsitivity and Instagram @Pure.Pawsitivity The rescue we have been working with and fostering for is Jailbreak Husky Rescue, you can follow the rescue on Facebook and Instagram @JailbreakHuskyRescue. If you would like to help the rescue, you can send a donation through Venmo @jailbreakhuskyrescue or Paypal jailbreakhuskyrescue@gmail.com

Meet Sweet Ferocity aka Lucy, she is soon going to be looking for her forever home. As is the case with all huskies, she is the most obedient and treat-motivated pup in the planet... (enter sarcastic face here)