Husky Home

16/07/2026

Me and my bestie.

A lot has changed over the last 10 years.
Different dreams.
Different priorities.
Different seasons of life.

But one thing has never changed.
Our friendship.

Gry is now 11 years old.
Still strong.
Still independent.
Still convinced she knows best… and, to be honest, she’s often right.

We’ve grown older together.
And every year, I appreciate her even more. ❤️

05/07/2026

One thing these heartbreaking days have taught me is that maybe I have been wrong about myself.

I have always been deeply grateful for every life that has crossed my path.

And when the time comes, I have believed that my greatest act of love is to let them go before suffering becomes their reality.

Those decisions are never made lightly.

They are never made overnight.

They grow slowly, through endless thoughts, observations, doubts, and quiet conversations with my own heart.

I have always trusted that those thoughts begin because of what I see in each individual dog—what they show me, without words.

Yet I have still questioned myself.

Wondered if I was too practical.

Too rational.

Too quick to make the decision that others might postpone.

I have often thought that I was hard.

That I don’t fight long enough.

That I don’t cry enough.

Then something inside me broke.

When I lost Pumpokol, every wall I had built collapsed.

The shield disappeared.

The tears came from somewhere I didn’t know still existed.

And maybe that is what I needed to see.

Maybe I am not hard at all.

Maybe my heart has simply built itself a shelter after carrying the weight of so many goodbyes.

Because when that shelter fell away, my heart revealed something it had been protecting all along.

Not my love for them.

But the depth of it.

For.

Every.

Single.

One.

Of.

Them.

Far deeper than I have ever allowed myself to admit.

Perhaps each goodbye finds all the cracks left by the ones before.

Perhaps that is why saying goodbye never becomes easier.

The tears run down my cheeks, carrying pieces of every dog I have ever loved.

And I know now…

My heart was never hard.

It has only been trying to survive.

02/07/2026

Yesterday my heart broke, not into 100 pieces,
nor into 1,000
but into 700 million parts.

Small and jagged.
Impossible to glue back together.

My big white boy.
With the loud voice.

Just getting through the hard time of youth,
growing into a man.
Taking on new roles.
Dreaming of the winter to come.

For sure the new leader of the team,
with his determination,
strong body,
kindness,
and his big appetite for food and life.

One unexpected bite that went so wrong.

I cried my eyes out at the vet’s.
I almost made the decision not to let him go.

My heart was screaming.

Save him.
Save his paw.
Make it usable again.
Do whatever it takes.

It was screaming so loudly.

But I looked at him again,
sobbing into his fur,
and I knew…

Deep in my soul,
I knew.

Our journey ended here.

No matter how hard my heart was screaming.

I had to let him go…

And with him,
I think so much will go…
so much will change.

There have been signs I have ignored,
truths I have not been ready to face.

But maybe now it is time to truly see.

I look around me,
trying to gather the scattered pieces of my heart,
but I know I will never be able to find them all.

My heart will never be the same again,
and neither will the dreams that live within it.

💔💔💔

27/06/2026

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18/05/2026

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10/05/2026

Recently, I’ve been out on two mountain trips.
And what it has done for me… far more than I could ever have imagined.

Before — more than 12 years ago — I used to go out alone in the mountains.
Or alone together with a team of dogs.

But over the past decade, something changed.
I became more comfortable.
Or maybe spoiled is the right word.

I’ve almost always had Peter with me.
And he knows these mountains like his own backyard.
He finds the way everywhere, recognizes every stone.

He sets up the tent, prepares the food, carries everything we need.
I’ve taken care of the dogs — and been more than happy with that.
And with having everything else taken care of.

But slowly, something else crept in.
In that comfort, a quiet insecurity grew.
A loss of trust in my own ability to manage on my own.
And it hit me — being out here with the dogs is my passion.

So I decided: it’s time to take that confidence back.
I started with a three-day trip in familiar terrain.

But without our “service technician,” as we jokingly call him.michaela joined me on that small adventure.
We camped in -20°C.
I navigated the entire way.
And we made it back.

With a little more confidence, I then said yes to something bigger.
A real adventure — 7 days and 6 nights.

That trip took me into places I had never been before.
Heavier packing than usual.
More effort than we had expected.
But the reward…
Climbing those long, heavy hills.
Crossing stretches with barely any snow.
Almost swimming through deep, sugary snow.
Setting up the tent in strong winds.
And still — feeling that freedom.

Where life becomes so small — and yet so big at the same time.
Where your focus shifts to what truly matters.

The next step.
The next turn.
The next place to camp.
And caring for one another

A big thank you to for bringing me along.
With your experience, knowledge and humility, you guided us the right way.

And when I got home…
That’s when it really hit me.
Not during the trip — but after.

Only then did I understand how much I truly needed this.
How deeply it has reset something within me.

And how it will shape every step I take going forward.

25/03/2026

So… he’s officially retired.

The guy you usually see in the background.
The one building, fixing, repairing everything from dog yards to machines… and everything in between.

The one cooking your lunches.
The one making sure everything actually works.
So that I can focus on what I care about most – the dogs.

But the truth is… without him, none of this would be possible.
Not this place.
Not the standard we hold.
And definitely not the level of welfare the dogs have.

He’s the one who says yes to all my (sometimes very questionable) ideas.

The man behind the scenes.
And really… Husky Home wouldn’t exist without him.

I’m endlessly grateful.
Now he thinks he’s going into retirement…

But let’s be honest.
I’m pretty sure I’ll keep him busy.

Retired? Not on my watch. 😏

Happy retirement, dear husband

22/03/2026

14/02/2026

She loves her place by the window.
From there, the mountains meet her gaze,
while nothing in the yard escapes her watch.

She doesn’t belong to me.
She doesn’t belong to the team.

We belong to her.

She embodies presence.
Stepping in when things call for it,
letting her stillness move through the others.

All with the deepest respect
from everyone around her.

She is safety itself.
For many, she has been there
since their very first breath.

Free to come and go,
to stay,
or to walk her own path.

And yet —
she stays close at my side,
knowing my thoughts
before they have fully formed.

I am certain she loves her life.
She follows her calling
and carries it with quiet devotion.

And we all know.
She holds us together —
animals and humans alike.

In her smallness
lives an immense greatness.

Lumi.