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tblue37

(68,449 posts) Wed Jan 13, 2021, 03:49 PM Jan 2021

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I've heard that Huskeys have a lot of energy, but this is extreme:

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I've heard that Huskeys have a lot of energy, but this is extreme: (Original Post) tblue37 Jan 2021 OP

Cat stays chill. dawg day Jan 2021 #1

I think the dog needs a walk DBoon Jan 2021 #2

Less high test coffee,... more sedatives. magicarpet Jan 2021 #3

For which one?!1 UTUSN Jan 2021 #5

This is a trained and encouraged activity mysteryowl Jan 2021 #4

I don't know, Huskys do stuff like that. Turin_C3PO Jan 2021 #7

someone needs a walk..lol Demovictory9 Jan 2021 #6

Don't think I could live with that. Fla Dem Jan 2021 #8

High energy dogs require more activity Major Nikon Jan 2021 #10

With my Aussie we call it going full wiggle and it's a daily occurrence Major Nikon Jan 2021 #9

dawg day

(7,947 posts)

1. Cat stays chill.

Reply to tblue37 (Original post)

Wed Jan 13, 2021, 03:51 PM

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DBoon

(25,148 posts)

2. I think the dog needs a walk

Reply to tblue37 (Original post)

Wed Jan 13, 2021, 03:52 PM

Jan 2021

a very long and fast walk.

magicarpet

(19,421 posts)

3. Less high test coffee,... more sedatives.

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Wed Jan 13, 2021, 03:59 PM

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UTUSN

(77,795 posts)

5. For which one?!1

Reply to magicarpet (Reply #3)

Thu Jan 14, 2021, 02:29 AM

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mysteryowl

(9,350 posts)

4. This is a trained and encouraged activity

Reply to tblue37 (Original post)

Wed Jan 13, 2021, 11:18 PM

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Turin_C3PO

(16,385 posts)

7. I don't know, Huskys do stuff like that.

Reply to mysteryowl (Reply #4)

Thu Jan 14, 2021, 10:16 AM

Jan 2021

I had one growing up and she was always bouncing around, even though she had a huge walk and went for long, daily walks.

Demovictory9

(37,113 posts)

6. someone needs a walk..lol

Reply to tblue37 (Original post)

Thu Jan 14, 2021, 08:56 AM

Jan 2021

poor cat

Fla Dem

(27,773 posts)

8. Don't think I could live with that.

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Thu Jan 14, 2021, 08:19 PM

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Major Nikon

(36,927 posts)

10. High energy dogs require more activity

Reply to Fla Dem (Reply #8)

Thu Jan 14, 2021, 09:50 PM

Jan 2021

Smarter high energy dogs are a double whammy because they regularly require both physical and mental exercise or they can get into a lot of trouble such as getting loose and chewing up things. A lot of them wind up in dog pounds because the owners aren't prepared for it.

Major Nikon

(36,927 posts)

9. With my Aussie we call it going full wiggle and it's a daily occurrence

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Thu Jan 14, 2021, 09:47 PM

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