Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Woman Never Stops Trying To Rescue Sweet Dog Chained To A Tree | The Dodo Soulmates" video.

  1.  @thetrumpnewsnetwork7503  Good Lord . . . Siberian huskies are almost untrainable. My sister dumped two of them on my parents when I was a kid. They killed a cat, broke out of their run and killed someone's pet turkey a mile away, and dragged me down an icy driveway, once, when I was trying to walk them. They do not heel, and God help you if you make the mistake of trying to get them to trot with you.
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  2.  @thetrumpnewsnetwork7503  My sister's huskies were a breeding pair. Beautiful, unruly dogs who lived to run. Although they didn't choose to make but one litter. Once, I was walking the female, and she must have been in heat, because, out of nowhere, my history teacher's St. Bernard appeared and sat on her . . . and would not budge. Just slobbered and sat on her. And he didn't listen to me. I felt like such an idiot, standing on the side of the road with a St. Bernard sitting on my dog, whose name was "C'mere, dog" in Russian. The male was "Get outta here, dog".
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  3.  @thetrumpnewsnetwork7503  That is some dedication, running your dogs with a bike! My brother in Alaska had some husky mixes, a malamute, and a samoyed, and I think he had them pull sleds, sometime. Not as easy to do so here in Wisconsin, although snowmobile trails would work great for that. My parents were completely unprepared to take good care of huskies and recognized it after several months of howling, great escapes, and angry neighbors. They gave the dogs to a guy with other huskies who was well equipped to take care of them, and my sister went into a snit about it, even though she'd stuck my parents with them, moved out of state, and had no intention of taking them back. Bad dog owner.
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