Okay...we do love all breeds, and we are currently competing against the beautiful Shetland Sheepdog (and we've have had a few in our family), BUT since it IS a FUN competition and we are a SIBERIAN HUSKY family, we are - of course -  in support of the votes for our beautiful, fun-loving, sometimes crazy, but always wonderful Siberian Husky breed! Just visit the American Kennel Club's Facebook page HERE and click "Like" under the Siberian Husky! Voting for this leg is just for today.  The FiveSibes say, "Thank wooooooo!"

It's the official "wearing of the green" day and our FiveMcSibes are here share a little St. Patrick's Day fun! And what's a holiday without treats? Check out this deliciously healthy and green "Dakota's Spinach Dumplings" compliments from our good friends over at House Wolf K-9 Dog Biscuits (home of the "Gibbie Snacks). Yum! I hope my FiveSibes will share them with me! Slàinte! From the FiveMcSibes! *Please Never Give Your Dog Beer or Alcohol. It is toxic. An Irish Blessing May you always have... Walls for the winds A roof for the rain Tea beside the fire Laughter to cheer you Those you love near you And all your heart might desire.

Wooo! It's our beautiful alpha queen Harley's 9th Birthday today! It's unbelievable that she was just a little puppy nine years ago! Time sure does fly! Harley is our very first Siberian Husky and she is what started the FiveSibes! My daughter has wanted a Husky ever since she was a young child and when we felt she was ready for the responsibility, she chose little 8-week-old Harley pup to become a part of our family. Harley joined our senior rescue dog, Chelsey, a German Shepherd/Akita mix. But soon her rambunctiousness required a mate that could match her energy: enter Gibson. And it was love at first sight! They have remained inseparable ever since! We call them our resident lovebirds or married couple! Then, when the three Pupsters came along a few years later, Harley was just amazing; she took them under wing and became a wonderful surrogate mother to them.    Woo! Party time! Harley is an amazingly intelligent girl. She is always thinking and can sometimes ...

Gibson knows what time it is!   Wooo! It's Daylight Saving Time (DST) for many areas of the world, and for us, tomorrow morning (Sunday, March 9) at 2 AM, we "spring" our clocks ahead an hour, which means...Spring is on its way with daylight giving us longer days to have more fun  to run and play in the yard, go for hikes, long walks, BBQ lots of nom-noms, and swims in the pool. It's also the perfect time to remember some seasonal health and safety tips: PET MEDICATIONS TIME : If your pet is on specifically timed medications (like our Epi-Husky Gibson who is on meds he must take 12 hours apart), you can help reset your pet's internal clock for these medications by staggering them by a half-hour starting on Sunday. Example: If your pet had been receiving their dosages at 7:30 AM before DST, then under the first day of the new time, give it to them at 8:00 AM*; then do the same for the PM dosage. On the se...

  Laissez les bon temps rouler!  Let the good times roll!  It's Mardi Gras Time!    Wooo!   Translated, snack time! And thanks to our friends at House Wolf K-9 Dog Biscuits , here's a great recipe to whip up for your krewe today to enjoy on Fat Tuesday! It's named after our Mardi Gras "King" Gibson! And here's a little insider info, it will be featured in an upcoming new FiveSibes™ Tale children's book all about cooking later this year! So get put on your prettiest masks, don the most colorful beads, and bring your mixing bowls and appetites for some paw-licking House Wolf "Gibson's Ginger Peanut Butter Bars!"   We're joining up with Sugar the Golden Retriever's "Tasty Tuesday" blog hop for "Fat Tuesday" so be sure to check out Sugar's site and the sites below for some great recipes and tips! And's what Mardi Gras and "Krewes" all about? Today actually closes o...

 Bandit has visions of sled dog racing dancing in her head! Woooo! Tomorrow kicks off the Iditarod 2014 !  In honor of this being the Iditarod Eve, here's a great video created by students posted on the Iditarod Teacher on the Trail blog along with some great stories along the trail. According to the site, "The purpose of this website is to provide an area of the Education Portal for the Finalists for 2015 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail™ to post articles and information throughout our selection process. These articles will share information about their journey to Alaska, the 2014 Winter Conference for Educators, and Iditarod." Lots of great stories, photos, and videos, so check it out! Here's one of the videos created by students just perfect for tonight's post: For all the latest info on the Iditarod, the mushes, the dogs, and the Teacher on the Trail, be sure to check out the Iditarod website HERE .  You can watch some videos on the dogs get...