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Check out how all these pups react when the hear the word "walk"... Pure happiness!

Shelby what are you doing? Apparently digging to China! Do Huskies like to dig? You tell me!

Huskies love to howl and get vocal, so when you get more than one Husky together get ready for the performance you will never forget, because these dogs can sure get loud. These two take singing very seriously and engage in a singing competition in front of owner, who will have to make a tough decision for who will be the ultimate winner of the talent show. These two adorable Huskies wanted to get it out of their system and just couldn’t resist singing a song together. They just love singing i.e. <a href="https://rumble.com/v363yb-husky-reacts-to-huskies-howling.html" target="_blank">howling</a>, and owner just can't get them to stop! It is hilarious! Huskies are very energetic dogs who are often needy and cry for attention. They want to be the star of the show and seek a lot of love and affection from their owners. Watch as these two huskies engage into a <a href="https://rumble.com/v3juuj-husky-mad-but-wait-until-you-see-what-happens.html" target="_blank">singing performance</a> and give the owner a night to remember. These two Huskies are seriously trying to leave a good impression and be the favorite in their owner’s eyes, by flaunting their singing skills. However, dogs are not known to have fine singing voices, so the only thing that comes out of their mouth is the sound of squeaky howl.

Shelby was just playing with her toy, minding her own business, when suddenly, it EXPLODED!!!

One of these three huskies decided paper sounded delicious today...

This is not a dog bed, but this dog sure thinks it is! This is a giant bean bag chair and Shelby needs to make sure it is fluffed to perfection before she lays down it it. Shelby is such a #Diva!

Memphis the husky puppy really really wanted to "play" with Mr. Chipmunk friend! She wanted to play so bad she tried to get inside his home. For some reason. . he didn't come out to play

We were hiking at some waterfalls, and the only safe way to get down the stairs, was to sit down and slide. I forgot my dog was attached to my belt. . . so she basically pulled me at a high rate of speed down the steps. . . then I crashed into my other dog.

Vacuuming is an unpleasant enough chore, but when you add a frantic, <a href="https://rumble.com/v4rul9-brown-dog-on-couch-barking-at-vacuum-cleaner.html" target="_blank">barking dog</a> to the already loud racket, it’s enough to drive you and everyone else is the household crazy. If you think the problem is unique to your dog, think again. Dogs universally dislike the vacuum monster. Put yourself in your dog’s place, and you can instantly understand why he hates and fears the vacuum cleaner. For one thing, it’s loud. For another, it’s big and threatening. And for a third, you appear to be fighting with it, or at least moving oddly when you’re with it. Plus, your dog can’t possibly understand what it’s for. Your little buddy licks the floor when something gets on it. He has no concept of cleaning the floor. However, Memphis the husky is experiencing total zen as he gets vacuumed by his owner. He doesn’t exhibit any discomfort around the vacuum. In fact, he <a href="https://rumble.com/v4gtdt-this-dog-loves-to-play-with-vacuum-cleaner.html" target="_blank">loves the way the sweeper</a> moves all over his body over and over again, and he seems eager for more. When you see his face, his expression is not tense or fearful, but relaxed. This one-minute video does not show Memphis having a negative experience at all. His body is relaxed, there are a lot of happy tail wags, and the he seems like he is experiencing some kind of revelation. Memphis takes his leisure swiftly like he has the whole time in the world. Of course he has, dogs have ample free time to do whatever they want and one of their favorite activities are being patted, massaged and obviously being vacuumed. This husky is so unobtrusive - he is such a pet that he doesn’t need to constantly pester his owners’ attention.

This husky pup took a nice shower, and then demanded to have a towel to dry herself off! What a goofy girl!

Huskies in the pool on a hot day! What a great way to keep cool!

Santa Paws came, and Memphis the husky knows right away how to open up her presents! Awesome!

Memphis is turning 6 years old, so it's time to make a birthday cake for dogs! This easy recipe will have your dogs ready to party! This is a dog safe cake made with ingredients that we have no problems feeding to our dogs. Enjoy!

How will this dog react to the internet-famous "what the fluff" challenge? Just wait and see!

Memphis has discovered that floating in the pool is way more fun then swimming! Check it out!

Check out this awesome footage of these dogs hunting Easter eggs! So much fun!

Shelby the husky wasn't as excited as expected when her owners gave her a nice raw bone. Instead of chewing on it, she wanted to bury it for rainy days in the living room chair! Hilarious! Husky's are known for digging holes and burying their food. It is not uncommon for a husky to dig holes all around the backyard and wait for food, whether they find it, or are given it by their owners they can immediately bury it in the dirt. So when we see this hilarious dog take a brand new bone from her owner and make an attempt to bury it in the leather reclining chair, we figure it must be a husky thing to do! Right at the beginning of the video, you hear the owner say "you are going to bury it in the chair, again?". This obviously isn't the first time this has happened. Watch as she uses her nose to bury the <a href="https://rumble.com/v6cy5t-husky-sleeps-with-her-bone-in-the-weirdest-way.html" target="_blank">bone</a> as deep inside the chair as possible, trying to get it deep inside the cushions so no one can find it! Cuteness overload! Shelby the Husky seems to make a habit out of burning bones in the chair on a regular basis. You can hear her owner laughing at her saying "not again Shelby, don't make me wash the chair again". This looks like dog’s favorite thing to do every time she gets a new bone, heading to the nice tan leather chair to stash it away for a rainy day! One might think that the husky doesn't like the bone and that is why she is <a href="https://rumble.com/v45a7z-whining-husky-wants-to-bury-treat-outside.html" target="_blank">burying it deep</a> into the cushions. However, it is quite the opposite. Husky's will bury only their most prized possessions and the food or items that they cherish the most. They do this to keep it safely stashed away for later. When a husky buries their food, it doesn't mean that they are starving or that that they are trying to hide it from their owners or other animals. It is a natural instinct for this breed to bury their food since they come from areas with cold and frigid weather and food is not always readily available to them. When they get food, they instinctively bury it in the ground as a way of preserving it for a time when food is not available due to extreme cold weather. Clever, right? Burying items comes from a time when wild dogs had to have extreme survival skills to get through life. These canine ancestors such as wolves, coyotes and fox never knew when their next meal would be and if they had any food left over after a kill, they would bury it deep in the group to keep it safe and cool. The soil also helps to break down hard bones that the canines might not be able to chew, making them more brittle and chewable after a couple months buried deep in the dirt. At the end of the video, you see Shelby with a smile on her face. She is obviously proud of her accomplishment and happy with her bone placement. Once she has gotten it deep inside the cushions, she jumps off the chair and confidently walks away like no one’s watching. What a silly puppy!

Kira the Husky Puppy is talking to her sister and letting her know that the toy is hers!

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate then by making a Thanksgiving dinner for your dog. These Turkey Dog Treats have all the classic Thanksgiving foods baked right in them! Thanksgiving dog treats are easy and fun to make, and a great way to spend time with your dogs! You can make these treats with leftover Thanksgiving dinner foods, or make them before you serve your big Thanksgiving meal. Enjoy!

Happy Birthday to my Dog Kira the Husky! Kira turns 4 years old today, on her birthday! Her birthday is on March 13th. How is this dog 4 years old already! We are celebrating my dogs birthday with all of you, as we try to do every year! And yes, my dog opens presents. This dog is good at opening gifts and boxes, so we decided to just let her do her thing! Watch as my husky rips open her birthday gifts that you all sent to her! What a fun day! Happy Birthday Kira! We love you! If you want to make a donation to an animal shelter in honor of my dogs birthday, that would be amazing! And yes, Memphis has a birthday coming soon as well! ❄Send Mail to Memphis for her Birthday GonetotheSnowDogs Memphis Birthday P.O. Box 12 Alpena, MI 49707 Donate to: http://hhshr or https://secondchanceanimalshelter.org/

How can you tell when it's cold outside? When the Siberian Husky. . . a Snow Dog mind you, gets cold feet! And don't worry, these are inside dogs, and they were only outside to go potty. Shelby is just a #Diva!