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    What an awesome way to travel!
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    If you ain't the lead dog, the view never changes!
    I love It! I have a sweatshirt that says that same thing! (and the saying is so true! )

    Great butt pics! We havent had the greatest snow here, its the come/go/warm days & the next day would be really cold .... Its just crazy! But I actually think I will use the sled today!

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    Really great pictures! I was not exactly looking at the butts but the surrounding scenery is gorgeous - you're lucky to live up in that area !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roxyluvsme13
    Adorable butts Its sad Disney is doing the movie completely different, but anyways I love the Pics, and I'm so jealous of the snow!
    Disney always does movies different than the reality....that's what people want to see! There is a movie about the same incident that is more realistic. It's called Antarctica. It's hard to find, but worth watching if you can get a hold of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glacier
    Here's a link to the real story:
    http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin...k20050421wh.htm
    The husky rescues I work with are already trying to prepare for the influx of 9 month old puppies(the most common age for huskies to get dumped.) Thank Goodness Eskimo dogs are rare and unsuitable as a family pet!
    Hmmm, I can't get the link to work, but I heard about the Disney movie recently. Sadly, many people will just want a "snowdog", not really caring if it's exactly the same breed or not. I can't get over how many little kids run up to us wanting to pet the "snowdogs", and it's been years since that Disney flick came out. Bless the husky Rescues, let's hope there aren't too many "casualties" after this movie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyber-sibes
    Hmmm, I can't get the link to work, but I heard about the Disney movie recently. Sadly, many people will just want a "snowdog", not really caring if it's exactly the same breed or not. I can't get over how many little kids run up to us wanting to pet the "snowdogs", and it's been years since that Disney flick came out. Bless the husky Rescues, let's hope there aren't too many "casualties" after this movie.
    Argh, they moved the article to the archives so you have to sign up now to read it. Here's a review of the other movie that tells pretty much the same thing:
    http://www.spiritualityhealth.com/ne...item_8863.html
    Dogs were banned from Antarctica in 1992 due to concerns about the seal population.

    I can't count how many times some little kid has been convinced Earle is actually "demon" from Snow Dogs!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glacier
    That's the disney version, loosely based on a true story. In reality the dogs were 13 Canadian Eskimo Dogs and they were abandoned when a Japanese Antarctic expedition got trapped in bad weather. The group came back a year later and found two of the dogs survived. Here's a link to the real story:
    http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin...k20050421wh.htm
    The husky rescues I work with are already trying to prepare for the influx of 9 month old puppies(the most common age for huskies to get dumped.) Thank Goodness Eskimo dogs are rare and unsuitable as a family pet!
    I had no idea. Typical Disney..covering up stuff with roses. The ad really had me going. I guess like 101 Dalmatians, you will have an influx of unwanted Huskies. That's too bad and too sad.



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    Quote Originally Posted by K9karen
    I had no idea. Typical Disney..covering up stuff with roses. The ad really had me going. I guess like 101 Dalmatians, you will have an influx of unwanted Huskies. That's too bad and too sad.
    There was an increase after Snow Dogs and I expect there will be again. One of the groups I work with is going to theatres after the movie and handing out a "So you think you want a husky" leaflet. Complete with pics of huskies escaping, running away, digging and destroying a couch! Maybe that will help some people think twice.

    I heard a couple more things about the movie today. They actually used some rescued dogs!
    http://www.wayeh.com/sleddogrescue/8below.htm
    This lady does amazing work and I think it's pretty cool that they did use a couple rescued dogs. Maybe that will help some of the dogs already in rescue waiting for homes.

    I also got an email from someone who saw an advanced screening. She said it was terribly depressing and not to go without a large box of kleenex!
    Last edited by Glacier; 02-04-2006 at 11:20 PM.
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    what a cute little postier(sp?) pic
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    Wow, I'm in awe of all the snow! It just looks so pretty. Love those sled dog butts too

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    Doggie butts ............. maybe you should send that to ParNone!!!

    Great idea for a T-shirt for her site too!!!

    Tamara, I am so glad to hear that someone is handing out leaflets at that movie! I only wish they did that with 101 / 102 Dalmatians ...... I know that the breeder I got my 2 from, he is based in Canberra - and all the breeders did not breed for the entire year when that movie was released.
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    I just love seeing your team and the scenery. Glad Earle got to go out too!

    And how sweet that they used rescue dogs in the movie.

    When I first saw trailers for '8 Below', I thought some of the dogs looked like the ones used in 'Snow Dogs'. I always know Disney waters down the true story. I'll see it anyway and I'll be sure to spread the message that huskies aren't for everyone.

    I'll look into 'Antartica' too.
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