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Siberian Dreams

A Boy And His Dog

More often than not, cats do not simply fit into a guy's lifestyle.  Cats are often too independent and do not fit a guy's idea of of a faithful companion.  Dogs do.  Perhaps it is a "guy thing" because dogs often figure into stories a man fondly recalls.  These fondly recalled stories relate something similar to "Old Yeller", "Lassie', 'Rin-Tin-Tin" or "The Littlest Hobo".  It seems a guy needs a canine companion to make their life whole and complete.

As I grew up, I have had always had a dog.  It was not until 1983, that I realized how important to have a canine companion was in my life.  Back then, I found and adopted "Pooter".  Being a Blue Heeler/retriever mix, she grew to be the best dog I have ever owned.  She was very intelligent, gentle and loveable.  It was a sad day when I had to let her go after 14 years of her undying companionship.

In February 1997, Mystique came into my life.  As a pure bred Siberian Husky puppy of 4 weeks of age, she became not only a new challenge, but a faithful canine companion that made my life whole again.

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