Please Refer to our web site Home page linked on this page for complete information.Our motto is “Big or Small we help them all — Need a Pet? Give Us A Call!!”Just a handful of us trying to make a difference in as many lives as possible!!We are a Foster based group in the OKC Metro Area. We do not have a public shelter but have regular Adoption Events, visit our home page event page for infoSearch and see photos of adoptable pets in the Guthrie, Oklahoma area Our Featured Guthrie, OK Partner: Husky and Malamute Oklahoma Rescue FoundationMy name is Debbie Anders, the owner ofLet me start by welcoming you to my website and telling you a little bit about myself and my companions. I am deaf and I have been raising and breeding quality Siberian HuskiesEach and every one of our dogs is a treasured friend andIt is our goal to not only possess but also to pass on dogs of intellect, beauty and conformational soundness.  All of our dogs and puppies are family raised and socialized with other dogs as well as family

members including my grand children. Feel free to browse around our website. When you are looking for a Siberian Husky, quality is what you will find at Debbie's Dream Siberians.  All puppies are socializedWhat you will get when you purchase a Debbie's Dream pup is a high quality, extremely healthy and social puppy that you and your family can enjoy for years to come.A fun filled day for dogs and the people who love them! Come Join Us on Saturday, Sept. 24 Lots of great things to do and see. Games for fido to play See what you can win at the silent auction Vendors selling treats and other dog related items Take a hike with one of our foster dogs The Siberian Husky Breed Siberian Huskies are beautiful, affectionate, active, and intelligent. Yet, they are often misunderstood by people who are not prepared for the very traits they were attracted to in the first place. Learn more about the breed Friendly Gentle Dignified Alert Loyal High-Energy Intelligent

Husky Tip of the Day Be Prepared for Rough PlayWhen you get a husky puppy, it's easier to tell your co-workers that your spouse beats you to explain your bruised arms, than it is explaining how an itty bitty, cute fluffy little puppy can cause such damage trying to play! SocialiteIt is always party time for these social butterflies. Huskies are very very pack oriented looking for companionship, both human and canine. Explore more husky personality traits CanicrossDo you like to jog? Grab a walking belt, hook up your husky and go for a run together. This is a great sport to share with your husky especially during the cooler months, even in the winter. Ready for the challenge? Here are a few huskies looking for a home. Click on their photos to learn more about each dog. If you're interested in one, contact us and we'll arrange a meet with your family. Many huskies either escape never to be reunited with their families or were just a bad match with their previous home owners.

Consider spending some time researching the husky breed before making the commitment to adding one to your family. Are you ready for this KodiMalegray/white7 year(s) 11 month(s) AspenMalegray/white4 year(s) 4 month(s) OlafMaleblack/white1 year(s) 9 month(s) EddieMaleblack/white8 year(s) 11 month(s) SanbornMalered/white2 year(s) 8 month(s) UtahMale 3 year(s) 8 month(s) Contribute to our causeQuick Step Laminate Flooring Vs Pergo Help Tails of the Tundra Siberian Husky Rescue meet their mission.Blue Fawn Pitbull Puppies For Sale Seattle WaWe were frounded in 2010, and are Recognized by The Samoyed CIub of America, and are a Recognized AffiIIiate of NationaI Samoyed Rescue. Moen Kitchen Faucet Pullout Spray

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. /  ,     918-742-3700 Works to unite Tulsa area animal rescue groups and form a coalition with local veterinarians and the community./ /~  Dedicated to educating the general public about our felines, registered, household pets and feral.  It is our goal to protect and preserve all cats in accordance with the By-laws of the International Catt Association (TICA).Always make sure that your husky is safe and cool during warmer months. The Siberian Husky was originally bred by the Chukchi people to pull sleds long distances in sub-zero temperatures, and the breed is still famous as sled-dogs today. The Siberian Husky has a dense double-coat and can withstand very cold temperatures. However, his thick coat also makes him vulnerable to overheating in hot weather. Husky owners should take precautions during the summer, particularly in warmer climates, to ensure that their husky is comfortable and safe. Cold Weather Siberian huskies are bred to be resilient, and they can withstand temperatures as cold as -60 degrees F (-51 degrees C).

Sled dogs often live outdoors in barns or insulated dog houses. However, your Siberian husky should be allowed to spend equal amounts of time indoors and outdoors. Although huskies thrive in cold weather, you should always provide a dog house if your husky is spending considerable amounts of time outdoors. The dog house should be insulated, have a door to protect against wind, and be just large enough to accommodate your pet. Avoid using fabric or blankets, because the dog will track snow into the doghouse and the blankets may eventually freeze. Hay (or straw) is the best bedding for doghouses because it is absorbent and warm. Hot Weather Huskies can adapt to live just about anywhere, but owners must take special precautions if they live in warmer climates. During the summer, always provide plenty of shade and water when the husky is outdoors. Consider placing a plastic toddler pool in the backyard for when your husky needs to cool off. If the temperature is especially warm, keep your husky in the house with the air-conditioning on.

Do not take them on long runs or walks during very hot days, especially if they appear sluggish or lethargic. Most importantly, do not shave their coats during the summertime. The husky's undercoat controls its body temperature in both hot and cold weather. Shaving the coat will make your dog susceptible to sunburn and take away the ability to regulate its temperature. Exercise Siberian huskies were bred to run long distances, and require a lot of exercise. However, exercising your husky in extreme climates can be difficult. During the winter, you may have to bundle up and take your husky for a walk through the snow. During the summer, you should only walk your husky in the early morning or after the sun has gone down. Look for signs of overheating and keep the walks just long enough to your husky's content. If you have a basement or other large open area in your home, consider playing with your husky indoors to tire him out. Signs of Overheating and Dehydration You should familiarize yourself with the signs of overheating and dehydration in dogs.

If your dog is dehydrated, he will have a dry nose and gums, sunken eyes, and poor skin elasticity. To test your dog's skin elasticity, pull up on skin located on the back of its neck. If it does not return to normal immediately, your dog may be dehydrated. Signs of overheating in dogs include noisy breathing and panting, disorientation, collapsing or convulsions, and discolored gums. If you suspect your dog is suffering from either condition, you should take it to the veterinarian immediately. Both conditions are very serious and can lead to canine death. References American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation: Dehydration and Overheating in DogsPetMD: Siberian HuskyNorthern California Siberian Husky Club, Inc: Siberian Husky Info Photo Credits George Doyle/Stockbyte/Getty Images MORE MUST-CLICKS: 10 Commandments of Dog Ownership What Can You Feed a Dog to Firm Up His Stool? How Can I Treat My Dog's Allergies? Home Remedies for Canine Colds How to Keep Your Poodle Calm How to Feed Newborn Chihuahua Puppies Joint Pain Relief for Cats & Dogs How to Take Care of Tiny Dogs Yorkie Tooth Care Why Does My Dog Cry While Sleeping?