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I'm getting one of each anyway when I move to a bigger house in like March of 2022 because of a contract, but if I could only have one, which one would you pick?

Huskies look like adorable friendly wolves, but Golden Labs are also "traditional dogs." Like the dog people think of when people think of "adorable dogs." Husky's wolf-like appearance can be intimidating for those not used to them, but that makes them look all the much cooler in my opinion! :D

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cnn-producer-minnesota-arrest_n_607caecde4b0deb3d5b5ada7 CNN Producer Was Reportedly Asked ‘Do You Speak English?’ In Violent Arrest At Protest

Minnesota police aggressively arrested a CNN producer and assaulted multiple other members of the press covering protests over the police shooting of Daunte Wright last week, according to an attorney representing dozens of news outlets.
More than 100 people have been arrested at protests in Brooklyn Center since Wright was shot and killed on April 11 by a police officer during a traffic stop. Some journalists have also reported being harassed, intimidated and detained by police while covering the unrest.
Attorney Leita Walker wrote on behalf of nearly 30 journalism and news organizations to Gov. Tim Walz (D) detailing multiple such examples.

In one case, CNN producer Carolyn Sung was grabbed by her backpack and thrown to the ground by state troopers while she was trying to comply with a dispersal order on Tuesday. She did not resist, showed her credentials and repeatedly identified herself as press, but was nonetheless arrested, the letter said.
Despite hearing Sung, who is Asian American, identifying herself and saying that the zip ties on her wrists were too tight, one trooper yelled at her, “Do you speak English?”

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Freelance photographer Tim Evans said an officer punched him in the face and tore off his press badge, and another officer subsequently smashed his head into the ground. He was cuffed before a third officer freed him.

The letter was sent to Walz after he held a phone conference with the attorney and law enforcement officials on Saturday.

“Journalists must be allowed to safely cover protests and civil unrest. I’ve directed our law enforcement partners to make changes that will help ensure journalists do not face barriers to doing their jobs,” Walz tweeted after the call.