A husky day does not properly start until the pack exchanges kisses. Being a loving family we freely offer kisses to the humans in our pack. This is rewarded with a nice meal and an excursion into the neighborhood where we allow the humans from other packs to appreciate us.

Once our morning ritual is complete we allow our humans to perform their daily toils so that we can have an adequate supply of treats and toys. We patiently wait by the back door for them to return.

Once the humans have returned from their daily tasks we must ask them all about their day and tell them about ours. When we first let the humans join our pack they didn't really understand the Husky language, but in the year that we've been singing to them they finally get it, usually on the first try.

After the pack is up to date on the days happenings we get another meal. While the humans indulge in their bizarre feeding rituals we wait patiently for another excursion into the neighborhood.

Once we've established our position we can settle down for a blissful sleep, waiting for a new day and the routine to begin again.

Life is good.