A Dangerous Husky Situation | Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly | Channel 5

Siberian Huskies are famously stubborn, so Graeme Hall is worried about how this pooch wants constant attention. There is a chance that he might attack someone! Watch Dogs Behaving Very Badly and see if The Dogfather can fix this dangerous husky situation.
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[@wendylloyd5264]

Yes have had a husky ataked me,,he stole my shampoo and I try to distract with meat from the fridge but he was so fast grabbed my arm and uper shoulder scard for Life but did mend a relationship with Casie .

[@annad6519]

No, why?! It’s a dog. He just wants some attention. He’s not aggressive or mean. He just had not been taught how to play

[@mrclean62]

These dogs are bread to pull sleds through deep snow & ice so how can someone not know that huskys need a lot of exercise & obedience training at an early age , when one fails to complete this training you will wind up with a high energy animal with absolutely no boundaries & limitations, this can lead to a dangerous situation...

[@Armyblink4life554]

The second she said “I got him because they are pretty” was all I needed to know. I have 2 huskies they need an owner who can keep up with their maintenance. They need to be outside running around or a bunch of walks to really tone down all that energy.

[@Penguintwo12]

Best thing I did with my two is let them pull my bike with me on it we go about 40 mph lol they love it

[@pacific570]

I got an electric skateboard that goes 30mph. Best invest ever for my husky, We go 4 miles in the morning and 4 at night with dog park visits every other day and let me tell you she’s an angel sent from heaven when they’re excersised.

[@Penguintwo12]

@@pacific570 it’s really peaceful and fun isn’t it lol

[@cheeririnaldo435]

Agreed! You don't get a dog just because they're pretty. She had no idea what she was getting into. I walk and exercise my Husky 365 days a year regardless of the weather, regardless of how I feel. I even walked my dog every day on crutches when I had a sprained ankle.

[@crystalslade8056]

I’ve owned my husky for 12 years they are hard work love him to bits but I’d never get another

[@tammyque1506]

My 12 year old husky trained me well. LOL! I will not get another husky because I'm 61 y.o. and no longer a marathon runner.

[@zakmuni1210]

Another case of the dog being smarter than their owner

[@pinkshaz197]

Another irresponsible person . Getting a breed they know nothing about . Makes me so angry .

[@JellySwiish]

How are they ever suppost to know whether they can handle them if they don't try.

[@roughhdiamond168]

Couldn't agree more!

[@vibhavnaicker6843]

@@JellySwiish Research mate.

[@elgamerico]

@@JellySwiish It's a dog, not a soft toy. One mistake with a dog like that and someone could be injured very quickly. This owner is clearly irresponsible.

[@barbaraedwards1536]

At least she was prepared to do the hard work and gain his respect

[@megmont2592]

I really don’t think that training will stick unfortunately, the owner doesn’t seem to know what she’s doing at all :(

[@jkeezy93]

I own a husky and yeah.. shes clueless. They test you daily for fun lol its how they play. As sled dogs their natural instinct is to run away from the owner thats how they pull sleds

[@tracy2762]

@@jkeezy93 correct. they feel weakness and they will try to take lead in the pack ..daily😁

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

@@jkeezy93 You should not be allowed to own a dog like that. You do the breed a complete diservice. Shame on you. It might look nice with you walking in the park but are you meeting the dogs needs? Utterly despicable.

[@SydTheBest123]

Seems like she got the dog just because it was pretty instead of looking into the breed :(

[@sallysimpson4756]

I'm an experienced dog owner but would not take on a highly intelligent dog, such as a husky or border collie, I know they wouldn't fit with my life, i wish people would do their research.

[@julieworsley5048]

@@sallysimpson4756 ditto I wouldn't get any working breed tbh as I just wouldn't have enough time for them

[@julieworsley5048]

@Yorkshire Lass wolves are gorgeous

[@vikingdogmanship]

Like most people these days

[@elainelanighan8310]

A common problem I fear :/

[@mohammadfahad6405]

Huskies are suitable for countryside or villages. They are pretty active breed.

[@junme1389]

You could probably count the number of times she has played with this dog on a single hand with no fingers.

[@greenerytuin579]

And walked it also. This dog is BURSTING with pent up energy

[@coffeecreates8042]

I have a husky cross Samoyed and thay need a lot of physical and mental stimulants or thay get bored. But there the best dogs x

[@amandajones8889]

I have 2 huskys they are a full time job but worth the hard work x

[@juliecrowe5252]

I have a husky cross needs loads of exercise and stimulation he's amazing

[@JohnRonson88]

Need to change the law to stop people owning dogs if they can’t train them how to behave

[@BangaBuseslad]

Too right

[@tomthehammy2161]

Agreed

[@BangaBuseslad]

@@tomthehammy2161 a pet is like having kids tbh I understand kids may have learning disabilities like me which I will never judge on that perspective

[@julieworsley5048]

or at the very least have a law that they need to have a test to rove they've done their research on the breed or any animal for that matter

[@vikingdogmanship]

True. Headless people should not own dogs.

[@Sionedl4]

Husky aren’t a easy breed. I have a year old husky called Saffire. She ain’t as hyper as she used to be. I’ve done loads of research and still search stuff to help.

[@vikingdogmanship]

A year old. Perfect to start pulling training

[@Sionedl4]

@@vikingdogmanship she does pull now.. alot. But training on that part has begun a while ago.

[@yacoutg3304]

How is it going with Saffire ? Do you have any advice for me ? It's been 10 days since i've had a husky puppy called Loki who's now 2 months old. It's getting hard to tame him because sometimes when he gets too hyper he starts biting and nipping pretty hard. He also jumps at my hands when he wants to play and the way he does it looks like he's gonna chomp my hand off. He also does other bad things but this is the worst, and i'm really scared of how he's gonna be in the future. I don't want my dog to be aggressive...

[@stepfiel.p.2631]

@@yacoutg3304 oh wow, you got a husky that young? Usually, it's not advisable to get a puppy that young because they need to socialize with their siblings first. This is where they learn boundaries. When my husky was like that, I will immediately "yelp" like I'm in pain and leave. This taught my dog not to bite that hard. Your dog just need to know what is right and wrong.

[@tracy2762]

@@yacoutg3304 geez dont get a dog if you are afraid of a 2 month old dog nipping.

[@sophie_draws_mimiart5869]

Their known for having to put in quite some commitment but their beautiful creatures

[@cheeririnaldo435]

This ISN'T the husky's fault! This woman is completely unsuited to be a husky owner. It's beyond her ability to control and train it properly. They have special requirements and aren't for amateurs. I've had 5 Alaskan Malamutes and currently have a Husky/timberwolf/Malamute. You have to be in control and have their respect or they will walk all over you.

[@erricashowe2140]

So glad I found this episode - this is my puppy exactly - he’s an English Bulldog/miniature poodle cross, 6 months old and already 26kg. When he gets excitable he nips with his front teeth and it hurts. I’m covered in bruises from him and when I say “no” or “stop” he just gets more excited and nips even harder. Like I say, so glad to see a replica of him and a solution!

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

I also have a year old puppy, who constantly nips and jumps. Otherwise he is such a sweetheart

[@avenger8399]

Bulldog x poodle? 😮😮

[@erricashowe2140]

@@avenger8399 Yeah except I did a DNA test on him and it turns out he’s a Labradoodle (standard poodle not miniature) x English Bulldog. He’s mad, stubborn, unpredictable but extremely loving and sweet and no longer biting so hard!

[@BunnyHop126]

It looks so aggressive when they’re pushing the dog off but it’s needed! Will definitely be doing this with my dog so there’s no much jumping on us on the sofa 😂

[@vikingdogmanship]

How do usually help your dog making the right choices?

[@bea1365]

@@vikingdogmanship exactly, we need to help our dogs make the right choices, by teaching them what we do want, not pushing them around.

[@blehmeh3790]

That's not aggression lol, It's high activity playing....

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

@@bea1365 NO! First you need to understand your dogs needs and his breed THEN you will know what his inclinations are THEN you can train him effectively. Puppy schools are perfect for the dog and you.

[@Snekcneh12]

That dog needs exercise above all

[@TheDriftdog]

And a new owner

[@jaynekittycat9252]

Yes, i think he is bored.They need a lot off exercise and probably a bigger house.

[@julieworsley5048]

@@jaynekittycat9252 alot of mental simulation too just like collies

[@jaynekittycat9252]

@@julieworsley5048 yes, all Dogs need stimulation Julie. 💖

[@julieworsley5048]

@@jaynekittycat9252 of course but some dogs need more than others

[@crystalslade8056]

How he never bit beyond me If I brushed mine away he wouldn’t be happy

[@seanbrowne5770]

That throwing the dog to the side doesn't work with my Husky he just thinks it's all part of the playing. It might just be me but I dont think thats effective

[@lesliereyes6859]

It’s kinda sad that people buy huskies cause they’re cute and know nothing about them. I walk mine for 20 mins day and night and he’s happy. You have to exercise them or they’ll get like this cause they’re bored. They LOVE tricks and training, they love that they’re mind is busy. If you can’t provide that don’t get one!! They need running and exercise if you’re a person that can’t do that…get another dog that suits you.

[@vincentbroeders4992]

She should not be allowed to have dogs, this is so sad... Imagine if she gets a kid "yeah the baby looks so cute, but it just keeps crying and pooping itself."

[@nellyschulz7509]

We own 4 huskys I love them to bits

[@vortex8903]

I’m a person that loves Siberian husky especially for their looks but I know about their energy and all this

[@ShadowTheDemonWolf77]

These are pretty weak and terrible training methods. Eventually, the dog will ignore her because she keeps saying “off” over and over again. Huskies are very driven and stubborn breeds, and they will find ways to ignore you. I can already tell the dog is disengaged and doesn’t understand nor care about the training. Teaching the dog to sit and wait is a much better solution, especially when having guests come over. Also teaching him the word “place” and setting up an area where he can go and relax instead of being in your personal space.

[@bea1365]

Spot on. They are not teaching the dog anything. It is actually reinforcing the behaviour and is going to end up with the dog getting frustrated. They need to teach the dog a new, more appropriate behaviour and keep repeating it.

[@ggggg77273]

It's almost like nobody living in a suburb or city really has the skills, temperament or space to properly train a dog. Instead they treat them like human children to satisfy their mental illness. Nobody in the 21st century needs a dog. They're completely useless to pretty much everybody except for farmers and shepherds. Even most "service animals" are outclassed by human technology and are usually just excuses for people to bring their pets everywhere. They don't belong in the human invention of the urban and suburban biomes.

[@CableAnna]

It could be that the dog doesn’t have any respect for her authority so this might be just the start but I do agree something like the wait command would be better

[@jabbott376]

It's dog training for a mainstream audience who don't understand canine behaviour and would lose their minds seeing the physical intervention required to alter behaviour of a large physical dog like this. It's no wonder so many dogs end up in shelters.

[@cheeririnaldo435]

You have to be the alpha or they are going to be trouble. They know weakness, and if you're weak they will not respect you. If they don't respect you, they're in charge. When they're in charge, you don't have a chance.

[@annie456_45]

Take that dog for a run!!! My husky gets 3 hours of physical exercise a day. Treats alone will not change a husky

[@JessG.01]

Hate when people get a dog for looks,, please do your research before getting a breed,, try to find a breed that will suite your lifestyle not just getting one coz they look cute!

[@jaynekittycat9252]

So true Jess, I've just commented on that. You have to get a breed that suits your lifestyle. Huskies need a lot of excercise, so if your a active person who likes walks, then this dog is for you. Also lots of space to run, you need a big Garden, or be close to lots of fields. I think this dog was bored, and so he was playing up. I love all breeds of dogs, but i know that i wouldnt have them as they would need a lot of my time, and with someone who has a bad back and neck, i could not give them the life they deserve. I would probably adopt a older dog who likes little walks 2 to 3 times a day. 😊

[@JessG.01]

@@jaynekittycat9252 same i love all breed but especially boxers and Rottweilers and would love one of them, but i wouldn’t unless i had the time or money

[@jaynekittycat9252]

You are responsible. I do have a cat though.The little tinker in photo. 💖

[@JessG.01]

@@jaynekittycat9252 its why we dont have a dog now, nobody is really at home,, but i do have small animals, like rabbits and hamsters, and awhhh very cute, cats are awesome too!

[@jaynekittycat9252]

@@JessG.01 Ah, i bet your great with them. Keep safe and well. 💖

[@popazz1]

You buy a dress because it's pretty, not an effing dog! And where she lives seems way too small for such a large breed of dog. Clearly someone didn't much research!

[@654aly]

He needs at least 3 hrs of running around daily. And not just strolls. She should try to find someone in the country side to take him. She's not enjoying him at all it seems and visa versa.

[@jumarcabo3532]

That dog doesn't even bark or make any sound. I think that alone is unusual for a husky.

[@alwayshangrygirl463]

If you don't have at least 2 hours a day for walks and 1 hour to train, you shouldn't have a husky. Or any dog, really

[@americanindian1403]

This makes me love my husky so much more

[@teresagroves1435]

Thank you for this video ❤️

[@geebutteree4755]

Walking a husky in sliders 😹says it all 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

[@lolimapotato]

I absolutely love huskys, theyre beautiful and smart. However, i know i won't have the time to exercise them or properly stimulate them. And therefore i wont get one. Why do people find it so hard?

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

No brains and too shallow....cruel to have a dog and not treat it with the dignity it deserves!

[@_emmaxx9]

I hate people that buy dogs for Christmas or just cause they’re pretty ???? Like seriously 🤦‍♀️

[@vikingdogmanship]

but they look like a wolf.... and they have blue eyes... and are so fluffy and cute........right?🤣

[@_emmaxx9]

@Bruno cuci to care for it and take it on walks and cuddle them. They bring joy to a family they’re not just a Christmas present

[@Penguintwo12]

My boys are gentlemen my training payed off I couldn’t ask for a more obedient dog so proud of them both

[@jimenasaldana5642]

Any tips on biting ? Well my husky is only 10 weeks old but his biting is already so strong. The off command barely works on him

[@Penguintwo12]

You won’t agree but a sharp tapp on the nose helps them understand every time they bite mine don’t bite anymore and make sure u let him /her run and pull you on your bike your husky will love you for this

[@Penguintwo12]

You just have to set a rule up and tech him humans don’t like to be bitten

[@Penguintwo12]

10 weeks lol there’s nothing you can do at that age at 10 months do what I did

[@aarondingain9006]

My husky is very well behaved and he is not a problem and it's true no such thing as a bad dog just bad owners

[@butterflyray1]

I wanted Victoria to walk in! She would of put this dog in its place from the get go!

[@jasonperry70]

Brilliant video

[@WolfieLovesDaddy]

She does not appear to show this boy any sense of her authority. Adonis has not once looked to her for approval. She has to establish who she is - alpha - then he will submit. She did not do anything to research the breed which is so sad as people seem to be increasingly acquiring huskies then ditching them once they can't handle the commitment. Adonis doesn't know any better. He is just a sweet floof angel.

[@HyperHorse]

What a clueless woman. The dog doesn't get enough exercise and hasn't had any training and hasn't been socialised enough as a puppy..

[@immunityvi6968]

We live in the countryside, lots of greenery and safe roads for walking. I got a husky as a running buddy. Preference is medium size bc I don’t want to always be bending down for a small dog… can’t handle a GSD/Malinois and Golden Retrievers are too cute for everyone to resist petting. Huskies have that intimidating look that people will stop and ask if they’ll bite. That’s about the only aesthetic thing I got them for. But never get a husky solely for aesthetics. I’m training my 2month old rn but I will still get him professionally trained for obedience. You can’t trust huskies to behave on their own without training and boundaries (which they tend to ignore)

[@LilFoxyCosplay]

You should never get a breed just for looks!

[@Silja147]

I can well understand how that Husky has become a bully. The dog is not to blame. I have a big male husky who is calm and kind because he gets three hours of physical work and play every day and has another dog and a cat to hang out with while I'm at work. Husky gets frustrated if he doesn't have work, company, and purpose.

[@Donnasoph]

am glad it worked out but id wish hed include toys or an activity really looks like really needs an outlet for his energy

[@sairhug]

Yes - perhaps Graeme didn't have much say in how the episode panned out ... seemed very rushed and basic. I'd say that most people interested in watching a dog show like this would far prefer a longer allocation of time. An entire hour could have achieved so much more and been ten times more helpful both to the owner and the viewers. I am dubious that this was a 'quick fix' ... the owner wasn't anywhere near on the ball with the praise, unfortunately.

[@kitkatmccabe]

I would love a husky but I know that they need a lot of exercise and simulation to keep them sane so to speak plus I have a disability that effects my walking. Theres one in the village where I live and her owners walk her for over 2hrs twice a day another owner that I know if she cant walk her husky she puts him on her treadmill to exercise him. She does that manly at night or bad weather he loves it.

[@mandeehusky]

I have a disability that affects my walking too. I use a rollator and 4 braces. My husky is trained on a loose leash. In 10 days he's a different animal. He is so smart he picks up anything I teach him within hours.

[@adonitel5152]

Unfortunately, many owners need training, just as all dogs do.

[@clintclark5953]

What happens when you don't do research on your dog before you get it

[@marleneclough3173]

Why do people think a dog bred to run.milesa day pulling a sledge will be happy as a lap dog couch potato

[@Keith80027]

This person should never gotten a husky as she has no idea what a husky needs.

[@dustinfisher29]

Should be on a list with other working breeds that would require a official permission and a knowledge test to own.

[@jupittersj]

my husky when meeting new people, she jumps on them then lets them give her scratches she’s so friendly tbh. she’s untrained but the only thing we got to train her is being patient for food. 😭

[@cheeririnaldo435]

This woman is completely unsuited for the breed. As a husky owner who has had Arctic sled dogs all my life, it makes me angry to watch this. The idea of getting a husky because they're pretty and having no idea what the breed is like or what its requirements are is why so many of these magnificent dogs end up euthanized or in shelters.

[@merc340sr]

Maybe he was seperated from his mother too early.

[@zzoinks]

Possibly a puppy mill

[@misskaya]

I got mine neutered and he calmed down alot. My Husky made the rules of the house lol

[@frankhaywood1154]

She bought a Husky because it looked cute ... Strewth.

[@gloriarf457]

This programme is incredibly misleading and reckless. Pushing the dog off the way and repeating "off" is teaching nothing to them. All dogs need physical and mental stimulation and constant training. She made a mistake getting that breed and I have no words for the "trainer".

[@bea1365]

He isn't qualified and doesn't understand Canine Science. What he's teaching is really dangerous and will end up with a bite. How about physically and mentally stimulating the dog and also training it humanely. He is what's called a balance trainer, using negative and positive techniques. Trouble is, he doesn't understand how the dog's brain works. This is what happens because the dog training business is still unregulated.

[@robbiesdad1]

been around Huskies since i was a kid, i and am in my 60's, to get some exercise, everyday. i could walk them for walk up to 12 miles a day and at least 4 miles. he has some much energy, that has to be used. I owned 4 at one time, and they got their exercise and they were well behaved, taking to the dog park helps. I see too many Huskies in the pound, because people get them, because their pretty, and when they are grown the are very strong, and need attention, if you cant provided that then dont get one. its not fair to them.

[@Spr1ggan87]

You do have to make sure the dog park is secure though, I had to stop taking mine to my local one because he figured out he could get out under the fence in one section and could jump from a collapsed tree over the fence at another. There's a a lot of farmland with livestock where I stay, and the breeder informed me that my Husky's mother and one of his uncles had been shot by a famer for killing 60-80 ducks and attacking sheep.

[@hinatauzumaki8]

My husky is also like that too But he is 4 month puppy now i hope i can teach him to behave well 😢

[@jilldent5514]

I just force hold and force kiss and then my animals want to please me - so ridiculous but it works every time for me.... works with cats too!

[@vikingdogmanship]

Typical.. why do an amazing working breed as a husky always end up with pink fluffy instagrammers

[@TRMG-eh8sv]

The owners iq is just too low to know how to train a husky

[@clintclark5953]

When you use ur dog to get clout

[@BloodhoundVX30]

Please retitle: A Dangerous Husky Situation | Owner Behaving Naive - Uneducated Before Adopting | Channel 5

[@Kira-kg4kl]

I mean she said aggression, all I see is a dog that is not exercised enough and has no boundaries, she hasn't taught him to walk nicely and hasn't taught him how to behave around people correctly when it comes to play, all of vi's behavioural problems are her fault

[@Lucian1692]

Yeah, it's mostly her fault. But the dog is aggressive, also, doesn't matter why and the context. He's aggressive!

[@cheeririnaldo435]

I would never engage this man to train my dog.

[@AL-iy4tc]

You gotta train them since they are puppies not to bite and not to pull on the leash. My 30 kg dog never pulls me while on the leash and stopped bitting at 3 months of age after 1 month discipline not to bite. Also you gotta take their bowl with food since they are puppies to show them who is the boss.

[@muhammad1735]

One day cure!? Where is Victoria??

[@amandaokoli1765]

Excellent point! 💯 (I heard she might be filming new episodes...I hope it's true. Can't wait!)

[@Spr1ggan87]

@@amandaokoli1765 Victoria is a fraud, she's an actress not a trainer.

[@waynebenwell9344]

Sorry to say it this way but if an e-collar he will learn quick

[@joshrangel1296]

She just looks extremely bored

[@vikingdogmanship]

As most huskies and other working breeds stuck in fluffy pink instagrammers flats

[@mattsrandomsheet2744]

I gut ah uski

[@roywimar]

Boundary...

[@Lil.B.The.Based.God.]

This woman is DENSE.

[@triciaduffy1878]

I also blame greedy breeders ,you can see this breed of dog isn't suitable for this lady .

[@timetter7062]

everyone doesn't need a husky

[@famed6100]

No way his number plate is just DOG??

[@chrishince8947]

She should of bought a goldfish instead!

[@onioncontrol]

It's sad to see people buy huskies just because of their looks. They're such a difficult breed.

[@Sillywolfsera]

Modelling is the most the husky and he's not a single thing not a mouse

[@nickjury5198]

So they've got a film crew in there and they want to get the dog to behave badly and encourage it so you end up with what we see and in jumps the usual expert🙄 who says "push it away etc etc" then give it a treat then all fixed and onto the next program blah blah blah, usual tv rubbish🙄. I am hoping that after the show the presenter gave the lady contact details of a Husky owners club with which she could book in for lots and lots of training for both her and the dog and whilst doing this they can make an assessment of whether she is actually able to give the Husky the patience, love and training it and she needs, if not they can relocate the Husky to a new owner who has had Huskies before so the dog goes to a new home rather than its behaviour not being corrected and it going from one dogs home to another. I just wish people would do lots and lots of research about the breed they are looking for and if they get one from a breeder they get the breeder checked out with a Husky owners club and can then see the pup with it mother so as to see the mothers temperament also to contact people who have purchase other pups from the same litter. Forgot to mention, if you live on your own and work full time and have no-one to walk the dog then a picture of a Husky is better than getting a real one.

[@xalisyaj3868]

If youre not an alpha person. You will never be able to tame any dog. They will own you.

[@avenger8399]

That dog is dangerous.

[@sairhug]

I usually enjoy Graeme's programmes, but I can't really see that this video is being responsible in being so basic. Another trainer on this platform, Will Atherton Canine Training, has a video about an aggressive Husky (which actually bit him) which was an abandoned dog ... and was probably abandoned for doing exactly what Adonis is doing, with the cause of his behaviour being exactly the same, too: lack of effective training and boundaries (not to mention exercise). Although the videos are about the same length, Will makes it clear that there was a lot more intensive rehab training to be carried out (i.e. by HIM, a professional with a decade of experience - not an unfortunate out-of-her-depth owner, who can't even get her praise-timing right), and that even then the dog would still only be rehomed to someone a) experienced in the breed and b) without children in the household.

[@4tfglobal4thefamily]

She’s losted train your dog

[@clintclark5953]

What happens when ur out of shape

[@kompaktpl5281]

husky is not for everyone

[@oceankeysmusic5002]

You got the wrong dog for you lady. It's your fault, not his. A husky is not a typical breed. You absolutly need to do your research before getting one

[@julezatherton9680]

Nope don't do that with a huskys,pushing away is a game young huskys will bite you or mouth you,if using a treat just get them to sit then turn your back if they jump up they hate being ignored ive had huskys for 20 years 1 was agressive and would have torn his hands apart until id trained her ( the right way)

[@recession81]

These people clearly don't know how to train the dog and show zero dominance to the dog, it literally owns them 🤣 I'm glad I don't let my husky get away with that bs he would be in timeout and be forced to lay in the corner with his head down

[@spatrk6634]

when you think about taking a dog, and first reason as to why is because dog is cute. dont get a dog.

[@refl3xun_named684]

The problem is in the name if u name any kind of life Adonis it would be the most alpha thing u have ever seen .

[@sairhug]

Not really. She could have called him "Teapot" and he'd have been the same. Pretty sure Huskies do not come well-versed in Greek mythology.

[@refl3xun_named684]

@@sairhug its just a joke xd i know huskies dont listen to ur commands .

[@reubenjackson7829]

Seems like poor owners issues again and again, withack of discipline

[@e-collarlesswolfdogs5640]

Whahahahaha this is so clear, this digs needs exercises and brain stimuli and so on, terrible trainer also ! Huskies are so aimple to train, i am used to wolfdogs and husky It is all about knowing dog basics !!!

[@martinmalmgren1825]

i agree, also ridiculous how they called it aggressive behavior. nothing aggressive about it just has too much energy from lack of activity

[@e-collarlesswolfdogs5640]

@@martinmalmgren1825 fair enough, some people just dont get it

[@gemmastrowger5190]

Another person that hasnt got a clue train your dog and get it done will calm down

[@blehmeh3790]

A perfect example of why I don't watch English tv... Clueless.

[@martinmalmgren1825]

yeah, that husky needs exercise

[@blehmeh3790]

@@martinmalmgren1825 That's all you need to do, mystery solved... It's a sled working dog.... exercise it more it's not as this dude says a "bad dog" it needs more, if you love it you'll give it that more.

[@masulubonak9275]

These owners and people are morons try hitting them when they were still puppy you guys just say thing to them that they dont understand thats why they still doing biting as a hobby cause you let them

[@RDRF_SB13]

The Dangerous Dogs Act is unfair. I can't believe they euthanize a dog based on its breed alone. I've been around many pitbulls and similar breeds in North America. All have been fine. I've known shih tzus, who have been more aggressive. It's on the owner, not the dog.