Jax Pauly Vukasian (Son of Wolf) - Adopted 3 years & is never going anywhere else but by my side

Jax Pauly Vukasian (Son of Wolf)

   Wow, I do not know where to begin. I have been trying to write this on Jax Pauly Vukasian for weeks now. Jax will be 4 years old in Oct 2014 & quite possible the best failure I have ever had. 

Back in 2011, I was fostering for Pet Harbor Rescue.org. On the weekend of May the 4th he became my latest foster child. His sister (PH Olivia) & he were turned in to the shelter and their owner wanted nothing to do with them anymore. From the first time I saw him I fell in love with him & he has been my best friend ever since. My baby girl Cnha Aylin & Jax were and are the best together. Nevertheless, when she, my queen bitch in the house, how never shared her rawhide's with NO ONE. Took the bone she was eating and walk right up to Jax where he was laying. Set the bone down in front of him, barked at him once and walked away. At that point, I knew he was the one I had been looking for. So in June I adopted him and he will always my little man forever & ever in this life and the next. He is my gentle giant; he loves cuddling, long walks, and will talk/howl your ear off for hours. I cannot foster anymore as I use to for a couple of reasons. However, when I did it was the most rewarding feeling. When you foster kid was adopted & you read the letters from their forever home. I am going to include so Pics of him in this email & maybe videos with him. Cnha & Jax have a couple of blogs out there that you are welcome to follow. 

If you just Google Sirhc22, Cnha Aylin or Jax Pauly Vukasian you should find a lot pictures & videos.

 

But I digress, I can go on & on about how great my Sibe rescue is. However, I will say though is Cnha is the Queen Bitch in the house then he is the perfect prince. He is the most loving, caring, gentlest, loyal dog I have had & if it was not for Sarah for excepting to take him. Even though people thought he was not a dog for PH. My heart would not be complete. If you did not know & you shop online with amazon. Amazon will donate to your favorite charity. All you have to do is just shop amazon at smile.amazon.com and pick a supporting cause. Pet Harbor Rescue & Referral Inc. is on the list. I use it all the time, you just have to remember to type smile before the amazon.com for your charity to attach to your sale for donation.

Well as I promised here are some pictures of my little man:

Cheers,

		B. Chris Woody about.me/Sirhc22

This was Jax Pauly Vukasian the first day i brought him home on the weekend of May 4th, 2011

The Woody Pack

Chris, Сина (Thing 1) & Jax (Thing 2)

         
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Snow = Happy Sibe Pups

Well we didn't get much but what we got my two had a lot of fun. Cnha Aylin loves the snow. Just seeing her play in it will put a smile on the saddest person. If it is still snowing she will run around the yard trying to catch the snow in her mouth as it is coming down. I have to say she is pretty good at it. The first night is snowed Jax wanted nothing to do with it. However, finally after we got some on the more on the ground. He started to enjoy it more. His favorite thing to do was run & chase his sister through it & open his mouth & scoop it up in full stride.

The Siberian Husky: Dog of the North

The Siberian Husky: Dog of the North

The Chukchi tribe of the great northern expanses in Siberia was the nomadic tribe which bred the Siberian Husky dogs. The tribe was well known for their remarkable aptitude for breeding these fine dogs as early as 3000 years ago. They were a people who lived inland and hunted along the coastal shores and they used the dogs for pulling back the game, many times over very long distances. Their dogs were bred purely and selectively and consequently the Siberian Husky of today is very directly descended from the original dogs belonging to the Chukchi tribe.

The dog was little known in the United States or in Europe until the first "Alaska Sweepstakes" (later known as the Iditarod) was run and a team of Siberian huskies won. In later expeditions to the North Pole, the Siberian was a major player also. This beautiful and intelligent breed became a favorite of the Russian explorers and was extensively used throughout Siberia. For many years it was known as the "Chukchi" dog, but in the United States the name "Siberian Husky " was coined, while in Great Britain the same breed was often called the "Arctic Husky".

The Siberian Husky is a strikingly beautiful dog. The eyes are almond shaped and slightly slanted, the skull is clean and refined, with very soft upright well furred ears lending an intelligent and alert look to the head. Often there is a definite mask and sometimes the eyes are a pale blue or golden yellow in color. The coat is soft and densely furred and can be of any color, usually very symmetrically marked. He is a medium sized dog, classed as a "working dog" with great stamina and speed being the hallmark of the breed. Because of his close association with the Chukchi tribe, being considered a "member of the family", he is a very people oriented dog and does not have as strong a "pack mentality" as for example the Alaskan Malamute and some of the other husky breeds who were bred to pull in a pack exclusively.

The Siberian Husky entered the American Kennel Club registry in 1930 and his popularity has grown beyond that of being only a Show Dog. He is used extensively as a Therapy Dog, doing well in Obedience and Agility and is of course also used still as a racing sled dog. The "Sibe" as he is affectionately termed, is a friendly and completely amiable dog, quite easy to train and very willing to please. Temperamentally he is non-aggressive to other dogs and to people. He is comparatively easy to groom, for even though he has a thick coat it is not excessively long and is simple to maintain for it seldom mats and is completely weather proof. Besides all of that, he is a healthy breed which has very few genetic anomalies or inherited problems. He is an adaptable dog, but definitely needs plenty of exercise, for he was bred to be a working dog and needs to be kept busy or he will find something to occupy himself with. He is above all an "easy keeper" and a happy companion dog who loves to work for his master.

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Ok , I know it has been a long time since I really posted anything. There was issues, that's the best way to put it.

Well I hope to say we are back & I am going to try and post more often. Cnha Aylin even said she will help post & help her daddy out. She has a lot to say. Trust me.

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Sirhc & C~J