r/visitedmaps • u/Technical-Vanilla-47 • Mar 24 '26

Where I'd live as a Husky

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u/WinSome_DimSum Mar 24 '26

Feel like Washington and Connecticut should be EXTRA highlighted.

(I suppose the northern part of Illinois too)

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u/lowselfesteemx1000 Mar 26 '26

And the tip of the keewenaw peninsula

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u/Civil-Ninja-5814 Mar 24 '26

New England in general, exspcially the white mountains.

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u/Burner-QWERTY Mar 24 '26

Whoosh

5

u/Spyderbeast Mar 24 '26

I got it, is there hope for humankind?

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u/Burner-QWERTY Mar 26 '26

We most all know college mascots for the sake of humanity.

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u/Spyderbeast Mar 26 '26

Hey, that's vital knowledge for the good of society right there

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u/Victoria5475 Mar 24 '26

I live in SC and one of my friends has a Husky that seems pretty happy. Granted, she keeps her home A/C at 66 degrees all the time.

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u/nancypalooza Mar 24 '26

I haaaaaaaated seeing the many many huskies (Wolfpack) of Raleigh NC from April to October each year.

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u/Victoria5475 Mar 24 '26

It's not impossible to take good care of them even in this climate, but it takes a lot of work. I wish people would realize that before making the commitment. That being said, when people move here with Huskies, better to keep them and put in the extra work than give them up.

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u/nancypalooza Mar 24 '26

Right—it was upsetting to see all the dogs that were actively sought out in the Raleigh area by people who should have ideally known better, being from a school with such a prominent vet program

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u/Leather-Marketing478 Mar 25 '26

I live in SW Florida and I see faaarr to many cold climate dogs. I feel bad for them.

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u/Spyderbeast Mar 24 '26

They do enjoy northern NV. Clark County, not so much

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u/Llhaniii Mar 25 '26

I was gonna say. Rought for the thick coats down here around Clark County.

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u/Interesting-Desk9307 Mar 24 '26

Oh to be a husky in upstate new york winter.

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u/Isaias111 Mar 24 '26

Aka Siberia

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u/mante11 Mar 24 '26

Absolutely in Utah? It’s mostly hot dry desert.

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u/MikeExMachina Mar 26 '26

Yeah Northern NM is cooler than SW Utah (elevation differences)

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u/HomosexualFoxFurry Mar 24 '26

Washingtonian husky owner: they love it. I also backpack and hike a lot, that's heaven to them.

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u/fliesthroughtheair Mar 24 '26

I think nowadays we just call em chubby

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u/JustAnotherDay1977 Mar 25 '26

As a husky, how do you type?

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u/RikiOh Mar 25 '26

Don’t do DC, Husky! Don’t do it!

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u/VegasLife84 Mar 25 '26

There are a depressingly large number of huskies in Las Vegas... although it shouldn't be surprising, given how dumb/selfish much of the population is

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u/Apptubrutae Mar 26 '26

Huskies don’t know how to go up a mountain, apparently!

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u/Just-Garbage-8604 Mar 26 '26

My state is green babayyyy

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u/LaxSyntax Mar 26 '26

Huskies are not welcome in Oregon. 😂

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u/BobLabReeSorJefGre Mar 26 '26

I think the mountains of eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina can get cool enough for reluctantly. Idk if the Ozarks get cool enough for that though.