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Just curious what kind of Husky he is. I was thinking Siberian. Thank you in advanced for your opinions😃
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Hi guys I own a 5 month old male Siberian husky he is currently 15kg and just got desexed. When do huskys go through puberty and what will happen
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Hi guys! I just want to ask if she is wooly? She is nearly 10weeks old. She is so fluppy! I am just curious, i love her even she is not, iam just curious if she is wooly coat. Thankyou so much.
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i live in a usually hot climate what kind of dog bed do you guys recommend
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Hi I’m looking to buy a husky. im in to my fitness riding my bike or running. So getting the dog out for exercise shouldn’t be a problem. i was just wondering how easy is it to train a husky. Because I’ve read a lot about how difficult they are to train?
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Hey everyone, like the title states I've had this issue for as long as I can remember. My dog would go up to everyone in the family and sniff they're crotch area and it's very annoying....I know dogs are suppose sniff in order to recognize and greet, but he does this every time he passes someone at home constantly! He does not do it to me, because if he does he would get a firm no or a correction. I would correct him if I catch him sniffing, but just after a few minutes he will go up to someone and sniff again, like it never happened!! I've tried different methods of saying "NO", leash correction but nothing works. He is almost 2 years old! And the …
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My 5 month old puppy 'Bear' is a rather odd colour. I've been googling images for the last 2 months and have so far come up with 'dirty faced agouti' or 'tri coloured'. We rescued her when she was 12 weeks old, when my husband was driving home from work and the van in front of him threw her out! Battersea checked her out and said she was a husky and definately NOT a German Shephard cross. Her undercoat is a thick wooly cream colour. Her guard hairs are a mixture of black/cream and cream/black/cream. Her underneath is entirely black and white patterned. Hope this helps, any info shared would be greatly appreciated! Thanks x
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Good morning, just a quick one... Kodi is turning one year old in a few days and out of all three of the puppies he is still really boney around the hips and pelvis, his 2 sisters seem to have plenty fat and you cannot feel the pelvis or hips at all unless you really try. Kodi however remains very boney at the back end. Is this because he’s male and they develop at a different rate? He’s so slender compared to his sisters but eats the same kibble etc He towers over them in height though and is about half a foot longer than them. he is a bit of a picky eater, we do manage to get a few cups into him by way of games and stuff if he Shows no interest in his foo…
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I have a just over 1 yr old thats mostly husky and im gone for at least 10-12 hours a day during the week for work and was wondering if getting a second would be a good idea to keep her busy/company?
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The first picture is our beautiful boy Nava we get to bring home May 26th. The second picture is our little girl (we have not named yet) that was born May 3rd and we get to bring home the end of June! So excited to bring our babies home and start our pack family!! Sent from my iPhone using Husky Owners mobile app
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Hi I have a male Siberian husky, he is turning 5 months old tomorrow and I was wondering what the average weight for his age be. He is currently around 12 or 13 kg. thanks!!
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Hi All, first post I hope I’m doing it right! Today my partner and I rescued an 11 month old not desexed male husky called Loki. I already have an a 11 year old Maltese cross and a 8 year old beagle, my Maltese has smal dog syndrome big time and my beagle is super scared of how full on he is being and tips or advice on what to do?
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Hi I'm the owner of 2 Yorkshire terriers and they are small doggies, I really want a husky but today I've seen a video of a husky killing a poodle even though everything was chill there. I feel very bad I thought they were very kind breed, I don't know what to do since I really love the huskies and Im sure if I would be alone with a husky everything would work out Ive seen many videos of how to train, how they think and what to do. But Im scared for my little puppies yorkies, they are very kind to me maybe to some other dogs outside they show some aggression if a dog sniff their ass too much but otherwise they love people I don't know what to do.. ** I have removed t…
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Asking the question in the title. Not really interested in debates on breeding woolies, or on breeding in general. Health testing is really important to me, too. (Have shown AKC and UKC conf, as well as done a lot of fostering and rescuing, and have had a lifetime's worth of internet battles on dog breeding.)
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Hey guys! Does anyone have any tips for keeping (poop) out of my husky’s fur?? I THINK she’s got a wooly coat. Poop gets stuck in her fur almost every time she goes (i call her poopy booty ). Although i do it the best I can, I’m having to wipe her/ clean her up every time she goes to the bathroom and it’s a lot. But i wasn’t sure if anyone had any tips!! Thanks in advance Sent from my iPhone using Husky Owners mobile app
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I was just wondering if it were possible that my agouti dam has whelped a red agouti puppy? His fur is obviously different then his copper colored sister and the rest of the other puppies are agouti.
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I have a 12 week old puppy we brought him home at 9 weeks old and he has been absolutely terrified of my husband the second he saw him! We have tried everything behaviorists have told us to do and it just isnt working. He used to pee when my husband would step towards him at all or look at him or even try to pet him. And he isnt doing that anymore but he will crawl away from my husband who has been nothing but loving we have even made sure that I am the one who disciplines him in any way when teaching potty training or not to nip at us. I am at a loss please help! We love him so much but we have a baby on the way and we need to know that he will be ok with either of us.
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Hi everyone! I am trying to find some good puppy food to feed our Sibe that we are getting in a couple weeks. What are some recommendations and why? We were thinking Blue Buffalo Wilderness but I’m not too sure. Thank you guys in advance! This is our baby Nava, He’s 2weeks old ❣️ Sent from my iPhone using Husky Owners mobile app
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-40 'C (= -40 'F) isn't anything new to us. Last 3 winters we've been blessed with Montana and North Dakota winters (after I moved). And while we most often hover around <-25,-30>, we've had a bit of cold front few weeks ago. My phone app also shows a wind-chill, which unless experienced, can't really be explained over the internet. Of course, it's all interpolation, but I am pretty sure the presented -47 'C was significantly worse than -40, which is relatively commonplace and thus can be experienced often (as a reference point). When it hit -43 'C, my girl was bravely hauling me against the wind just fine. Voluntarily, and clearly enjoying the…
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Chula was by far the smallest of the puppies in her litter. She is still really small (she's just about 33 pounds, weighed yesterday) and slightly under 20 inches. She's just about 8 months and 1 week old. Are there other behaviors that tend to go along with being the "runt"? I don't know that she is actually a runt since she will probably end up "in standard" as far as female husky size goes, but she's obviously small. She used to be food aggressive, but we've managed to train that out of her with lots of time and patience. She'll now eat out of a bowl while my hand is in there, and she'll "leave" a bowl of food when given the command, something she NEVER did when sh…
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Hey guys so I now have 3 huskies I blame ye for letting me believe it was normal to accumulate more and more. But I've just found out I'm pregnant. I walk them using a walking belt and I'm wondering is this safe while pregnant? As it is arround the stomach area. Me and Alan are gone from each other so it's down to me. Josh could walk one but no more and he normally gets bored of walking one Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk
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Hey, whats up guys! I had a question about my dogs coat compared to now versus last year. Around these months last year my husky had a very nice and thick coat, but this year it looks like there is no undercoat at all. He was born at the end of July of 2018..so at around 9 months his coat was nice and full. He is about 19 months now and as you can see his undercoat isn't like last years. He is healthy and very energetic and his weight is the same, since he was 9 months old. ......The only difference is, I was feeding him Taste of The wild last year and now I feed him Acana, but I don't think that's the reason?! Any help is appreciated.Thanks! Both pic…
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My husky Mavi just turned 1 year old. Now I know it is a high energy bred and I knew that when we got her but, Mavi is one of those extreme high energy huskies (some of you out there know what I am talking about). We really love her. However, she drives my husband NUTS! I just had her spayed ( which I was told could help a little) and I try to take her to the park everyday. But at what age do huskies start to have less energy? It has come down to if she doesn't calm down we have considered finding a new home with another dog. The problem is that the husband is military and will be deployed in October and I will be working full time and its not fair to Mavi to be locked up…
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so i was getting a retriever puppy as i wanted to get a dog for sometime now, but i guess destiny intervened as i saw this one and a half year old husky in a poor slum pet shop and they treated him really badly (he is not having enough food at all, no activity as he is always tied to one place), and i am almost certain that he was stolen from his owner (didnt have any luck to find his owner through pics tho), anyway i really want to save it from that place although its probably going to cost me a considerable amount of money which isnt my strongest point at the moment also it is my first dog and i keep hearing huskies arent really newbie friendly, anyway questions are: -a…
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Hope rescue is a pet chairty that I support they have been hit hard by Corona and worse in the recent flooding in Wales the shop they run to raise funds was destroyed They are still having to look after dogs in the kennels and face the running costs of the kennels if they can not get some help they will have to close and rehome the dogs they currently have So can people try to help them and small charitys in thier own area who are all suffering at this time from not being able to raise funds Even some zoo's are now saying to lower costs and keep animals fed they may have to feed animals to each other. Corona has had a huge impact on many places some …
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