She was whining a little at the beginning of our long travel to home, but more because she wanted to explore the whole car and not only sitting on the floor – but after some time she layed down and snoozed a little. The entire four hours drive (with rest) went without any problems and also at the border we didn’t had long.

As we arrived it was time for a meal in her new home and then she explored of course all rooms and the garden.

Meanwhile, he have her since three days and she has settled in quite well and next week it’s time for her to go to her first puppy play group.

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Yesterday we visited the puppies again – we wanted to take them all with us. Once again, we have stayed much longer than originally planned.

In the evening, we were able to have a look who Chaos does Mantrail, that means my wife went ahead and Chaos followed the track a good fifteen minutes later. That was really interesting and we can well imagine to do this with our dog too.

Speaking of our dog – finally we had to decide which of the puppies should be ours and we decided for puppy number 3 (which was already our choice after our first visit).

And now finally she isn’t a number anymore, now she has a name: Anouk-Kola
Anouk (French) = “the Fine”, “the lovely”
Kola (Lakota) = “friend for life”

There are more pictures of the litter!

Huskies are responsible that I overcame my fear of dogs and I’ve also done a lot with huskies during my various stays in Alaska and the dogsledraces.

But in parts that’s exactly the disadvantage, because I can simply not imagine to do skijoring with only one Husky for few miles run – in Alaska, I always had 14 dogs, and we did runs from about 50 to 100 km.

In early June we met the breeder of the Kennel Lupina Chaos and Chaos, the would-be mother dogs – and then it was clear to us that we are ready for a “little chaos”.