W oo! Mother's Day is right around the corner and we have some (p)awesome gift ideas for the loving Mom in your life! Whether it's a birth mom, dog mom, adopted mom, foster mom, surrogate mom, mom-to-be, mother-in-law, your bestie's mom, or a favorite lady who has been like a mom, why not celebrate her and let her know you care with some cool gift ideas...plus...some yummy treats for her dog (and yours, too)!      Affiliate Notice: Please note there are some product links in this article. As an affiliate, this simply means if you click on link and make a qualifying purchase (*at no extra cost to you*) I will earn a small commission. As an affiliate of Husky Coffee Co mpany you probably know by now how much I love their coffee, and being the coffee snob that I am, I'm a tough one to impress with good coffee. I enjoy their java so much and combined with how they always DONATE 20% of their profits to Husky Rescues, well, that sealed the deal for me becoming a pr...

#Flashback ~ FiveSibes ~ 2012-2019  T his is a fun and nostalgic flashback…the editor/publisher at AmericanPet Magazine just sent me the above pictured hard copies of a few of the issues of her magazine that my articles were published in. I'm proud to say that my writing and photography is in 19 out of 20 issues beginning with Issue #2 ( the only issue my writing isn't in is Issue #1 ) - and eventually I was named co-editor of the magazine! Such a great mag. I was sorry to see it come to a close. The final issue was published in 2019, but you can still read the digital issues for free until the end of the year by clicking below and picking the issue(s) you'd like to read!  My stories, while many were about Siberian Huskies, many others covered a wide range of topics, including: Every Picture Tells A Story Pet Photography;  Various articles on Canine Epilepsy;  It Takes a Village to Help Huskies in Need;  Take Your Dog To Work Day;  Horse book author r...

W oo! It's Earth Day ! And here at FiveSibes, I like to talk about reducing our dogs' carbon pawprint. Earth Day is a time to remember that as adults and caregivers, as well as being custodians of the animals on our planet, it's our responsibility to helping our children become good and responsible caretakers of animals and the planet both now and in the future. How? By teaching them some simple, but important tips to help reduce not only their own carbon footprint, but their dogs' carbon pawprint as well. What is a Carbon Footprint?  According to The Nature Conservancy , it is, "T he total amount of greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide and methane) that are generated by our actions." Did You Know...? "The average carbon footprint for a person in the United States is 16 tons, one of the highest rates in the world. Globally, the average carbon footprint is closer to 4 tons!" States The Nature Conservancy, adding, "To have the best chanc...