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~ F. A. Q. ~
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- Could I use your photo(s) as a reference for drawing/painting?
- Yes, be my guest and please send me a link to your finished work.

- Can I have permission to use your photos for manipulation work?
- No.

- Are these your Siberian Husky dogs/puppies?
- Yes, all the dogs are mine and the pups are their litters.

- Are you a breeder?
- Yes, we get a new litter of puppies every 12 to 18 months and place them in new homes.

- How many Siberian Huskies do you have?
- Sasha (F), Vassi (M), Mischa (F), and Dasha (F).

- Are Siberian Huskies easy to train?
- No, Siberian Huskies are highly intelligent but they are also very stubborn so an owner/trainer must spend a lot of time working with them.

- Are Siberian Huskies aggressive by nature?
- No, they usually have excellent temperament and disposition. A breeding pair with such desirable qualities will natually produce litters with similar temperament.

- Do they get along with other dogs?
- Yes, Siberian Huskies thrive when they live with other dogs around... like wolves, they are pack animals and do well with company even when the other dogs are not of the same breed. Show your love and they'll respect you back.

- Do they get along with cats or other smaller pets?
- That depends on each individual dog. Usually they will get along with cats if introduced to them at early age. However, a mature Siberian Husky may not tolerate strange cats or smaller pets. As always, close supervision is required when having two strange pets interacting with each other for the first time.

- What cameras do you use to photograph your dogs?
- They are all Canon digitals: 1D Mark III, 40D, 30D, Rebel XT, Powershot Pro1, and Elph S100.

- Why do you have watermarks on your images?
- All my photographs are copyrighted and may not be reproduced.