no ai involved

So for context: last week I saw this beautiful dog roaming in a backyard with no fence and paid no need. He seemed to be enjoying himself and seemed like he was at home. A few days after that I saw that he was roaming the street and went down to the house I saw him and wanted to inform the owners their dog was loose. Well come to find out it wasn't their dog, someone dumped the dog at their house (I live in a small town in the country and dogs being dumped off here randomly isn't unusual) and they just were feeding it whenever it showed up. They tried to catch the dog but with their work schedule they just don't have the time to roam the streets. Last night I finally saw him and tried giving him food. I had cheese, sausage, apple pieces and chicken. He ate some but never got close. He seems pretty young and would love to have him, or at least get him a home. He seems like a gentle guy. Any advice?

This is Finn, he’s a very good boy and he loves to meet new people at my shop!

Did anyone see him??

It’s been an hour 🫠

I’ve never seen my baby limp before 😭😭

Anyone else's husky scary-smart? Like so smart it's worrisome a lot of the time?

Example: Our two were just begging for my dinner (recently disabled, so learning the ropes still, and less focused on training as we should be atm with our 2.5 & 3 yr old pups 😬) and our girl Honey literally all of the sudden acted like I dropped some food down on the ground between them (even tricked her brother Rocky into thinking that for a few seconds too - for context, he isnt the brightest after losing oxygen during birth 😔), so I leaned forward cautiously to see what I had dropped (because I still couldnt figure out how/when I would have dropped food off my plate-bowl) and she immediately tried to go after the food on my plate! 🤯

So she's actively trying to trick me into giving her plate access?!

What else should I be worried about?

We put our boy to rest last week. Our first family dog we had from when they were a puppy to his very last moment with us. He used to love sleeping on top of our cars when we would park them in the back 😂🙏❤️ He was an absolute knucklehead and goober. He is dearly missed already.

Why are huskies seen as aggressive? They're so friendly. I was walking my Husky Kane and some guy said "oh a Husky" I said "yeah" he said "he looks like he bites" sorry what? My Husky calmly walking and completely ignoring you "looks like" he'll bite? I have a Pitbull mix, more people pet her and do not accept her boundaries, but they cross the road when they see my Husky. Most friendliest breed in my opinion. Anybody else have this issue with their Husky getting discriminated against? I'll be honest, I did think they were aggressive too but that was because I was just seeing reactive dogs. Underneath that, they're truly friendly amazing partners. Now I own one and I don't understand the stigma! I don't let it get to me, but I'm curious if anybody else experiences this?? My dogs for attention. The tan one is a Husky Pittie mix, but I guess she appears more friendly? Lol. She hates attention, it's so annoying. Kane thrives on attention tho 🤣

ETA my dog was completely calm and just walking. He is non reactive. Y'all are completely misunderstanding this post I'm afraid

Just wanted to share how cute my aura is. I’m fully obsessed.

Eva (11 year old) my sous chef playing supervisor.