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Okay so i just got a new husky puppy 3weeks ago. She is now 11 Weeks old now. And whenever i go take her for her little 15min walk she would legit LAY DOWN Either in the MIDDLE of the street or in the grass and i have tried SOOOO MANY METHODS. does ANYONE else have this problem and or know how to fix this??
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I live rural so I do get foxes , deer and hare run out in front of me. I'm sure they lay in wait 😮. Anyway my pup who's a 10 month rescue is finally walking ok. Once he get a scent hes a complete pain dragging and pulling. I stop dead which is difficult in slippy mud and I walk the other way but he is a nightmare. Any suggestions for a strong prey drive. I try distraction method but hes not interested if bambi or Mr fox come along. Hes a big lad and at 35 kilo I'm sick of being pulled over. I put him on a slip collar and soon as he gets sight of an animal hes a nightmare.
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I adopted a new husky couple of months ago. I've been walking my dogs separately. Separately they are great. As soon as I walk them together they are a nightmare pulling, ignoring me etc. I walk them on a harness with a coupler. I even tried a leash on each hand also one on a belt other on leash. Any advice. At some point I need to go out on my own with them both and at present its impossible to walk both together.
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Good morning we have a 10month old that’s destroying our house. Has damaged living room set, shoes,etc. We take her out on bike ride in the morning and night, still has energy! Any suggestions? We gave her away and was returned 4 days later...
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So we recently rescued this beauty, his name is Ice he is 2 years old. However he is not too fond of our 7 month old boy Nava. What is the proper way to introduce them?? Can two male Huskies ever get along???? Please help. I do not want to have to find him a new home.
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I've had Lexi (grey) for 4 years, she's 9 now. She's a rescue and wasn't socialised and didn't like affection when we got her. She's made a lot of progress and she's made a few friends at the dog park too. She still doesn't like all dogs but quite often she is friendly to new dogs. She also gets on great with my sister's Yorkie. We decided to adopt another husky, Monty (black) (4 years), and they seemed to get on fine when they met. Lexi started becoming quite possessive and food aggressive, which we seem to have rectified now at least. She's learned to share her humans and food isn't a trigger anymore either. She mostly just ignores Monty now but sometimes they even cudd…
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Hello, I recently rescued a 5 year old husky. i have 3 other dogs ranging from 2 years old to 10. He assimilated well with the other dogs, but i am having one issue. Firstly, my yard is not fenced so when i take him out, hes always on a leash while my other dogs are off leash. i walk him around the 1 acre property to let him potty, all he does is pee and mark. Then ill run my son to school and be away for about 20-30 mins, and he pooped in the screened in porch where i keep him and the 2 year old dog. At night, ill let all the dogs out and walk him, and the same thing occurs. No pooping, just standing around and peeing. He had already pooped twice throughout the day,…
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Hello fellow husky lovers! I recently got me a 4 month old husky, I don't know anything about husky, so if you could please help and advice I would much appreciate it. So, my husky's with me for about 2 weeks now. I have a mixed breed dog (mongrel) and my husky loves her, plays with her, bugs her all the time. But I had to temporarily give my mongrel to my aunt (vet's advice) since my husky is not yet fully vaccinated. Then my husky became more aloof and lazy, she just lays all day, sleeps all day and doesn't play anymore. I call and she wouldn't come unless she needs something from me. After eating and drinking she leaves me and lay around and sleep. Is it a normal …
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My girlfriend and I adopted a 7mo male husky last fall, he's now approximately 16 months (they estimated an April birthday). 60lbs, big boy with an amazingly sweet temperament. We've been noticing him getting moody lately and are wondering if that's normal or if anyone has suggestions. The majority of the day he's fine, but there are times where he looks pouty and even moments where his face reminds me of the actors from anti-depressant commercials. He's always been a little anxious but never really looked "sad" before unless he got in trouble (only ever raised my voice to him once and felt so bad based on his reaction I didn't do it again, lol). When he's sa…
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Good morning! We just adopted a husky puppy, and have noticed she is peeing excessively... like 8 times in two hours. Is this normal? We have fresh water accessible; should we be limiting water or is this something we need to consult the vet for? TIA
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Hi everyone Iv got husky puppy she’s only nine weeks old and recently she loves to attack and bite my feet and my legs, I know this is most likely to be normal puppy Behavior or it might be more serious any suggestions are welcome!
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Helllo,I have an 11 month old Male,This is my first Husky.He is not affectionate doesn't like cuddles to which I don't understand.He won't stop jumping at my family and people who come to visit.He is very nippy dog doesn't like you to pet him he just trie to nip.Im hoping that someone can give me some advise please,He is such a beautiful dog and he is loved and spoilt but only wish he would stop his behaviour has anyone got any advise please.Thankyou.
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I got a puppy two days ago and my older husky (4) is extremely excited and wants to be with the puppy all the time, the problem is he spends all the time licking the puppy especially his genitals Also older husky got a weird sort of rash on his cheek, the fur appears pink I don't know if it's because puppy has been biting him or if it's his own saliva PS, any tips on how to make the older husky get less excited so he is more gentle when playing with the puppy?
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Hi My family and I are on the verge of adopting a Siberian Husky and wanted to make sure we make the right decision before we Do. Previously we had an American Eskimo for 14 years and things went well. After things get back to normal from the virus and my wife go back to work, she’s working from home now and my daughter eventually back to school. There could be times during the day when nobody is home. How long realistically can Siberian Huskies be home alone? The Husky is a 10 month old, we have met and interacted with him already a little bit.
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Hello! I’m new to this forum and have really enjoyed lots of threads throughout our puppy journey so I thought I could ask some advice on our situation. Some background: We got our sibe Yuki when she was 8 weeks old (now 16 weeks old) and she was very shy and nervous upon arrival to her new home (totally understandable). She napped quite frequently and within a day she would make her own way to her crate for naps and sleep without any disturbance, this carried on for I would say just over a week. At night as expected she would cry for a while but after a couple days it stopped. So we were very cautious especially around covid to make sure we intr…
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Hello, This is my first post on this forum and I hope this is the right sub. I have a 1.5 years old male neutered husky. He's somewhat trained and can follow basic commands. Recently, I reconnected with a friend from high school and found out her family also had a female, about 2 years old, unfixed husky. They got the her as a puppy and they didn't expect her to be the size she is right now. Long story short, the husky has been locked up in the backyard for almost a year with no walks or any social times with the family or other dogs. Though the backyard is big enough for her to run around. I have been spending time with her and taking her on walks for the last …
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We rescued Mikey approximately a year ago - and apart from a few months of initial fear agression, dog fights, an occasional nip etc Mikey has settled into a routine and has become a nice, if complicated character. Over the last two months he is changing again. For no apparent reason he is spending considerable time alone - no scraps between the dogs, they still play together for short periods - usually in the house - not garden. However Mikey is now spending around 85-90%% of his time outside - refusing to come into the house other than to eat unless it is raining (he hates the rain) although last night he even stayed outside in the rain - just shelteri…
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Hello! First time on the forum so apologies if there is a similar thread already. I have 2 x 5 year old husky boys. While one is practically an angel, the other is more of a handful. I've had him since he was 8 weeks old and he was thoroughly socialised. At first he loved all other dogs but by 2 years old he had to go on the lead full time (for running away one too many times). Since then he has become aggressive towards other dogs. If we have to walk by another dog, he sometimes tries to have a go! It can be quite distressing for all involved. Any ideas why he does this? He has never been attacked by a dog and he is otherwise very sweet. Thank you for reading to th…
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👋🏻 hello! So my dad recently bought a Husky of 14months old. He naturally spends all day long inside with us but at night time we have to put him outside, mind you, it’s secured there’s no way he could attack or be attacked/stolen. The only problem is that every time he keeps on crying which is heartbreaking to me yet my parents won’t let him in. This is actually his 5th night with us on the two first days he cried and banged on the door nonstop the third one he cried but no banging, same on the fourth and tonight he only cried when someone passed by him. Do you guys think he’ll get accustomed to the situation? And does it hurt him to be outside? I read that they’re …
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My pup is settling in well. Hes complete untrained. Hes a rescue. I'm exposing him to different areas on walks but he growls at people and barks. I think it's more of fear. Any ideas how to stop this behaviour. Hes got a real deep growl and scared people. I try the distraction method which he ignores and sometimes its impossible to walk another way.
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Hi All I have a 6 month old male pup that we have had from 9 weeks old. Over the last few weeks he has started to act aggressive with my wife and today with the mother in law. He will growl and snap when he is put in his crate. He is told crate and freely walks in but when the door is being closed he will growl and snap through the crate door. Today the mother in law came round and he was fine with her, when she when to go put some rubbish in the bin he growled and then went to bite her this happened outside in the garden. This is my third Siberian and i have never experienced this with Milo (male passed away 18 months ago) and Akira (my 9 year old intact fema…
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Just got a rescue pup. Hes very nervous, growling at me which I've never had that from a dog before. Hes really nervous knows no commands and very skittish not toilet trained. Nothing bad happened to him just a puppy thats been in refuge. I suspect due to lockdown its lack of socialisation which explains why he does not know how to walk on a leash. He seems to go on puppy pads but when I catch him about to go I try to tell him to go in garden ( not shouting) and try to get him to go in the garden to toilet but hes terrified. The same with commands . I'm trying to train him to sit hes terrified . Any advice to get him out of this fear. He gets on with my other dog they p…
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I have two five-year-old female huskies that are sisters from the same litter. With the current situation they're with me all day, but they seem to be getting into mischief more than usual. Aside from going for walks they're indoors with me all day and they're being destructive even with me right in the next room. I'm searching for anything I can buy online (my state isn't currently open to purchase much in store) that would be an indestructible toy or something that would really engage their brains. They are big chewers so I haven't found that rubber toys work well for more than a couple of days at best as they just enjoy chewing them. I currently have Benebones which th…
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Hi, I need some help trying to understand some growling. I recently found a female husky from a rescue and Winter is probably 2 or 3 years old. She’s definitely and omega-type dog, very submissive. I also have a female husky/Pyrenees mix named Miska and a female yorkie named Bella. I’ve had Winter for a few days now and she was an owner surrender along with her husky brother. She was at the rescue about a month. She’s been a very good girl but I’ve noticed a few times that she would growl primarily at Miska if she got too close. It’s not a long growl but kind of short. Miska is very gentle and sweet and Bella is a bit hyper but standoffish. I took Winter to the vet a…
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We recently got a siberian husky about 2 weeks ago at 2 months old. I have been home because of quarantine. I now have to go back to work on a limited schedule and was wondering if anyone can help me with a routine to follow in the morning while I have to get ready for work and leave. Puppy is very energetic in the morning, I have to leave by 7-7:15 for work and want to tire him out before I go. My mother in-law is stopping by around 11:30 to take him out and feed him lunch, and then again around 2pm to take him out again. My husband will be home by 4:30pm from work and will be able to play/walk him then until I get home around 6pm.
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