One thing that Siberian Huskies are known for is their howling and wooing. While some Siberian Huskies do bark, it is not unusual to have one that only howls and talks and does not bark. Not every Siberian Husky is vocal, but the ones that do talk tend to do it a lot. Why do Siberian Huskies talk?  When your husky is talking and wooing at you, it is usually a form of communication. My Siberian Huskies will talk to me when they are excited or when they are wanting something. They will also talk or woo when they are frustrated. Enzo, one of my Siberian Huskies, will get upset if his toy rolls ..read more

I have been thinking about rebranding and changing the blog’s name for a while now. I finally took the plunge and have made the first steps in rebranding A Girl and Her Husky. A Girl and Her Husky was started when I was just 18 years old and enjoying life with my one Siberian Husky, Gracie. I wanted to write about our adventures together. My main goal was to share stories about my life with Gracie. As time has passed, I have gotten older and my goals with my dogs and my blog have changed. I have added three more Siberian Huskies to my family, graduated college, got married, bought a house, and ..read more

The matching collar and bracelet combo has been a popular trend among pet owners in recent years. Who wouldn’t want to match with their furry best friend? It is a super cute trend that I see continuing for some time to come. More and more makers are coming out with different designs and options for you to match with your pup. I had the opportunity to try out two matching collar and bracelet combos from Pack Leashes. I chose to try one cloth and one leather alternative with Enzo and Yoshi.For Enzo, I picked the Native Bestie combo, a green and white patterned cloth collar and bracelet. When tak ..read more

Dog health, nutrition, and general well-being are all things that I am passionate about. I love learning about different ways I can help my own dogs live healthier and happier lives. Thanks to technology and research, companies and veterinarians are constantly coming out with new products and techniques to help our pets. Even things like digestion, dental health, coat health, and activity level can be improved by just adding in different nutrients to your pet’s diet. I recently had the opportunity to try out a new supplement called Total Digest by Thomas Labs with two of my dogs to help improv ..read more

I know I’ve been away from my blog for a minute. 2018 was a year of learning and adjusting to a new life for me. Some good and some not so good. However, I am still as passionate about Siberian Huskies as ever! I love my dogs and that is one thing about me that will never change. I spent the last year figuring out what I want to do in my career and what I want my adult life to look like. One thing I am sure of is my involvement with Siberians. I had the opportunity to foster five different dogs from Releashed Rescue, the husky rescue I adopted Echo and Yoshi from. Yoshi was one of my fosters t ..read more

During our road trip to BlogPaws in Kansas City, we stopped overnight in Nashville for a break. I decided to stay at the Red Roof PLUS+ since I knew it was both pet friendly and affordable. This was my first experience staying with Red Roof. Red Roof PLUS+ Nashville The check in process was very easy. We arrived around 5pm and I left the windows cracked for the dogs in the car and went into the lobby area. The staff at this Red Roof PLUS+ location was very friendly throughout my stay. The rooms at this location are outside, which I found very convenient for unloading my car. I was on the bott ..read more

One of my favorite fashion accessories for boy dogs of any size is the Tail Trends Formal Bandanas! They are a really cute and easy way to make your pooch look dapper! Using a bandana is a great way to dress up a dog that does not like wearing outfits too. Tail Trends calls them Formal Bandanas, but they really have one for any occasion! They have everything from a leather biker look to camo to formal black tie event styles! Echo has about five of these bandanas at this point. Of course, I’d love to have the entire collection for him so he could wear one every day! LOL Having larger sized do ..read more

I was reflecting on my life the other day and began to think about how my dogs have impacted my life and how each dog has come along right when I needed them. I got Gracie the summer before I started high school. She was exactly the dog I needed during high school and college. She has such a sweet and loving personality, but she is very independent. Gracie was perfectly happy being home without me while I was in school, but also was there to play and cuddle in the evenings. Gracie was the companion that I needed during those years. We would go hiking, to the park, and to many festivals. Having ..read more

A Girl and Her Husky has added a new member to our pack- Yoshi the Siberian Husky! Yoshi is about a year and half to two years old. I adopted him from the same rescue I adopted Echo from- Releashed Rescue in Georgia! Releashed rescued Yoshi from a shelter in Georgia where his time was up. Yoshi unfortunately had heartworms, but Releashed treated him and now he is all better! Yoshi’s history is pretty unknown. He did not have a microchip and no one ever claimed him at his local shelter. Animal Control had found Yoshi as a stray dog. When I brought Yoshi into my house for the first time, it was ..read more

Did you know that keeping your dog’s teeth and gums healthy can have an impact on your dog’s overall health? Gum disease and too much plaque build up can have a negative impact on your dog’s organs and digestive health. Dog’s need to have their teeth cleaned just like us humans do in order to keep them healthy and decay free. If your dog’s teeth get especially bad or you notice any cavities or decay, you may need to take your dog to a vet for teeth cleaning. Luckily, I’ve always kept up with Echo and Gracie’s dental health so neither one has ever required a teeth cleaning at the vet. To keep ..read more