“We care for him together; he is a shared responsibility.
He adds more flue to our family.
He is also a stand-in, or partner and companion when one of us is traveling.”
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NIKO, THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (PART 4, HE SAID)
“Niko has given us reason to do things that we might not have done without him.
I would’t have just gone for a walk in the park by myself, but now I take Niko and walk for hours.
Niko has brought my fiancé and me closer together.”
NIKO, THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (HE SAID, PART 3)
“We panicked when he started sprinting on the shore away from us.
We got to shore quickly and threw a stick, which he loves to catch.
Thankfully, he came running over.”
NIKO, THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (HE SAID, PART 2)
“Eventually, I was working from home and my girlfriend was in school and we were able to train a puppy.
They need to go out every two hours and require constant monitoring.
This past fall we were tubing and Niko got out of the tube and his life vest.
He realized he couldn’t get back to us.”
NIKO, THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (HE SAID, PART 1)
“The timing was right for us to get a dog.
We both grew up with families that had dogs and we knew down the road we wanted a dog.
We each wanted a dog (individually), but it was never the right time.”
NIKO,THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (PART 4, SHE SAID)
“He gives us a reason to get up and around.
He’s motivation to get off the couch.
We see the sunrise and sunset every day.
We walk all over the city and travel with him.
He has a great attitude and he’s always up for an adventure.”
NIKO,THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (PART 3, SHE SAID)
“I like the Schipperke and had thought about getting one when I was single a few years ago.
I am glad I waited.
Niko is a perfect mix of the dogs we liked.
He was the ultimate compromise.
I think Niko has changed my life in a positive way.”
NIKO, THE ALASKAN KLEE KAI (PART 2 SHE SAID)
“We argued about what kind of dog to get.
He really wanted a Husky, but I didn’t like the idea of a big dog in the city.
He did a lot of research and found the Alaskan Klee Kai.
The breed was started 30 years ago and is a cross between the Siberian Husky and the Schipperke.”
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