5 Things You Must Never Do to Your Siberian Husky

In this video, we bring to you 5 Things You Must Never Do to Your Siberian Husky.
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To Be Clear: The medium-sized Siberian Husky breeds are indigenous to North-East Asian tribes. Early on, the main jobs of these dogs were guarding and dragging sleds. Siberian Huskies make wonderful companions for those who are aware of and able to meet their unique needs. With a lifespan of 12 to 15 years, huskies can be lifelong family members. As a Siberian Husky owner, there is a lot you should know when taking care of them, things you need to keep track of, and things you need to avoid. In this video, we bring to you 5 things you must never do to your Siberian Husky.
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[@warbeast787]

As a owner of a siberian Husky I can confirm that my husky is the most atypical husky out there cause he does not do anything a husky would normally do. Super attached, can off leash him wherever I go, non destructive, very good with call back, and most importantly he is the ultimate cuddle buddy. Not sure what I did, but hey I hit the jackpot!

[@josephrong4780]

my husky is like that too!

[@mndaiane]

Mine is like that too and she doesn’t talk or bark, which is a blessing haha

[@aidaandtheia]

My girl must love me too , she listens to her name

[@CJ-fu8cm]

Right there with you. He's loose leash/off leash all the time and always getting comments about him. So many husky people tell me how jealous they are of how well-behaved Koda is, all I can do is shrug and tell em "I love my boy".

[@BeomKilos]

Dogs have personalities they can be extroverted and introverted

[@bellybee3614]

I have a husky I bought him two years ago after my child passed away. I had done some research on the breed but I was sold on the fact that it’s not an aggressive breed. I had bought him for my surviving child who has special needs. Little did I know he would end up saving my life. After dropping my child off at school I would be all alone and its was as if he could feel my pain. I would cry so much and he would just lay next to me. I would try to just go back in my room and crawl into my bed but he would force me out. He would force me to get up, feed him and slowly start walking him. The next thing you know the days turned into months and the months into year. Every day got a little more bearable. I love my husky he saved me from myself.

[@kayballer_]

Sorry for your loss 😢

[@bellybee3614]

@@kayballer_ thank you

[@axlg.685]

aww🥺

[@Here4TheHeckOfIt]

Can't imagine 💐...Sorry about your child 😢 I've experienced the healing power of a special dog in dark times. The right dog is heaven sent.

[@travisbickle2004]

Sorry for your loss. I also have a husky, she’s quite demanding at times but I wouldn’t change a thing about her. I got her during a time when i was feeling at rock bottom with bereavement and I can’t imagine my life without her. Dogs are great companions and healers. All the best

[@wolfrage1686]

Had my buddy for 13 years. He developed a tumor in his mouth that was stage 4 by the time caught... just had to put him down Nov 10 of this year. The bond these dogs have with you . If you are looking for a husky be ready to put in the work but it is so rewarding, And when u get one and open that door of happiness be ready for one of the worst times when it's time to be closed. This isn't a "it's just a dog" scenario..

[@rickytrimnal4520]

I had my Husky for 10 1/2 year's and we were inseparable. She was the smartest, most loyal dog I have ever owned. I have diabetes and she saved my life when I passed out and fell and broke my nose. She woke me up and helped to get me up. They're not for everyone, but I'm sure glad I was able to be her friend!!

[@pattihart2086]

Had my baby girl for 15 years, never once was in my house, she refused, but 5 to 66 mile walks daily, coolest dog ever, 3 times liver cancer survivor, but could not outrun old age.

[@udaniliyanagamage8206]

Hi I have a rescued husky and we are from Sri Lanka. He is well adopted to the climate here. He loves his morning and evening walks and he is really good with other dogs and children. He has lot of human friends who loves cuddle him during his walks. He is my first husky and it's a really good experience. He is such adorable snow bear ❤

[@pamelaramsey3654]

I the proud mom of 4 huskies, a 7 year old, a 5 year old, and 2 four year olds…I’m also 71 years young. These 4 make 6 I’ve had in 20 years. They are all well trained to a half acre of electronic fence & have a doggie door to come & go at will. I’ve raised them all from puppies & yes there have been challenges, but they are my reason to get up (very early) in the morning & I love them more then life. Until my first husky I was a cat person, but huskies have a lot of catlike traits…guess that was why I fell so easily in love with huskies. My children & grandkids have abandoned me but my husky girls love me unconditionally…they make my life complete…what can I say but there’s no breed that can compete with a husky❤

[@AshreetKaurBhatia]

Hey can u help me my husky Is so aggressive never listens he is 6 months old

[@denabatt]

​@@AshreetKaurBhatia My husky is food aggressive and toy agressive, I rescued him a year ago, he is 3 or 4 years old. You have to keep working with him, look up Caesar Milan. My boy is slowly starting to trust me around his food and toys. He was dominant because I was feeding him before us, now I'll feed him after we do, to let him know that I am the leader of the pack.

[@Rachelfm80]

@pamelaramsey3654, my daughter just adopted a husky from the pound. He’s around 3. She’s is trying to train him with the electronic collar but he doesn’t seemed phased and runs right through it. Can you tell me what brand/product you have found effective? Thanks so much for any information and advice. There are quite a few behavior issues to help him overcome, but she has to start with keeping him safe at home.

[@christywatton1448]

I’ve said that my Husky acts like he’s part cat at times, too. They definitely are great dogs…

[@revgst1]

I have a pack of 6 and love every minute of it.

[@vikrants9297]

As a Siberian Husky owner, I can attest that my husky breaks all stereotypes associated with the breed. He's remarkably attached, can roam off-leash without issue, isn't destructive, reliably responds to recall commands, and, perhaps most surprisingly, he's the ultimate cuddle companion. I'm not entirely sure what I did to deserve such a unique husky, but it feels like hitting the jackpot!

[@fazetrojan7986]

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[@tamiwoosley2948]

I just adopted my second one! They definitely need their walks and runs.

[@lisiasaafi5242]

I just got my Siberian Husky last Friday. He’s amazing puppy. Just looking for more information about my dog breed. This is my first dog ever.

[@thomas.1995]

How’s that Husky pup working out for you?

[@chevylil5124]

Same an it’s amazing. Beautiful smart dog

[@Jack.Waters]

I have a very rare - Lazy Husky. Actually and sadly she wasn't raised with puppies. No bark, No Sing, No Howling. She doesn't know she can jump. After a year together she finaly let me pick her up without fuss. I think thats because I caught her when she missed a step and started to fall backwards out of my truck. She has no interest in ball chasing. But she does try to catch Carp in the local pond. She has killed 5 muskrats, 1 rat, 3 moles this past year. She is very quick when she wants to be. She just doesn't want to often. A permanent 5 year old child. She does walk with other Huskys often in no-leash park areas but will not run when they do. Plush Coat and 4 dew claws. Rare and a pleasure to be with and take everywhere.

[@erikfritts8240]

They all have their own personalities. She is typical in the rodent hunting. Mine is very measured with her words as well. in fact this is my second female husky and both were not noisy they only spoke as if they had intention. If you figure out how to get a Husky to fetch let me know LOL. Mine only runs when she has energy to burn. If you are taking her out in the forest she is being amused. :)

[@Jack.Waters]

@@erikfritts8240 , a husky fetch? 😂. They are smart. They may go pick it up once for you. You throw it again and they are thinking “ Stupid Hooman you threw it you go get it”.

[@Keith80027]

I have had two or more huskies since 1972 and currently have two. They are very loveable but do require a lot of work and loving.

[@michaelszewczyk9781]

That "escape artist" skill means geting out of a harness in record time as well. He hates a harness.

[@finfog4590]

My husky has already learnt to unlock doors and almost slip out his collar

[@Mistylynn442]

I have my first husky when he was five weeks old.. we really bonded very well. He didn’t chew too bad, but he did choose some things. He really didn’t make very much noise like I hear some huskies. And when I asked him if he loved me, he would make the emotions. he would escape at times and it worried me because I always heard that Huskies would go and go and go and not come back.. I was blessed with him. I would try to get him back but he would go around the vicinity of my home, which is out in the country. But he would always come back to the yard and look at me, but tell me I’m not ready to come back yet. I was really glad for that. I started training him walking and he did very well. But because of shedding so much my husband wouldn’t allow him in the vehicle. So I got a very long long leash and I walked them around my property a few times and stuff and tried to get him exercise. Once I got a vehicle, I started taking him to the park and let him run around and play and I had a female husky and she was really good. She never chewed up anything ever. She had one blue eye and one brown eye, and she was kind of ready brown she would be beautiful. They would play good together. They were pretty behaved in the park. They always got along with other dogs and people. Then I let her have a puppy, but I made the mistake of letting the puppy be born right beside me and I slept there because I didn’t have a proper place for her ready. But she is really good. She really listens very well compared to the other two they never did. But she seems to be more scared of bigger dogs, and she loves to play with little dogs. I only have the little one with me now and we do lots together. Huskies are very different that’s for sure. I’ve had dogs. All my life but huskies are really different. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@DrayDray78]

I have never owned one but I am a part time parent to a 13 year old male I befriend 2 years ago while working for his owner a few short months! Everything in this video is extremely true! His owners wonder 💭 why he loves me so much and does all I ask and follow me around! I simply talk to him in our ancient language of Aramaic he understands as if he is a human! I try to walk him as much as I can, he simply loves it! Ge does drink a lot of water 💦 I make sure we stop at a gas station or Starbucks on our way! He is extremely smart I simply love him as my own!

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

I'm on my 3rd Husky. One thing you missed. Never leave a Husky in your fenced in yard unattended. They have been known to climb over 12' fences and if they can't do that they dig very quickly and will be out in a flash. These dogs are best for people who are retired and active or someone who works out of the home. They communicate with their mouths so they like to bite you to show you they love you. It's a hard instinct to break sometimes.

[@coleman19878]

I got a minuture alaskan husky at the dog pound .I named her Lucy.Its only been 2 days she won't let me touch her she is only1 year old. Should I be worried.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

@@coleman19878 Not at all. Your new dog has been through a lot of trauma. Dogs have the same range of feelings that people do. She doesn't know you or her surroundings. Rescue dogs always require a great deal of patience at first. Keep in mind that she lost her home and the people she loved. It's going to be a few weeks/months before she feels comfortable. High value treats (chicken/turkey) can speed up the process some but again it is just going to take time. She'll come around when she feels at home.

[@peanut_butter_cookies]

Wow. I always wondered why my Husky would frequently play-bite me and then lick me afterwards. I thought he was trying to get me to chase him and play. I never thought it was a sign of affection. Thank you for your comment.

[@sanderko7142]

I have 5 months old siberian husky, and i can't leave her even for 20 minutes, or i will need to clean pee at corridor ;d, She is like my shadow, I always have to look under my feet so as not to step on her.

[@thetrumpnewsnetwork7503]

@@sanderko7142 Prepare yourself for her adolescence. She will get very destructive if you leave her alone and/or don't give her enough stimulation. Use her clinginess to train her. When she does something wrong ignore her. Don't even look at her for an hour. She'll come around. Remember she is a hunting dog. Scolding her won't have any positive effects.

[@thegoodonez84]

As a husky owner for years I agree with all of this.

[@Lightworrior]

I let my husky off all the time. Have a good bond and they always come back.

[@marilynjuare2797]

I'm in Philippines and I had one male husky he is my apple of my eyes and my strees reliever

[@kerriehickey7180]

Got my female husky age 11 at a shelter...I have a large house and yard..I walk her twice a day for 25 to 40 min each time..she sleeps alot..summer everyday goes to the river..camping at the ocean twice a month..she has a pool in back yard for the heat to..she will be 13 in may..I can see that her past was rough..was 92 lbs..in 2 months I got her to 62..now she is 60 lbs

[@manipurepictime7392]

He like going outside the house and scared of thunder🤣❤️

[@LCrazyG]

I have a Alusky. He is alone while I work in 2 4:30 hour stints with a 1 hour break as I come home from for lunch and a walk. I walk him 1 hour before work at lunch and one hour in the evening. He’s seems pretty happy with this he also lives in an apartment. He’s also a rescue. He may not be the norm but these dogs are highly adaptable, as long as you put the time in. Being locked up in a house is no different to being locked in an apartment. I know even with a house the door would not be left unlocked and open for theses guys as they would be gone by the time you got back.

[@kathryndalton9867]

Mine doesn't howl much. Very light moan occasional bark she must be happy she's 12 now

[@furemerestenshadow5578]

Husky owner here Jax is our third husky we rescued him from the red list 3 hours before the long night.... he is still learning... But with the first two they acted as my service dog... huskies have the ability to detect seizures in a person... often before the person is even aware of the event coming.... My first two would detect a seizure and keep me safe during the events as well as try to get help.....Jax he still learning what to do ...

[@catherinenix5942]

I'm a Siberian Husky breeder. We have 5 adult dogs right now. Your tips are right on! We find that huskies prefer to have another dog to hang with. The companion dog will be their friend when they are left alone. We limit their space so they don't destroy anything and they are not left alone for more than 4-5 hrs.

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

Where are y'all located? I want to breed my male Siberian Husky before I get him neutered he's so amazing and intelligent and has very beautiful markings.

[@pebblebeach1065]

We have a male & female husky. We live in Florida. He loves swimming, he's black and Husky, no pun. She is white and loves to run and jump over anything in the fenced yard. They can't be separated from each other. Our fault, we didn't finish training.

[@user-hf2or5ny8r]

Husky need a full time playmate for sure!

[@Anytyme06]

I never put my husky on a leash. He comes back 10 out of 10 times and heels when I tell him to. I tell him break and he gets to roam free until I tell him to come. Sometimes he heels without me telling him to. He's a very good boy and I trust him 100% and he trusts me.

[@maaritaittovahe5348]

-greetings from Finland. True every word you said about Siberian husky. I have got two lovely ones, Jassa, a boyhusky, Kira, a girlhusky. Just now here in Finland there is snow, so I can take my huskies out with a sleg. Often there is too litlle snow, then I take a sleg with wheels. So I have a good exercise as well. They are following me everywhere, waiting in the car during I`m shopping. I love them altough there is fur everywhere.

[@kristidooly3196]

I had a husky he was a good friend and family dog and he love to go for walks in the evening and he love vanilla 🍦

[@suzyq8021]

Very good tips. I have my 3rd Husky now. They are very special and my favorite breed. So loving and fun.

[@bushmanheart]

I have a German shepherd husky. We hiking across Canada for mental health awareness. He loves pulling my push cart 🛒 🤠🐕🚶🏻‍♂️🇨🇦🫶🏼

[@KTylor-tu6le]

The zoomies.... omg I have had dogs before Stella came into my life never have I seen a dog zip zoom & fly like a reindeer like she does. Granted she's 6 months old but wow I thought my pit/rot was high energy lol . I have always Wanted one since they are such incredibly beautiful dogs & now I'm learning all about this super kissy little thing ❤️ ... Thanks for the info

[@veronicabeekman621]

I have a Husky wolf mix , he's beautiful , very active and has anxiety but I love him so much.

[@jackhughes3857]

I am not a husky owner but I did own a dog and as part of his exercise routine we were part of a dog group that would meet every morning as part of their socialising at a local park. One guy there owned two huskies, both male and from the same litter, adopted them after the full required time to be separated from their mother, paid for their healthcare in the meantime while they stayed with their mother (he had a contract with the breeder). He worked from home, exercised them together and they were the most sociable dogs anyone in the group ever knew, very affectionate and could be let off the leash, play friendly with other dogs, and always returned when called. They were protective but not aggressive to their adopted family, especially the children. They were easily settled if the owner reassured them. You HAVE to be dedicated to them and their lives. I personally would not be able to do it the way he did, at least not until I retired or worked from home. I just know it would be cruel to do that. Always know your dog's likely temperament and whether you can dedicate the necessary amount of time with them before you adopt them.

[@Pvfotocr]

Thank you for the video ! Greetings from Costa Rica

[@JosephineChai]

I am a husky servant. 😂

[@missellie27]

This video is spot on. Some in the comments are saying their huskies defy all of the points in the video, but they are the exceptions not the norm. Our rescue husky fits almost every point. The video describes the ideal home and lifestyle for the majority of huskies.

[@daveklein4029]

This cracks me up. I love my Siberian Husky!

[@JustMe-mh2pn]

Ok: exercise, don't leave them alone for hours, create a connection! What wonderful tips and so new! I wouldn't have known all that now. Apart from the fact that this probably applies to almost every breed of dog. Apart from that, you don't necessarily need a house with a large garden to do justice to a husky. Our husky lives with us in a large flat in the country. So I think some of these expert tips are just ridiculous and I don't see how they are professional.

[@denniswoods7523]

She is great and crazy at the same time.

[@sghiotto83]

My husky is broken... he doesn't talk and has absolutely no idea how to jump hahaha

[@redeemedstone]

My view is if your husky isn’t talking, it means he’s happy and has nothing to complain about lol. Mine was the same until intruders tried to jump our fence. She woke us and the entire neighbourhood and probably gave then a good scare not realising that our silent guard dog was waiting for them.

[@darryllapierremusher]

I own a Kawasaki mule. I use it to exercise my huskie. Saturday night we had our first snow fall. My husky loved to run in the snow. I loved taking him for his daily run in the snow. I love my Bandit.

[@dmd1344]

I always had my husky off leash when not in the street. They can run and explore but she never went from my view. Once she was getting far away she would run to me. She went on an adventure nearly everyday so if that’s not who you are, consider a different breed

[@Flik_13]

She is currently sleeping on my legs. Has me pinned on the couch.

[@languagetruthandlogic3556]

Great video - all 100% true. If you can't deal with the shedding of fur, howling, digging and desire to chase things, don't get one! Oh, and if you are houseproud, don't get one!

[@Rose_loves_oreo]

I have 1 sib husky boy 8months old. Love him so much as furparent

[@waynebenwell9344]

I've owned a few Huskies they are great dogs you're right they are great escape artists but you can have lots of fun with them I had one I could let off the leash longest we were running the whole time

[@RM-bl4tg]

I have a Husky/Lab. She has the nose of the Lab, fur and gentleness. Her personality is all Husky. Talks to me all day, howls, stubborn, needy, and gentle. Must be on a leash. She's amazingly intelligent.

[@lorivargasagnew7807]

Became an owner 2 months ago . My husband is home with her while I work . When he is making dinner or working fixing cars in the garage she runs the yard. It has been really hot here in Philly so he doesn't leave her out long. BUTwhen I come home she has chewed up something of mine. Nobody else's things just mine. But I love her took me 50 yrs to finally get her. Had all other breed dogs that people got rid of when they were old. Thanks for the tips.

[@arborinfelix]

I don't own a Siberian Husky, but whenever my friends go to a vacation I become a Husky sitter for a couple of weeks. My workplace is about 20 Km from my home and we take a long walk/bike ride to the office. Almost 70% of our way to the office is a forest. Our workplace is pet firendly, so we can bring our pets to the office.

[@abhijitkarkare]

Thanks for this wonderful vdo, I own 2 huskies 😍

[@user-rh6eg5np9e]

Have two very happy Huskies (aka, Floofs) here, on tan/red and beige, and one grey and beige. I think this list is missing one very crucial things most people don't realize before the get a Husky--they 'blow' their undercoat at least once and mostly twice a year, and the fur gets EVERYWHERE. Invest in a really good vacuum cleaner and lint rollers, you're going to need them (Bissel is really good vacuum, and they also contribute to helping pets as well). I can't get mad at the dogs, it's how they are. They are also very good companions as they are more independent than other dogs. Our Jack Russell is way more obedient and conforming than the Huskies, as they like to run and play more than the Russell.

[@danfadden]

Truer words have never been said. Twice a year for sure. And if you don’t brush your dog it will seem like he sheds ALL YEAR. But they are the best of breeds for sure!

[@supaluckchulasewok6885]

I have one 2 yrs olds husky. I bring her for a walk 4km 3 days a week, swimming every week and practice cores and hips strengthen 4 days a week.

[@suziebrouillet758]

My husky is well behaved off leash, pure joy out trekking and climbing the white mountains…

[@kristenshaul7436]

thank you it will help! greetings from Dominican Republic.

[@shykspiritemeralds2673]

My Husky* Is rarely on the lead…!. She constantly looks for me if she’s ahead..!, and enjoys the trust and freedom given..!.

[@1VEALOSCAR]

i am the grandpa to our husky . she is my sons pet . she is the most wonderful gentle playful loving animal in the world

[@russcarroll9414]

I have a husky and she’s been left them on for six and seven hours, sometimes even longer and never no issues…

[@williambennum5591]

We're on our 5th Siberian Husky since the 90s. (two right now, male & female currently 6yrs and 8 yrs respectively). This is a pretty accurate video although certainly individual dog personalities will vary. Our female is the most laid back we've ever had and she's actually a certified therapet through our local ARL which most Huskies can't do because they are two busy. Our male is more typical, once outside especially at first he's in "go" mode. When we're gone we let them have free run of the house and they behave fine. Indeed they do want to just be with the family and doing what you do. We do a lot of camping, they fit right in. We visit pet friendly stores shopping (Bass Pro, Lowes) are examples, they often come along. Go to a baseball game for a kid or in my case grand kid, they're content to sit by the lawn chair and watch the game. Huskies are truly in need of direct social involvement. Ours get two walks a day at least a mile each in length and that keeps them content. I feed them once a day typically, a mix of kibble (high quality), PetFresh chicken, turkey, salmon, etc., grated carrots, no salt green beans, or zucchini. The key is to watch over time for any weight gain or weight loss. The vet says you should be able to feel their ribs. Spoiling once in a while with a pup cup of ice cream is also greatly appreciated. Love and enjoy your Husky............. they're not for everyone but that's why God made many dogs lol, there's a breed for you out there.

[@jacobgrisson2695]

I aint reading allat 😂😂

[@dorothybutler2606]

Thanks so much for providing this information. My son just gave me a Subarian white Huskie pup for my birthday. I love him and wanted to know how to take good care of him. Thanks again Dorothy.

[@RMEarle]

My baby is still small and the husky traits are definitely showing, he is very attached to me and loves playing outdoors almost all they 😂

[@user-cu9rh6ym5q]

Love these dogs! 🦆

[@leowatkins9413]

I love my husky she's a outside dog and roams our property being a lil menece 😂

[@peggybroach8161]

My dog is very stubborn an is jealous of the grand babies. She will snatch food out their hands everytime she can. She will argue with you alot as well 😅

[@user-xj4fi3hx9d]

Had one for 14 yrs. Sadly he got bone cancer and lost him. I miss him everyday. Plan on getting another as soon I get house with large yard

[@chriskirsten8221]

just got a 2 year old female Husky, vids like this are very helpful

[@erikfritts8240]

Our husky is not clingy but she does like being around some kind of company. She has an Aussie Mini for a constant dog buddy and likes to spend time with the family and loves visitors. Other than her little buddy she dislikes small dogs and cats. She is fine with pretty much any other animal. Very calm but her will is really strong and when she wants to resist she might as well be a mule. She is my favorite blondie. Red and white but as she has gotten older her coat has gotten more of a golden shade. She has always been relatively happy but we have tried to always maintain a large yard, kennel space and give lots of exercise.

[@moll12345]

I can honestly say my husky is a bastard. From day 1 she's been an escape artist chewing through both mine and my neighbours fences. No matter how big my garden (yard) is it just isn't big enough. The hair just drives my Mrs insane to the point that I have to purchase the most advanced vacuum cleaner money can buy as soon as they hit the market and the hair removal roller is always on hand before the school run. On a plus note she's the most wonderful dog a family could have. My 3 young kids play (annoy) her continuously and not once have I seen any aggression just love. Xx They do have a favourite family alpha too. If I'm home she doesn't leave my side.

[@geradkavanagh8240]

Had a siberian husky and 2 malamutes. The husky was chill while the malamutes fretted when we weren't home. She (the husky) was always the last to see us at the house entrance. Figure that out.

[@christhewelderrampageraide9923]

I've heard so many times "don't ever let a husky off leash" Total bs. I started taking my girl to the off leash at 9.5 weeks, she was off leash at 10 weeks, and her recall is not an issue. We use an e collar to beep her to get her to come back rather than having to yell across the park. Zero issues

[@vondacole4514]

I have 2 Siberian Huskys!! Always will be my breed of choice. They love being family members. They love to argue and wine to get thier way.. very family oriented also they were raised around our cat so they know not to harm little animals.

[@user-wo2iw3kt8o]

A husky sounds a lot like my border Collie. Except that he will stay with you. Bridger is very obedient. And guards our home and notices everything.😊😊

[@user-wo2iw3kt8o]

When we have company with kids. Bridger will herd them . He knows that the road is dangerous and the trout stream behind our house. When the kids go towards either bridger herds them back. And if they still try he nips their heals.another thing. Bridger listens when we talk and knows what we are saying. My border Collie is the best boy I've ever had. He's family not a pet. I love him more than my wife. And she's ok with that. He's smarter than who we have for president.

[@dannywillis7143]

I'm a Husky owner . I agree with everything in the video. My Memphis is never off lead on our daily walks . Can't trust him as we walk in a national trust park with deer in the park . But with my garden . Memphis is so good . Never digs holes in my well kept lawn . Not disstructive in any way . He sees me looking after my garden. Im sure he knows 😂. On our daily walks he is on a extended lead half way through our 90min walk . Then a short lead then he walks close to me . He knows what he has to do . But easily distracted 😅😅

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

One thing you forgot to mention is when you have a husky you have to establish dominance I've never had a dog that I had to do that before until I got this husky but it wasn't too hard. First I crate trained him but after he learned that I wasn't abandoning him now I don't even think about it he has free roam and he's very well behaved. Also in the beginning he ran away like you say but finally talking to him and show him that I would let him run now he runs and comes right back to me it makes me really proud! They're definitely not the kind of dog you want to leave abandon out in the yard or in your house Works eight hours alone they need more of your companionship than other dogs that patiently wait at home for you. Almost gave up I'm out in the beginning and now I'm so glad I didn't he turned out to be a wonderful dog!❤

[@Williams-sn6wh]

I wunt to by one

[@crabtrap]

That is bullshit advice. 'Establish dominance' that is the best way foe a husky never to trust you. They are very sensitive almost like an autistic child. If u need that level of afirmation, get a Lab

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

@Williams-sn6wh there's a lot of Huskys that need to be rescued, check and see in your area. I hate when I see on Facebook when they're going to put one down in a few days. I try to ask around and see if anybody wants them, there's a lot of abandoned Huskies! I sure love mine he's my first Siberian Husky and I don't think I'll ever get anything else if I outlive him.

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

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[@powerwagon1089]

Thank gonna get better food for him , he loves his harnest and pulling me on bike .😊

[@amelia-rose2992]

I trained my huskies and they listened well when i would let them free in the backyard. They don't run away if they have learned their boundaries. We walked them 2x per day or took them for long hikes. They just take a little longer to teach than other dogs because they're not a needy type of dog.

[@fiojimenezfuentes7448]

how did you teach them not to run away?

[@crabtrap]

Dont take this advice! Huskies can be fine for yrs....and then one day go after a deer or rabbit and get far and lost if not hit by a car. Fenced areas or on leash only. You WILL NOT train the prey drive out of a husky

[@BrowLamLiftTutorials]

My husky would sit out fromt garden..no fence gate and wouldnt go anywhere.. postie would walk over her.. i had her off lead all time... and she liked her own space but still liked to be quitr near me..and didnt mind at all at being on her own x

[@marinamontmorency8627]

What kind of comb/ brush do you recommend if husky s hair gets matted?

[@NicoleSarabia-bq1iy]

My husky is soooo different he’s never loud and is so chill but he’s always escaping and loves to be with other dogs

[@Sutchii_]

I am confused isn’t the dog at 0:22 a malamute?

[@summerfawnlightfeather6551]

My husky loves pulling me in my wheelchair..like a sled

[@user-zh8rs9un5e]

I have a Siberian husky her name is Shiloh, but she is 13 yrs old with a hypdisplayshia.

[@beed5923]

Dragging sleds??? They "pull or haul" sleds. They might drag someone who ticks them off.

[@nicoleharris4264]

I have two husky’s and YOU ARE CORRECT ON ALL LEVELS 😂 They are the best companions tho I plan on breeding my two ❤❤❤❤

[@aidaandtheia]

I disagree with letting them off leash .. They will come back to you. I take my girl off leash parks often and she loves it. It's good exercise

[@Grape-Juice]

Must normally don't your lucky

[@clayton1851]

I tried off leashing my husky and its the biggest mistake,it never came back,.Lost it..

[@aidaandtheia]

@@clayton1851 I'm sorry. They are notorious for taking off. They come back though. Usually. I hope you find her. I take my dog to off leash parks and Open Spaces. I don't let her off near neighborhoods. I have seen a husky off leash in SF. She was sticking chose with the owner. So they can be trained.

[@someguy9042]

I never let my husky off leash, I live with my mom and she always doesn’t care, she would open the front door and I would always have to look out, she was be like “don’t worry it won’t run out it’s trained” but huskies are naturally active, they’re basically wolves, one time she opened the front door and I wasn’t quick enough to catch mg husky, it ran out the door, it took almost 10 minutes of calling her until she finally came back, she almost ran onto the highway, a husky should always be on a leash, if you ever take it off, then you should be ready to say goodbye, and even with the leash on, you still have to be careful because they are really smart, they’re on the top 77 smartest dogs in the world, they’re extremely smart and will try to get loose from the leash when you let your guard down, so all you can do is be careful

[@aidaandtheia]

@@someguy9042 I understand that typical husky prankster stereotype. I take my dog regularly to off leash dog parks that have no fence and I've seen other husky owners with their huskies. It is hard to get her back on a leash when I'm wanting to. When she's ready or has heard a loud noise.shes ready. If there's enough stimulation in the.park I'm assured she's amused and is not interested in running off. She's often come back to check in on me, when it's ok she's about 500 ft ahead but not far. I've walked other directions and called her name when she's not visible, and she runs back to me. She listens when I see her leaving the park. There are 3 off leash parks in the Bay Area that provide the space they need to explore and run around. She's not run off into traffic but it's a risk I've been aware of. My dog is a husky mix, she has been listening well. My first few weeks with her (she's a rescue) she was an prone to escaping. She opened the gate to the fence and took off towards traffic She was still in heat even though newly spaded. She door dashed her last owners all the time. She is an escape artist and has broken out of the kennels.in the shelter, into their clinic and then found in their waiting room tearing up a Kleenex box. They warned me. It's been a source of anxiety about letting her off leash in these kinds of parks. Yet she loves them. Otherwise she's a homebody. I have met another husky that had excellent recall with her rescue dad. So hopefully that is something you can master with your own.

[@Kirarathetwintail]

My husky is my shadow. A very large white shadow but my shadow nonetheless ❤. He’s my best boy

[@marinazamora6024]

I agree, my husky has to cling to either me or my husband. He loves attention.

[@Daughters.of.Nature]

Well, I got mine when I moved into a house with a huge yard… but then I realized that’s not enough. So I now live in a forest on the Sierra Nevada

[@Hellothere979]

I just got a husky and this help a lot he loves attention and I sleep a lot but I let him run a lot and I live on 27 acres

[@JuneRedhead-be7gv]

I am a husky owner 1 Siberian 1 huskita they're awesome dogs

[@maureendavenport1037]

I love my two female Huskies but my neighbors complain about their noise when wrestling and chasing each other. The neighbors think they are violent because of these behaviors even though they are real sweethearts.

[@ASHANTIMANNING1]

I have a girl husky she’s 2 got her 4 days ago She was shy cause I am new to her But she’s so much fun now But she’s skeptical about my dad lol

[@Kira_2much]

I have a Siberian husky 11 week old pup. Dog parents I need some advice. I am crate training. I need help with harness training and understanding certain signals. She is a sweet girl. I just want to make sure I am raising her right. Any suggestions for dog training? 😊

[@XOXO-mb2vh]

My husky uses a lot of gas. We drive far into the mountains so she can run full speed. If she doesnt get to run, she's a terror. She always stays within 1000 feet of me. Other than that, in town she's on a long lead.

[@icekalibur8520]

My huskies live outside in my big backyard and yes the fdup my landscape and they protect well

[@misseangellove]

hi Warbeast my female Siberian husky on 1 year and 2 munth is also not like other she hasent startet howling yet and she is calm and relly cuddely and coms when i call her in a dogpark when ther is other dogs too

[@jacquelinemilton6387]

I've had 2 huskys last one wolf husky 15 and a half

[@summerfawnlightfeather6551]

Lol my husky NEVER goes off a lead or leash...my local police clocked her running 23 mph when she escaped her halter

[@AdroitJake]

My 6month old husky is afraid to go outside. She's afraid of Windows, leash, collar, loud noises, the doorbell, the sun.

[@summerfawnlightfeather6551]

My husky is a Velcro catdog