My Siberian Husky!
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
My Siberian Husky Rambo!
Alittle over 4 years ago, my fiance and I decided to take a trip to Millerstown, PA. to (just take a look) at some Siberian Husky puppies. So we drove their, with all intentions of making the choice about this breed of dog, and if it was going to be good for our future.
Well, after spending about 10 mins with these puppies, we knew, we couldn’t leave their without one of them. A certain puppy kept following 
us around, as if he knew what we were their for. This red and white Siberian Husky chose US, we didn’t choose HIM. And that night is when he became My Siberian Husky, which we decided to name Rambo
Its pretty easy to say that we were not prepared for what Mr. Rambo had in store for us. The very first night we had him, he pretty much destroyed our new carpet in the living room. We will just say he had a BAAADDD accident on it.
After that I spent every second trying to house break My Siberian Husky Rambo! Now this was quite a task, Siberian huskies are very stubborn dogs. If you give them an inch, they will most definitely take that mile. So i learned quickly and adapted my training to help him learn the right thing to do.
Rambo is starting to get older and wiser, but he never stops trying to get whatever he can from us. If we are not always on our toes, he will start training us on what he wants. He knows how to get treats and how to make us feel bad about what we are making him do. My Siberian Husky has many traits that most Huskies have, although he is most certainly unique in his own way!
I would suggest anyone interested in bringing a Siberian Husky into their home to do their research and make sure you are prepared. They are a difficult breed to train and take care of. That being said, the best choice I made, was to let My Siberian Husky choose us to take him home that night.
Get To It And Do It
-Nate
“The question isn’t who is going to let me in, it’s who is going to stop me”
– Ayn Rand