Sisu Tamaskans

29/03/2022

Wild boy doing his thing 🐺🐾🖤

11/03/2022

If any breeders are interested this guy is local!

01/03/2022

Upcoming litters for those interested!

28/02/2022

This is an important message for all those trying to get their dogs out of the country. This is from one of the European Tamaskan breeders. Please help support them and read the post below.

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ENG:
We include this information because it is important to people who are interested in whether they will manage to escape from war with their pets.
personally, we are able to help in the transport of up to 4 people in the transport +4 animals and some luggage.
[...] Animals resettled during armed conflict do not require serological tests for anti-rabies antibodies [...]
PL:
Zamieszcamy te informacje, ponieważ są one ważne dla osób, które są zainteresowane tym, czy uda im się uciec przed wojną ze swoimi pupilami.
osobiscie jestesmy w stanie pomoc w transporcie max 4 osoby w transporcie +4 zwierząta i jakies bagaze.
[...] Zwierzęta przesiedlane w czasie konfliktu zbrojnego nie wymagają badań serologicznych na przeciwciała przeciw wściekliźnie [...]
UA:
Ми представляємо цю інформацію, оскільки вона важлива для людей, які цікавляться, чи зможуть вони втекти від війни зі своїми домашніми тваринами
[...] Тварини, переселені під час збройного конфлікту, не потребують серологічних тестів на антитіла проти сказу [...]
особисто ми можемо допомогти в перевезенні до 4-х осіб у транспорті +4 тварини та трохи багажу.

22/02/2022

21/02/2022

21/02/2022

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11/02/2022

This boy is treat motivated 🍗 Here we are working on some recall. This is one skill Sisu definitely needs to work on and is one of the reasons he usually has a leash on. A long lead can be extremely useful especially when you dog will come “back to you” but overshoots or just checks in and does not stay then again runs off. Multiple graduated knots in the end are good for catching the rope for a dog like Sisu that loves to run off when approached because they think it’s time to play chase.

07/02/2022

Sisu loves to tree his squirrels!

07/02/2022

Some pics from Sisu on our AM walk. He is now 26.25-26.5” at the withers and 73 lbs at 1 year old.

07/02/2022

Sisu discovered frozen stretches of ice for the first time on our walks today 😆

07/02/2022

We love learning about different intentional breeding for purpose. Jackals are not used in the Tamaskan Dog for clarification.

We tend not to cover mixed breeds by virtue of our mandate to celebrate the valued contributions of purebred dogs, but when we read about Russia’s DS Likhachev Scientific Research Institute for Cultural Heritage and Environmental Protection effort to “create a better mousetrap,” we read someth...

03/02/2022

See this fuzzy boy? He was a good boy. A boy who risked his life to save many others in what became known as the 1925 Serum Run. His name was Balto and he was a Siberian Husky who led a team of sled dogs through horrific winter conditions into the remote town of Nome, Alaska carrying life-saving medicine to halt a diphtheria outbreak.

--On This Day in History S**t Went Down: February 2, 1925--

I’m Canadian and have done 10 kilometer (6.2 miles) runs in –30 Celsius (–22 Fahrenheit). It’s cold as f**k and frosts up the eyelashes so you can’t see for s**t, and people call me crazy and they’re probably right about that. Anyway, for this tale it was –46C (–50F), because it was way the hell north at the edge of the Arctic Circle and the temperatures were at a 20-year low. Add in brutal winds, deep snow, and non-existent visibility and you really just want to stay home and drink whiskey.

But children were dying; the disease spreading.

The outbreak began in January, and the small town’s sole doctor sent a desperate telegram calling for aid. The nearest place that had serum that could halt the outbreak was located in Anchorage, but the engine on the only airplane that could fly it to Nome was frozen solid. Officials brainstormed and decided to send the serum north to the city of Nenana via train, where relays of mushers driving sled dog teams would take it 674 frozen-as-f**k miles west to Nome.

One-hundred-fifty dogs participated in the relay. Some of them died so children could live. Of more than 20 mushers, most of them Native Alaskans, several suffered frostbite. The trip was made in a record-breaking five-and-a-half days.

Norwegian musher Gunnar Kaasen and his Balto-led team made the final leg of the perilous journey. He was supposed to be the penultimate musher, but when he arrived at Point Safety at 2:00 a.m. he discovered his replacement was asleep, so he pressed on an additional 25 miles to Nome, arriving at 5:30 in the morning on February 2, 1925.

The serum was thawed and administered, and there were no further deaths. Kaasen and Balto became heroes. There is even a statue of Balto, who lived to be 14, in New York’s Central Park. Balto was indeed a good boy, but his public status was achieved via being the one to lead the final leg. The best boy on the perilous journey was Togo. Balto traveled 55 miles, but Togo, also a Siberian Husky, led a team for almost five times that distance. He ran a whopping 260 miles, almost 40% of the entire relay. And he was 12 years old!

Togo lived to be 16 and sired many puppies. One of his direct descendants, Diesel, starred as his multiple-great grandfather in a 2019 film titled Togo alongside bipedal actor Willem Dafoe. It’s an excellent movie. Have tissues ready.

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29/01/2022

Someone loves helping make the bed….

26/01/2022

Sisu had a great hike in the snowy woods today to celebrate his bday. He has come so far in the past year. Initially he was never more than a few steps away and now he is getting lost in the woods! 🖤I love you Sisu 🐺

22/01/2022

The US Fish & Wildlife's status review of the wolf is currently active and we have until Dec. 16 to make comments. Make your voice heard today!

16/01/2022

Please be cautious when you are on your search for a Tamaskan. The USA based Alpha Tamaskan is not a registered TDR or ITR breeder.

Meet Our Dogs Out dogs grow with a lot of love and care and live inside with us. They eat plentiful nutritious food, Continue readingMeet Our Dogs

09/01/2022

Allie Marie has made him love his crate 💞

09/01/2022

This is the day Sisu got home from ICU and clearly you can see here this has become a safe space for him that he will choose to go to after a traumatic ICU experience. Don’t be discouraged if crate training doesnt work. Some dogs just need time to grow up. Others will never be able to tolerate a crate and that is OK. I got shamed a lot for not crate training initially despite my best efforts and it gave me a ton of relief to learn about Sisu’s diagnosis of confinement anxiety. Every dog has their own struggles. Do what is best for your dog 🐺

09/01/2022

Thanks to my sister Sisu is coming a long way in a year. The first couple weeks he got home we tried crating starting with short 1-5 minute increments only to remove him to go to the bathroom and at nights would cry for up to 14 hours straight and have bleeding gums from trying to get out of the crate even when I was sleeping outside the door, putting my hands through the crate, leaving doors open with our faces right near the crate entrance, letting him go freely in and out of the crate. We abandoned training after about 10 days because he was truly hurting himself and the stress was extreme and traumatic. Sisu later got diagnosed with “confinement anxiety” but now thanks to my sister he is feeling comfortable in a crate. When we were first crating we tried a traditional airline shipping kennel which was an appropriate size for him but he really took to the crate which we used to raise our baby chicks. We are hoping we can get him used to an Xtreme Crate by Carry my dog or a furniture style crate with sliding doors eventually. I don’t love wire crates because of the risk of injury but for him easy visibity outside the crate given his confinement anxiety is essential for him to feel comfortable. This year is about a lot of progress during puppyhood.

06/01/2022

“I see another doggie”

06/01/2022

Sisu’s natural instincts kicked in and he discovered this snowy owl on the beach and started barking and trying to play with it like his chicken friends at home. My mother was able to rescue it as it was drifting out to sea, trek it down the beach in wet clothes and get it to the rescue. Sisu was raised with baby chickens and we joke he knows birds are “friends not food”.

PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING, they save so many animals here! 💞

01/01/2022

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06/12/2021

🐺 Sisu saw a horse for the first time today. He lost interest in all the other dogs at the park. Next time we need to get him a little closer 🐴

03/12/2021

I was today years old when… I learned i. Anchorage Alaska, it’s illegal to tie a dog to the roof of a car 🚗

Feeling like I will need to put this clause in my puppy contact 😵‍💫 “ I will not time my dog to the roof of a car”

Please comment why this would EVER be necessary. The only thing that comes to mine is if there was a major weather event and this was the only hard surface available for the dog to stand on and be above snow or not be awept away by a flood 🤷🏼‍♀️

28/11/2021

27/11/2021

Please share your holiday/winter themed pics of your doggos!

May everyone have a happy holiday season.

🎁 Submission Date: Nov 30th
❄️ Winter/Holiday/Chrismas themed only
🎄Please include dog’s call name in the photo or name of the photo file
☃️Registered Tamaskans and approved Outcrosses only

Submit photos to:
[email protected]

25/11/2021

This boy loves running after seagulls

20/11/2021

🔊 Mom get off your phone and play! 🖤

06/11/2021

Let’s go to the beach you Sandy lil thing 😂

05/11/2021

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We are very excited to join as a registered breeder. Health testing will be completed Jan 2023🤞. We will be posting here with updates and currently only have a potential stud dog.

Embark and Wolflookalike links are on the about me section of our page for reference.

A warm welcome to our newly approved Tamaskan Dog breeder, Sisu Tamaskans, located in Massachusetts, USA! Sisu joins us with an up-and-coming stud prospect, Sisu (Firefly Jupiter).

04/11/2021

Sisu on the run!

02/11/2021

Photos by Katie Beaver when she visited Sisus breeder Michelle. Sisu is approx 8 weeks here, but as I was not present I am not sure of exact timing.

31/10/2021

Here Sisu is 7 months 3 weeks. All photos by Liz Crane. She traveled to our town on Cape Cod, which happens to be her grandparents former town, to meet us on the beach that we both visited as children. We had a wonderful morning meeting her and her dogs Dash and Tanuki. I connected with Liz because of Annie Roberts, who invited me to join a dog chat group. Annie is the owner of Sisus paternal uncle Ren (Warden’s littermate).

31/10/2021