We got to Help a Husky in Need! Husky Hitchhiker!

Hey! You're not Shiloh, Shelby or Oakley! You're not Shiloh, Shelby or Oakley, are you? Who are you? Who are you? This is... I know I'm gonna say it wrong. Toku or Tuku? T-O-K-O? This is a Husky puppy that Jamie and I are transporting to Harry Houdini Husky Rescue. He doesn't have to sit. You face your butt to me, huh? You face your butt to me. You don't have to sit. This is a six month old Husky puppy that the story we've been told is he's from Toledo, Ohio. He was in a high kill shelter. They found him to be resource and food aggressive. Not aggressive. Guarding. He was guardy and kind of grabby. Hey, can I see your pretty face? Can I see your pretty face? Thanks for letting me see your pretty face. Anyway, the woman up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan was contacted and told that he was on the kill list. That if nobody adopted him, they were gonna have to put him down. Because he had some issues and needed some training and so on and so forth. So she decided that she would rescue the puppy. The problem was she's in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan near Munising and the puppy was in Toledo, Ohio. So we're doing what they call a transport. They got somebody from Ohio to bring the dog a couple hours into Michigan and then they got somebody in Michigan to bring the dog a couple hours north in Michigan. The dog was in West Branch or Ann Arbor? Ann Arbor. Somebody brought the dog to Ann Arbor. The woman that brought the dog to Ann Arbor dropped it off and that woman then brought this dog and we had another one that we already dropped off. You can see the other one on our vlog channel. They brought the dog to Gaylord, Michigan and Jamie and I had to go to Gaylord, Michigan early this morning and pick up the two dogs. The other one was a coonhound puppy and now we just dropped off the coonhound puppy and we are now taking this doggy to Sini to meet with the lady from Harry Houdini Husky Rescue who is going to take and rehabilitate this dog, work on it with its resource guarding issues and put it up for adoption. Oh my gosh! He's a good boy! Aren't you? Are you a good boy? He's been very quiet. He's rowed very well in the kennel. The main reason we have him in the kennel, if you ever do volunteer to transport a dog, it's a lot safer to have the dogs either tethered down or in a kennel because you know they're nervous. They don't know you. You don't know them. You don't know how they're going to act. So this way it kind of keeps them in a little bit of a safe spot. But he's been very good. He's traveled very well. Hasn't made any noise. Jamie and I were joking that he actually travels better than Shelby does. But um you know I know a lot of you out there can't have dogs and you're always looking for ways to help. There are a lot of purebred rescues out there that need help with transports with of dogs from one state to another or from one city to another. I know look at how pretty you are. So that's always something you could contact a rescue in your area and see if you could help with. This is the first time that Jamie and I have been able to do a transport. A lot of times they're downstate so we don't get to do them because they don't need to come this far north. So when I saw this on Facebook that this dog needed to be transported Jamie and I were heading up here anyway to go see his dad and I told the rescue I'm like we can bring him the whole last leg of the trip if you can get him to us and they got him to us. What are you doing? What are you doing huh? Can I see that pretty face? Can I see that pretty face? So anyway we just thought we'd let you know what we were doing. We thought it'd be cool to show you guys that we were transporting a puppy. Yeah this puppy is six months old. That's a big six month old puppy. It's almost as big as Shiloh. You're actually probably bigger than Shiloh. Oh as you think of my hand. I know you're so nice. You're so nice. I know you're so nice. They're so friendly. I know. I know. And again I just want to remind you guys that if you're ever looking for a husky there are so so many good happy healthy huskies just like this one that are available for adoption in rescues and shelters all across America. So always check your shelters and rescues before you go out and get a puppy. This one's a puppy. This one's only six months old. Look at him look out the back window. Are you looking at the snow? You're looking at the snow? All right I gotta see how much further we need to go because we are gonna have to hand you over even though I think we're both starting to fall in love with you. That's the hardest part falling in love with you huh? Right? Oh scratch right there. Oh that's a good scratching spot right there. That's a good scratching spot. Yes. All right thanks for watching you guys. We will see you when we see you. So I told you guys about how we were transporting the other dog. When we got up to Scenie we were asked if we could bring one back down with us. So this is Max and Max is being transported back down to Atlanta. He's gonna go get worked with a trainer because he has other dog issues. So not only did we get to transport a coon hound and a husky puppy we got another husky puppy. It's a baby. They're guessing he's probably somewhere between seven and twelve months old. So we got to transport three dogs this weekend. All right Max you want to take a nap? I quit bugging you.