Dogs 101 - Siberian Husky

[@anta95]

My sister's husky figured out how to open the doors around her house. Was a bit surprised when I was spending the night and woke up to a giant husky pinning me down and licking my face.

[@Randhawa241]

Hahahah

[@TheIcemanthomas]

thats lowkey rape. lol

[@zarinasuperiority2376]

Saxa-san he was joking lol

[@choirfandomcookingrantsand496]

Akwa I trained my poodle to open doors with her nose

[@MacToolsAddiction]

Akwa mine can open the front door, and so can the neighbor's dog, i looked behind me and the door was open so i went outside and here's her and her boyfriend playing in the street and 3 kids playing fetch with them

[@simonjames937]

I have a husky. and every time I come for school he will do a weird howl that sounds like he is dying but he is just very happy to see me

[@michaellovely6601]

Huskies are some of the most talkative breeds of dog. But they are definite love bugs.

[@danypel-gh5fw]

Happy to see his emergency food is in good condition Jks tho scared of their breed

[@lutheranchic122]

Spoiled with love 💗

[@robtheslob1221]

Mine does that too 😂

[@ateiluj08]

I must say huskies are extremely loyal to their owners. My brother rescue a Husky from a shelter, but he didn't quite took the responsibility of taking care of him. Basically, I feed him, pick up his poop, shower him (boy that's a challenge), pet him, and still that husky won't give me the same respect he has for my brother. Even though my brother barely pays attention to him, he still remains loyal to him. I think is because of the fact that he is the one that pick him at the shelter, he knew at that instant that this was his new owner. It kind of makes me jealous because I love him more than my brother, and he just ignores me when my brother pays some attention to him.

[@ateiluj08]

the snowdawg Yep, can't argue with that.

[@jazej5516]

Lol I guess I'm like your brother....except with a cat. My bro gets jealous that the cat follows me everywhere since he is the one that feeds, plays, and takes her outside.

[@nguyenthiphuonganh]

You don't have a husky. Maybe it is a malamute. Husky is not loyal.

[@lifey9459]

+ateiluj08 If he rescue a husky and never take care of him or her maybe talk ur brother about this and if being a shithead about then tell him he a horrible dog owner. +Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh They can be loyal or it depends if they been a good dog owner to a husky.

[@CognizantCheddar]

+Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh You're wrong. My grandparents had a breeder certified pure-bred Siberian Husky. Every time, without fail, anyone that Nanook (his name) wasn't familiar with came close to their yard, he would immediately get up or run over and position himself watchfully between the stranger and my grandmother. They never trained him to do anything like that. He just did it of his own initiative.

[@WolfLvr480]

I had a siberian husky before. I got him when he was 10 weeks old and he passed away when he was 14 years old. Bar far, the best dog I ever had in my life: he can never be replaced. RIP Sam

[@chipblock2854]

Even though my husky of 12.5 years was hard to train and could tear up the house in 15 seconds when board she also was the sweetest dog and brought happiness when I was sad and laughter when I cried. We sure were a great pair.

[@ForSteeZyz]

Balto is great but Togo is even greater! :( Togo was the lead dog for one of the teams in the outbreak! Balto ran 55 miles while Togo ran over 200+ miles, its crazy!!

[@Duzell26]

What’s crazier is that Togo was 12 years old and almost killed himself during the run

[@jeffbeerkens5286]

Balto had a useless musher that was half dead and was new lead dog!! He sniffed his way back and if he didn’t history would’ve been made Togo was old and very experienced and did alot of that same run his whole life!! It was expected of him and other dogs have died and were badly injured in that surum run FACTS!!!!

[@lenardjones1592]

Shout out to both team of dogs that did life saving work

[@outcastact21]

when I was 6, I used to eat outside during the summer. I was sitting there eating a sandwich when I hear this howl from right next to me, scared me half to death. I look over and I see this female stray husky who was clearly begging and you could see why. poor thing was skin and bones and her coat was all matted. I ripped my food in half and gave a part to her. after that she kept coming back. now when my grandmother found out she insisted I stay away from it for obvious reasons that make more sense now. however she soon realized this dog was staying, partly because I hadn't listened to her and gave the dang thing a name, and so she started paying closer attention to little crystal. and she fell in love with that dog. we fed her, gave her a bath (she looked completely different after that one) and crystal (the blue eyes. eh, like I said I was 6) became a part of the family and my favorite companion for the next 4 years when she died.

[@solomiyas3872]

i feel bad for your dog that she died. But your lucky you found her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@chlover_reafu]

You're such a nice person. ':D

[@LukaPavlovic1]

Vulpine_Foxy Nope,huskies arent wild animals.

[@EmergencyDrawings]

Vulpine_Foxy 3 things wrong with that theory. 1. If it was "wild" it wouldn't trust a human that easily, and it would know how to hunt to keep itself fed. 2. There's no such thing as a 'wild' husky. 3. Huskies are no more closely related to wolves than any other dog, unlike their appearance.

[@LukaPavlovic1]

@Xerin Knightwalker Funny fact is that dog that has the most wolf dna is shiba inu.

[@kaylenecarrion2961]

My family recently adopted a Siberian puppy. She is very talkative and she learned tricks very quickly. Great dog

[@ronjones2266]

I delivered morning newspapers when I was a kid in a northern MN town. On many subzero winter mornings like at 5 am, I would deliver to this one place that had their husky sleeping in the snow, under a pine tree overnight. He would be all curled up with his tail over his nose. It didn’t bother him a bit. He was a great dog.

[@jessicatodd4671]

I just rescued a husky from the local shelter in May. Honestly the best dog I've ever owned.

[@elizabethloren-broz2680]

I also rescue my husky and I could not have a better dog . He is loyal and very SMART so training is UP to him he may not WANT to be trained exactly when I want to do it . Very protective and selective if it comes to people who he ALLOWES to come near me . TALKS all the time and expect me to understand EVERYTHING and if i do not he gets very loud . Loves to play a ball but if the ball does not end up where he wants to he barks at it to the point of having tantrum . He gets ZOOMIES at least few times a day and takes few minutes before he is done with it . Patience is not known to him , whatever he wants it has to be happening right now. PERFECT dog for me !

[@isaacmontgomery8358]

I have a fish, hes cool though, follows my finger and shit.

[@dennisnobleza9595]

Bald Ze

[@billbilly2797]

Iqbal Haque I eat crab

[@carlsteward2515]

😂😂😂

[@aestheticstreak3134]

Iqqy Foo omg

[@Rachael39994]

You made my day. Thanks

[@natgeo6614]

Togo was considered the true hero of the Mercy Run of 1925, as he led the team through the most dangerous leg of the trail ❤ Balto received the credit, as lead dog. Balto was an amazing husky and did an amazing job, but Balto did not run the length of difficult terrain, in the horrendous conditions, or cover as much danger and ice during the Serum Run, as Togo

[@huskamania]

Balto was the lead dog of the team that covered the last leg of the serum run to Nome a distance of 53 miles. Togo was the lead dog of the team that travelled 260 miles. The other teams covered on average 30/40 miles. There were 20 mushers and 150 dogs who between them got the serum to Nome over a distance of 674 miles which took 5 days

[@mow1416]

To know them is to love them. Huskies are stunningly beautiful and loving canines. Their eyes, coloring and mask alone are enough to make you want one for a family companion. The biggest problems are their energy level and the constant shedding. I have had three in the past and they are the most loving and demanding dogs i have ever owned. My first two were females which really helped with the exercise. They played all day with each other in the yard especially in the cold snowy winter days and I walked them for at least an hour every night no matter what the weather was. However, if left alone in the house they chewed everything in sight, even the kitchen table and chairs. Rawhide bones are their favorite chews, but this can get expensive. As for the shedding , WOW, can they shed. Constant vacuuming is mandatory just to keep up with fur they leave everywhere especially on your clothes. A large lint roller is also mandatory. Now the really great things. They are like little children and can con you into almost anything. I you can look into those eyes and listen to their howels which sound like words and deny them what they want you are far stronger than I ever was with them. Their individual personalities really shine, which I think makes them one of the best companions you will ever have. They will become loving, protecting members of your family. One word of caution, don't let anyone strange try to take their toys or chew bones or threaten a member of your family. They will probably get rightfully bitten. Our third Husky was a male. He was large, 90 lbs., totally white and was the total opposite of the females. He never did anything wrong. Never chewed anything, nor stole food if left unattended. He was the perfect Husky. I hope my experience with this wonderful breed will give you some insight before you decide to bring one home a a new family member.

[@cassiez1139]

Absolutely my favorite dog. If only my husband was a big dog fan. I had a husky growing up. Very protective, wouldn't let anyone near me or my friends without my mom there too, and my husky also saved me from a rattlesnake on one of our many hikes.

[@TheCnimbus]

When I was out running, late at night in Bergen Norway a few days ago I saw a man and his husky on top of a mountain. The guy was leaning into him, stroking/petting and talking to him, while he silently howled and brushed up against his face. It was so beautiful that it restored some faith in humanity...

[@dingoeskidney]

Huskies have a LOT of energy. Like nadernader said, they take a lot of commitment. We walk/jog our Husky twice a day, covering about 8 miles in total and she still has energy to play in between. Regular walking is hugely important, it keeps the husky healthy and gets rid of a lot of energy, it also gets the dog used to other people, animals, sights and sounds which is essential for any dog.

[@MadiRoss91]

Athletes, comedians, singers, geniuses...what can’t a Husky do 🐾

[@destination401roblox7]

I have a husky named Bruno who is almost 1 years old. What this video does not say is that lots of exercise, patience, cold outdoor climate, plenty of room, time, and a playful and patient family with mature children is needed for this dog. If you know what you are doing they are GREAT pets!

[@michelle-yt7qr]

My female Siberian Husky (Luna) she is so calm and collected. Not very playful but she loves my 6 year old. We rescued her and when we first got her she was so scared of anyone touching her. Now she's more open but still calm and kind of lazy lol her ice blue eyes melts my heart 💙

[@Earthlinked]

What the video DOES NOT tell you - is that Huskies are a lot of work - if they are NOT exercised (taken for a walk on a leash) AT LEAST 1 hour per day - they WILL get bored - and when they are bored - then are not good dogs - they dig and chew ANYTHING!!! They are very hyper dogs - and you MUST burn their energy off!!!! SO PLEASE figure 1 hour PER DAY for a Husky - a DAILY 1 hour walk is GREAT!!! And when they shed - there is hair EVEYRWHERE!!! You can always tell good Husky owners - they have GREAT vacuum cleaners!!!!!!! And after all of this upkeep and exercise -- one thing is for sure - you will never find a more friendly, loving, kind and playful dog - as long as you live!!! Huskies are TERRIBLE guard dogs - as the burglars are likely to be licked and played with. Huskies howl almost nightly (calling their pack)!!!!!

[@BSapphire]

SO EFFIN TRUE !! THANKS!

[@HelenaVanCity]

I think the video mentions the fact that Huskies need to exercise an burn out their energy : ) As for chewing things... hmmm.... show me a dog that wouldn't do that, given a chance. LOL

[@Beautystuff1000]

You are completely true ;) I used to live by a Husky owner and he would leave him in the fenced-in backyard all day with nothing to do. The dog literally chewed through the fence and various other things in his yard. He would escape and wonder the town, looking for something to do.

[@Pegaview]

Earthlinked Did you even watch to the end when they said a husky needed lots of exercise?

[@XxTRUEPINOYxX14]

Shit happens

[@alexckful]

To anyone owning a Husky: the Furminator brush is your friend!! It costs a little more but does wonders!

[@dionshelby5494]

I almost got a husky but decided that a simple retriever would suit me better. I want one now too

[@tessa_m98]

Furminators are actually bad. They’ve been known to cut dogs’ fur and skin and rip their fur out. I have a standard coat and a wooly coat and use an undercoat rake for both of them. It’s been perfect.

[@nemui_tora]

Cold weather? psh. Im here in texas with my husky and he's lovin life. He does like to go for swims all the time tho

[@soarinq]

in australia its rlly hot too ^-^

[@badger3911]

Skyslimit86 At least your dog has a way to cool down.

[@nintendomusic2199]

I think he likes to go swimming because it is cooler there

[@brzinaa1459]

My puppy is 2 months old and afraid of water i cant even give her bath someone please help me

[@laughingman4402]

Idiot

[@josetteandres]

My best friend has 2 siberian huskies. I met the female, who's the older dog (she's been spayed, so no husky puppies), but never met the male one she got because my friend moved. The female was very friendly and had a lot of energy, was always happy to see me when I came over. Probably knew that I liked dogs.

[@Nekogirl2543]

I do agree with a lot of the "Don't get one as your first dog!" I won't say mine is my first dog but he is definitely my first dog I have had on my own. But I also did 3.5 years of research on them and volunteered at places that gave me a chance to get to know them and got to do some training with them. So I made sure I knew what I was getting into! Read, help out at and talk to rescues, talk to breeders! Do a lot of research before you get one of these dogs. Nobody is lying when they say they are stubborn!

[@zaker600]

Lucky Clover lol it’s a dog. Just give it food, can’t be that hard.

[@petrichor446]

@@zaker600 Ain't that easy.

[@ysmanolbatista1752]

"It's not a toy dog not a pretend dog it's a real dog" well no shit it's a real dog!

[@UnicornSkittlePoop]

Ysmanol Batista Haha. Every dog is a real dog.. none are toys and they shouldn't be treated like little toys no matter what breed they are..

[@tessieharris4689]

UnicornSkittlePoop

[@TheWilliamlk]

UnicornSkittlePoop Pomeranians and small dogs are treated like toys

[@deliantina]

TheBlackMassIsNear Toy dogs is a generalization of the smaller breeds. Such as miniature terriers and spaniels. It's not because those dogs are "toys" but a general term of the miniature dog group.

[@TheWilliamlk]

Silje Eide I mean they're treated like toys as in girls walk around with them in their purse and groom them all day

[@PitTheAmerican]

I had a huskie mix when I was younger. She was the runt so she ended up being rather small. Her fur was black and white, and her eyes were brown and blue. She was fantastic! The best dog I've ever had. I miss her lots.

[@UnicornSkittlePoop]

I know a lot of "less active" people who get huskies and complain when they tear up their house because they're full of pent up energy!! Bottom line DON'T get a husky if you're lazy or do not have time!!

[@overrated121]

This dog creates a life style change..ime down 30lbs..from walks n running

[@Trainmaster909]

I’m a runner. I want to get a husky to run with me in the winter

[@noahbyrd8141]

Why is my female husky a couch potato

[@smileyskylieybabe]

Mine is too lol

[@noahbyrd8141]

+Sharkbruh360 Bites I live in the south XD

[@TheM4nder]

Same lol

[@youraveragecreator]

lol

[@creeperperez5727]

because they can control whether they wanna be fat or not so they don't really need activity if they don't want it but most of the time they do

[@shadowsa2b]

i just had a husky mix who was the most loving, most cuddly dog youd ever seen. she passed away young and were not positive why. broke my heart. now ive been watching these dog 101 videos to learn about more breeds to find my next friend

[@dawildkitcat1662]

Balto wasn’t the only lead dog on that sled team! Another husky named Togo ran lead dog alongside Balto! Once they got back home Togo gave birth to 3 husky puppies in the middle of the night, yet Balto gets all the credit! In all of the photos there’s another husky right next to Balto! That black and white husky is Togo, who, ran the whole way pregnant, and is almost unknown when it comes to learning about the race

[@Marguerite21]

I have a Siberian husky. She's beautiful and although I don't live in a colder climate, my dog does just fine in warm weather. To make it clear, my husky loves relaxing out in the sunlight and loves to feel the warmth of the sun.

[@zenaku85]

cool, i want one. i live where is summer everyday. now i know

[@Marguerite21]

It's unusual for a husky to like laying out in the sunlight. I don't know why.

[@Jaybird217904]

zenaku Aruba These dogs are not meant for warm weather. I would suggest you find a different breed.

[@zenaku85]

i've seen a few here already. but still i want to know the truth. or i keep them indoors where i have aircondicioner

[@Jaybird217904]

zenaku Aruba there are plenty of short haired dogs. I live in the States in the northeast, about 40 miles south of New York City where our winters have temperatures that dip into the 20's (degrees Fahrenheit) for extended periods of time, and i would never get a siberian husky. We have summers here where the temperature can range from 75-100+ degrees F. These dogs are meant for places that are very cold for 7-8 months out of the year….and where the summer months don't get above 70 degrees. It is a tough life for a siberian husky in warm climates...

[@ImInLoveWithBulla]

My brother and his wife have a husky named Charles Barkley. He's just wonderful with their two baby children. Total sweetheart, and gentle as possible.

[@Taramaxi11]

Used to be petrified of dogs in general but now I am the proud owner of 2 siberian huskies ....amazing dogs! X

[@jayzeljomy6786]

balto was made into 3 movies, my chilldhood :)

[@choirfandomcookingrantsand496]

jayzel .j reason why I want a Husky

[@liletmaegonzaga816]

Maybe you should check togo 😊

[@HelenaVanCity]

Huskies have eyes to die for!!!! Every time I see a Husky, I want to kneel down :) Their stare is mesmerizing and superhuman! I call them "a wolf with ice-blue eyes"... The most beautiful dog ever!!!

[@fashionvictim50]

i've got a husky named Nymeria..she's really nice and cute

[@AdamStaticC]

Nymeria? Like the Direwolf? Clever girl.

[@fashionvictim50]

Sekishokudo yup aha, huskys are kinda wolf like and stark is my favourite house and i've always wanted to be like Arya so

[@Joe.2599]

+Hannah Stonem literally only want a husky Cus of game of thrones

[@fashionvictim50]

Førehead! tø The Phan Parade Øut Bøy PHAN! DAN'S IN MY PROFILE PIC

[@fashionvictim50]

***** TØP

[@-Swervo]

I have a husky and she’s sooo hyper. She runs Mach 3 through the house, jumps on the couch so fast it bounces her off, then she repeats for a solid 7 minutes

[@WalnutsWasTaken]

Im getting a husky puppy next spring! Ive waited for so long to get one! I have a home switcher who is 50-50 husky and smooth collie. He is the sweetest thing, he looks like a husky but has the body build of a smooth collie. He'll run by my bicycle for hour without getting tired. Cant wait to get one more dog! I live in Finland, so the climate is just great for him, cold and snowy winters and coldish chilly summers!

[@Wolf_demon9876]

I love my husky Mars! He has two different colored eyes, his left eye is brown while his other eye is ice-blue! How cool is that?

[@GrimAbstract]

I love that haha

[@GeneTonics]

It's called heterochromia

[@foxydash4715]

I have one like that to!

[@user197]

neat

[@paris283]

My husky Yuki has both Ice-blue eyes XD She's all white too.

[@iruleusuck999]

I'm getting one tomorrow!!! Can't wait!!!

[@chicken4418]

How has it been?

[@beasantos9526]

+Chicken 44 It's dead.

[@dcuocryophantom7219]

+Bea Santos lmao you mean.

[@emmaknight6052]

Where did you get the husky? I'm getting one soon and i'm having trouble finding them

[@meganbatonero7195]

I love husky so much :D

[@Igor19485]

The most majestic looking breed.

[@lordmed9989]

I feel sorry for this breed since in less than 10 years they became popular in iraq they're literally everywhere now to the point where a cub sells for less than 100$ The problem is that in iraq the summer is long and temperature will reach avg 45°C throughout the season Can you imagine a dog who used to live in the coldest area in the world now living in the hottest area in the world 😥😓

[@bobsilver3983]

I have a Husky, and she is a sweetie! Such a wonderful pet...just don't let em off their leash....they run like the wind, and you may never see them again. They can run VERY fast, and can out run, not speed, but stamina, any animal on earth long distance.

[@ruddthebest]

Man this dog . Let me tell you something you will never have a moment of dull with a Siberian Husky . They are always so active , playful , joyful, awkward , stubborn . Mine is 7 years old and still acts on his own , in fact he escaped twice the other day ... their are fun to be around , but don’t expect them to listen to you . Even the best trained husky will act on his own , it’s their personality and that’s what make them special . It’s not a dog that does what you tell him to do . He does what he wants to do, that’s why in my opinion he is like a human for me . It’s like I am talking to a friend or walking with a friend. Every day is a New day . Also they are close to family members and tend to want to play with other dogs , so when you take him for a walk expect him to jump and scream when he sees a dog , well that’s at least until he is properly trained . Even tough he is not really a guard dog , he can sometime be aggressive as they have a strong instinct . Most importantly secure his surroundings , he will escape . Mine has escaped I would say 20 times in 7 years , he tried everything digging the dirt , jumping The fence , waiting for someone to accidentally leave the door open , that’s why I say you will always have fun because you will probably chase him a lot . It’s like a family member with his own personality . Oh and they can be weird a lot . For example mine every time come inside has to seat in the same spot on the sofa , and when I feed him he awaits for me to leave him alone before start eating ahah. Great dog to have fun with , but lots of work and hard discipline to do

[@lexa8996]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@cruciib0xx]

Just some information about getting a husky: If you plan to get a husky, understand that they are very hard to take care of and are very into getting your attention. Some may not do that; every individual dog has their own personality, so training can be different for others. But normally, huskies are very atheltic and can be sometimes hard to train. As much as they can be rough, it's very rewarding once you give them the proper leadership and guidance they need.

[@greensmurf221]

It's true. My Sibie just turned 1, and for the first year (especially) you essentially have to sit on top of them. Thankfully Emet has gotten trained enough where I don't have to watch him with the eagle eyes anymore, but still can't leave him unattended. Overall, wonderful breed if you put the work in.

[@firebird890]

Huskies are my favorite dogs I have a Siberian husky and a tabby cat and both get along very well and I love both!

[@xxgamergirlxx7917]

Huskies are beautiful!

[@toyguy4027]

Please do not get a husky just because it looks cool or cute. Huskies require a lot of attention/care, and it's not like owning a pug or Boston terrier at all. If you live in hot climate during the summer, you need to keep your husky cool as possible in air conditioning. If you don't live in a country where A/C is used 24/7 during the summer, then don't get a husky because it will still be too hot with just shade and water. Also, if you're low energy or lazy, please do not get a husky unless you are prepare to exercise it. I'm not talking about waking around the block several times either. Huskies are not for everyone, and there are many other breeds out there to fit your lifestyle. Please do your research before you decide to get a husky because your husky will be unhappy and suffer if you have no idea what you're doing. There are many puppies and dogs at the shelter that will fit your lifestyle if huskies are not for you. Huskies are not like your average dog either

[@resdhofhcjg6362]

JUST KEEP YOUR DOG SAFE ...VIETNAM IS ONE OF THE WORST PLACE TO KEEP DOGS !! You should know what I mean .

[@toyguy4027]

+Resdho Fhçjg I live in the United States in Florida. Not Vietnam

[@praneelwaghole3544]

hey i live in india...not a snow area bt its called cold in winter....seasonal region....nd m ready for all the attention he need...bt the weather is making a point in adoption... should i go for it..?

[@mikecairns3301]

+Thoai Nguyen I like your good censible advice you given here,but don't try to be an expert on husk breeds am English,north England can be extremely could in winters,my dogs starting with chyanne its winter now and my husky chy would need to be put into our coal effect fire to get closer,truly truly,and she has a thick thick coat anyhow,even iam puzzeled about my beauty needing to be closer to our fire having such a lovely thick thick fur coat anyhow,but hey she will lie there as close as she can get,without falling in the war big fire anyhow,strange but true,also she's a tiny tiny bit lazy,àn I will get a resent photo so you can understand what I mean,as for walking husks severely times round the bloke 2 to 3 times a day/is adequate for a husky if that's as good as you can manage daily n nightly,don't get me wrong every husk would like further walks buy so would other breeds like say a mungrel dog of a medium bild etc, its rubbish that ppl make it sound crule to husks if you don't walk them for 8miles daily in 2 vigous walks,husks are working dogs built to pull sledges for miles if needed be but there lifes don't depend on it,huskys can fit nicely into regular dogs life styles,so plz plz don't make huskys and dog lovers in general,put off by ppl like yourself making it out of a regular familys grasp,if you are relatively active,don't work or what ever where your huskys gonna be locked up for 10hrs going insane cause lack of social activity,be it you or another dogs taken out the huskys life all day every day then that's not good,food,I have 2 husky bitches,chyenne mother of delfie ,chy been 9 nearly delfie 4yrs,1 chicken wing send frozen on mornings,6tea time 1 large mug of quality dry food an half a tin each of tuna chunks with oil not brine,good 4coats,2t3 mostly 3 walks,of around 50 minutes round our lovely park or 3 times roundthe park ,both our dogs are happy in nature fit n well,an commented on what lovely looking friendly dogs they are,so am doing something right,huskys are beautiful breeds like lots ppl thought I'd need few acers of land and massive house,to be privileged in owning this amazing breed an its bullshit but do get professional advice n learn as much as poss first n try if poss a short 2or 3 days with husks just making sure you will manage life with a unique breed second 2 none..

[@angelheart806]

+Resdho Fhçjg Africa is not a country, blockhead.

[@Elizand]

This helped so much! I am getting a 2 year old husky off kijiji and it's trained. So now I know the health issues and I'm ready for delivery!

[@hazelhc6141]

I have a blond Siberian husky and he has brown eyes.... I love him soooo mutch!

[@mrcrapsalot6043]

Wow... One of a kind

[@ItsmeEyan]

Maybe it's an Alaskan Malamute?

[@zpezar8532]

Lucky😪........

[@crazyhuskies9273]

+Hazel HC awwww he sounds so cute huskies are my favorite dogs

[@Majesty_Pubgm]

cute !

[@evilpiratemermaid]

can someone explain to my husky that shes supposed to like the cold??? xD shes almost 2 now and still cries if she has to go out in 60 degree weather or lower xD i love her though :) and its true what they say about them being pack oriented, being more of a friend than a pet and having the best interest out for their owner. i get cold easy and Aithusa lays across me at night until im not cold anymore, then she comes snuggles with me :) best breed iv ever owned

[@thegiantdiugh4744]

Huskies love cold weather

[@xSTARR999]

The most beautiful dogs in the world and I was lucky enough to have one grace me as a companion!!! RIP, Foxie Dog.

[@Rose-qn2ed]

They forgot to mention huskies also have gastrointestinal problems. Never met a husky who doesn't have diarrhea lol

[@jaspalkhanuja2718]

These guys do know that Siberian huskies are very adaptive dogs and have no problem in tropical environments

[@lucas.esca_]

Yeah they are very popular down here in Florida. Their coat won’t get as thick if they grow up in a warmer climate.

[@Henry-ol6gf]

Exactly

[@JustMe-mh2pn]

One thing is for sure: you will never be bored with a husky. Best dog breed ... well for me

[@jeganka]

I want one. Fuck. But I live in a one bedroom apartment. FUCK! Also, I already have a dog and I love him...fuck..

[@lankan666]

fuck yea

[@Misskittyheart]

i have Siberian husky, you could raise they in an apartment. I done it

[@maineraldenhusky9883]

+Kim Moreno do you have problem with too much fur in your apartment? how do you handle it? I want siberian husky, but i am afraid of too much shedding of hair. Also, can it live in country of Philippines?

[@Misskittyheart]

+MainerAlden Husky. The fur is an issue. But there are shampoos and combs that can make him shed a lot less

[@crazyhuskies9273]

+Casual Astronauts STOP CUSSING

[@andrewlevin6331]

Ok so, i live in California, in LA to be specific, i love Huskys but i don't know if it's ok for them to live in such a warm environment. Health wise i mean i know it's legal to have them in California. I do have air conditioning and i have a pool that is kept pretty cold, Also it tends to cool down a lot at night in LA. Would it be ethically unsound to get a Husky?

[@SuperUtubesucks]

i have a husky in fl but she is puppy so she will get used to it but its best to get them at a low age so they can get used to the heat

[@Lost_Hwasal]

***** have you ever been to florida? Florida is not nearly as warm as california. Its more humid, but not as warm. A husky would be fine there as an indoor dog. In addition you could shave the dogs fur down to a shorter length, i know someone who does this to their chow and he is appreciative of it.

[@ll__Mouse__ll]

***** i live in australia and my husky is fine with the weather

[@techsterr]

I live in the Philippines and all the huskies here seems to be fine with our tropical weather. :)

[@vernonprice5986]

California is fine for a husky, just be smart about it. Use common sense. Do not ever leave them outside in the sun, when it's hot make sure they have constant free access to air conditioning and plenty of water, if it's been hot outside test the pavement with the palm of your hand to make sure they don't burn their paws, if it's hot on your walks keep them short and don't overtax the husky. Most importantly: Huskies, in some ways more than any other breed, want to be a part of your human family. They do not want to be left outside, they do not want to be locked in a room. They want to be with you wherever you are, and wherever you go. Treat them as an actual member of your family, take them with you when you go places, train them using positive reinforcement and respect them. Make sure they get lots of exercise, create activities that involve both of you. When you do these things you will have an extremely happy husky, and as other husky owners will tell you, a happy husky is just about the best thing in the world. Only use positive reinforcement training methods. Punishment-based training DOES NOT WORK on huskies, and you will destroy your relationship if you try it. Huskies are insanely smart, and they will learn to push your buttons - intentionally - if you don't form a solid, trusting relationship with them. If you need more advice on how to train positively, watch "It's Me or the Dog" with Victoria Stilwell, or go to her site: positively.com It's probably not an accident that she has a picture of a Siberian on the front page, as huskies are notoriously mischievous and difficult to train if you don't do it right. Oh yeah and don't ever, EVER shave your husky's coat. EVER. Huskies, like all dogs, release heat by panting, and through their paws, not their body. They don't sweat like humans. Huskies need their full double coat because it protects their skin from the sun, and it also works to trap cool air under the outer coat when it's hot. But a lot of huskies like a good swim, so your pool is potentially one of the best ways to keep a husky cool in the summer. Just don't shave his coat.

[@evelynnebel788]

Siberian Huskies are best. I have a 13 week old, he is so hard to take care of but we finally got him to sit. He barks, and still bites. But he is very playful.

[@rbaleksandar]

Such beautiful animals. I hate it when I see some dumb husky-owner take out his husky at +40 deg Celsius for a walk outside. These animals are meant for cold climate. Even with their short hair for warmer weather they are still fluffy and warm underneath. The same way you don't take out a miniature pinscher at -15 deg Celsius. Some people just don't think when they decide to acquire a pet.

[@KatrinaMaslowTV1]

Actually the husky dose just fine in hot weather the fluffy shields from cold and traps warm air yes, but also from heat and traps cooler air Having a husky in sayyy California (were i live and theres to s of huskys here) they do perfectly fine, u know as long as your not leaving them out there for a long time. They may be dogs but they'll let you know if its too hot.

[@ericanderson4701]

Malamutes don't like hot weather, but huskies are generally OK.

[@KatrinaMaslowTV1]

very true yup

[@rbaleksandar]

KatrinaMaslowTV1 Cool, didn't know that. I know that the fur also keeps cool when it's hot. My judgement is based on the 40 or so degrees Celsius in my country during summer but I guess that only lizards and other cold blooded creatures are okay in such weather. XD

[@user-yn1ew8vg1h]

I usually take my husky out for a walk in the early morning or late afternoon, when the sun is going down. I live in Texas...he seems to do fine.

[@ShaneLeGrand]

My huskie pup has an eye problem I don't care I still love him

[@mariahuh11]

aww this video made me cry my siberian husky passed away almost 2 years ago )': i will always miss my luna.

[@cubanita365]

I love huskies and would love to have one, but I live in South Florida, so I won't be able to get one. Plus, the area where I live isn't very suitable for this type of dog. There is running space, but not enough for this dog, and I'm not sure I'd be able to care for this dog as much as it needs right now. It sucks, because I adore these dogs. But if you're going to get an animal, you have to be sure you'll be able to handle the responsibility of caring for it :-/

[@jumeauxelaine3960]

Definitely not the right dog for me. Beautiful looking thing, but I'm too low energy and live in a place that's too hot for a Husky

[@PandasUncle]

yea, like turtles

[@vernonprice5986]

Well just FYI you can have husky in a hot climate. You just need to make sure he has access to A/C and water at all times, without exception.

[@PandasUncle]

Vernon Price lies

[@vernonprice5986]

Pandas Uncle OK, so I guess my husky doesn't exist then? Please enlighten us.

[@PandasUncle]

Vernon Price i'm a paranormal investigator and ya he doesn't exist

[@MustarcakeTeam]

Omg I watched the movie balto!!!! I loved him soo much! Leading the dogs through a blizzard to save the girl!! Great movie and I love these dogs

[@chrisc7091]

My husky is fucking awesome.

[@ualuuanie]

Grooming it once a week is an understatement. Come the hot season I have to groom it every alternate day and boy can they shed. Fills up nearly 1 trash bag full of hair every groom. Wish my balding head can grow hair as much as it sheds hair :p

[@tubesvor]

I went to Malta some years ago, and I saw a Huskey. (it was 38+ celsius) I was shocked, but when i got closer I could see that all the fur exept the head was shaven off. Hahah, funnyest looking dog. Giant head and tiny body.

[@Starrlet]

“The lead dog, Balto-“ Me: OH MY GOD BALTO

[@sneekz07]

If you live in a warm climate, go to your local shelter. The amount of husky's there is astounding. People clearly not doing any research and buying them willy nilly only to have no idea what they require.

[@Flowy21982]

As a dog groomer, huskies are always so fun! I definitely could not handle owning one though!

[@enderfilms910]

These are so cute!

[@kaitlynn01231]

I got a Shepard husky bulldog mix and she is a hand full but she's not as bad as some dogs.. You can get one of these dogs as a first time dog, but u just have to get used to their personality!!

[@PrimalDrake]

I have a lot of respect for dogs 101 because if your looking to get a certain dog... Dogs 101 is there for you

[@copywheeleye0665]

lmao all these "Expert comments".... I live in the middle of Texas and I've had my Husky for 10 years. What I do is keep them cool with the AC during the summer and walk/run her in the early morning before I go to work and then walk her late at night when I get back. About two or three hours each session (but only because we love to explore and play) In between we play in our medium sized yard and I dump some ice cubes in her little pool which she loves btw. Keeping yourself and your dog cool in the winter isn't even rocket science. rofl

[@silverstrands8151]

+CopyWheelEye 0 My friend has a husky too and this is in southern California it can get up to 105 some days of summer but lots of people have them around here it's not that hard to keep them cool.

[@AsifIcarebear3]

+CopyWheelEye 0 I'm happy that you care well for your dog, but you have to admit that very few people have the resources, time, or inclination to put that much work into their pet. They just want a husky because it looks cute and a bit like a wolf. Honestly, everyone should be discouraged from owning a husky, because their needs are so fucking high compared to most other dogs. If you're so able to care for it that you won't get discouraged, that's great.

[@nikkib.5842]

CopyWheelEye 0 and you can always get a kid pool and fill it up with water and maybe even some ice lol

[@SonTaicario]

So does this mean I can have a Husky in Texas? Hell yeah, thanks partner

[@1Ripstik]

Lmao this “expert comment”

[@Justin_Joy]

It's so cute when the dog digs a little hole and just lays in it while looking at you.

[@EmergencyDrawings]

Very Blacc Yeah, until they don't stop and you have a moon surface for a yard 😂

[@KaregoAt]

It really pisses me off when the vets in this series just say "I maybe wouldn't recommend an arctic dog to tropical conditions..." Yeah bitch of course not, it will kill the dog! Overheating is a serious problem when people don't know how to take care of their cold-climate dogs in hot weather. Why can't they just say that absolutely do not get a husky if you live in LA etc. You'd have to shave the dog for it to be even remotely comfortable in the heat... Yeah sure it might accustom to it at some point, but why not just get a dog that would do well with heat in the first place? Sometimes it just seems these people are more concerned with people's emotions and if they are offended than the well-being of the dog.

[@babanlava]

KaregoAt Pisses me off too. I live in country with extremely hot climate and huskies and malamutes have become the most popular breeds in the past few years. And whenever someone suggests that arctic dogs shouldn't live in this climate, they argue, 'oh, they will adapt. Dogs are good adapters.' So ridiculous!

[@KaregoAt]

Lava Bakir Too many people these days get dogs based solely on their appearance. Dogs have become accessories more than companions, and it's so sad. There are many good breeds that would do great in hot climates but people choose to get huskies because they look cool. I hope they would have the sense to put on a winter coat and go for a run, see how it feels then.

[@babanlava]

I agree completely. I know someone who has a pet husky, he barely takes him for a run, leaves him in their basement "because he will wreck the house if he is let in" without any air conditioning, and he is lucky if he gets a little walk every day. It is horrible.

[@KaregoAt]

Lava Bakir Yeah, that's another good example of a person that doesn't bother to find out about the breed before buying, and then tries to correct unwanted behavior by creating more stress. If the dog got plenty of exercise, he probably wouldn't pour his energy into wrecking his house. I really wish there was some sort of education, an evaluation or a test required before you can own a pet.

[@nefer9256]

Wow look at this fucking expert eryone!! Lmao even saying to shave them.. Their fur also protects them from heat, fuckassbitch

[@alcona4323]

ahh there so cute omg

[@taylorlewis930]

I've grown up around huskies and they are amazing and beautiful dogs. They are very stubborn and really hard to train. Shedding is probably the worst problem with these dogs, that and if you don't train them they will destroy your yard and dig numerous holes. A high fence is a must if you don't want to keep them on a leash. A normal chain fence they will jump over in a heartbeat if they get the chance. Extending the fence and/or putting concrete in the ground under the fence is a good idea too. They will do good in just about any climate if grooming is done often and right. Helping it get rid of its winter coat when it starts to shed will help it tremendously in the spring and summer. They do have a tendency to run off if they aren't talking on walks/jogs/runs. They are a awesome breed if you have experience with them or other dogs who are stubborn and hard to train, but every dog is different even if it's the same breed do its hit or miss no matter what dog you pick.

[@lesliecalzada5493]

I know a Siberian Husky named Baldo. He's from California.

[@sahayeda5220]

this lady in the philippines i saw had like 6 huskies with her on the beach in 100+ degree weather. none of them were well groomed either. hope they're doing okay.

[@TjSamson]

We currently have a husky and I freaking loved it!!!!! Although, it's tiring but yeah, still loved it!

[@ggtube8608]

The secret to dealing with a husky? Don’t treat it like a non intelligent animal. Treat it like an equal. We have 4.

[@anniemz6887]

Imagine if Redbull could walk and howl , that's basically husky .

[@wker8285]

Huskies are the most beautiful dogs I've ever seen.

[@teila211]

My husky never howls, I can't get him to either. 😟

[@Wolfshot22]

Just wanted to ask people who have had huskies before, would a husky be right for me? We live in england with alot of fields, we own a few achres and we have had alot of expirience with germanshepherds... But would a husky be okay in a place like britain? (Thanks in advance for replies)

[@amberroberts7564]

I have a husky named Otto. They love to run and play, so those fields would be great. They do need attention though because if not they can get very lonely and start to destroy things and they can learn to get out of there cage. Make sure you have a great area/cage and it gets attention. :)

[@Wolfshot22]

Amber Roberts Thabnks for the advice ^-^ otto is an awesome name for a husky btw

[@willamdaniel1139]

if you want him as a guard dog[they say they are not good guard dog but you must train him]g or a family member.mine is david which kicked satin out of heaven,spend lots of time and your best friends needs to be around him a lot so he can get their odor.they need exercise and they are a loving dog.my sisters wife has a sister that are from the uk and so is my sisters wife.the climate is perfect their because the sun dosent come out much and you have really cold winters.if you get one you wont regret it.good luck.

[@Wolfshot22]

Willam Daniel c: thanks

[@onetwothreefourfive6898]

the stupidest dog breed, one of the uglyest, too.

[@bobsilver3983]

I have 2 huskies and a Malamute, they are all my buddies and I love all 3 of them!

[@TheHajvenKing]

Should I get a husky or a rottweiler? (Its my first dog)

[@MortuusCruor]

Huskies are generally not for first time dog owners. Get a Rhodesian Ridgeback :) Amazing dogs.

[@JadenGillett]

were do you live in hot climate or cold

[@lodeddiaper7890]

MortuusCruor I love RIDGEBACKS

[@johan12ab]

NEVER even think about getting a husky as a first dog! Almost no other dog aquires that much exercise and mental training. To give this kinda dog what he needs you would have to flip your life around completely. They might look good but you have to look deeper then that.

[@kaylapreynolds]

Definently a husky! I have on and they are amazing! They're fluffy, sweet and so loving!

[@clerieginus]

My Husky doesn't howl 😢

[@beasantos9526]

Why are you sad? You should be happy.

[@clerieginus]

+Bea Santos howling is something that a husky is known for. their bark even sounds different from other dogs so of course I want my husky to howl.

[@Cheese-nq5kc]

Same mine is very quiet most of the time

[@amandamiller2313]

Our husky will be two January 3td and not a day go by that he doesn't tell me whAt to do or what he wants I love it... I've even taught him to say moomma.., it's adorable I look forward to hear what he has to say each day.

[@X-2357-GandalfTheGreen]

They howl when they are lonely, so that's a good thing. won't do it unless you train them to otherwise.

[@ahsanahsan4118]

Husky is the best breed I own one for 4 years now and I love him so much.

[@bestneverrest18]

I want one

[@NicholasConcato]

I wouldn't recomend this dog to anyone unless the live in Siberia or Alaska. I had a husky he died last week bcuz he got hit by a car. Everyday, no matter what, he would get! loose NO MATTER WHAT!! Me and my dad tried everything, chain in the ground didn't work, he would either pull it out or chew threw it. Pen didn't work, he would break down the door and chew it apart, chew right threw the wire, or hurdle the 6 feet. We had 4 acres for him to run around on and all the woods and land he needed and he would always get loose and come back but on his way back this time he got hit. He would always go to the neighbors to play with their Australian Shepard bcuz he was the only dog he wasn't afraid of, other dogs he literally peed himself when he saw (literally) he was not brave, scared of everything! Loved him to death, least agressive dog ever!! Very very eager to run and run and run. Loved being around people, he could keep a pace of 30mph for 3 miles probably even longer. I took him on runs with me when he was two months old no problem at all for him to keep up! A husky has the potential of being one of the greatest dogs, but I still don't recomend them to anyone who can't give them atleast a minimum of 8 miles of fast running a day. They do not tire out I promise, and eventually they will pay the price!!!!! :( he was a year old this month! Have any questions feel free to ask, I know everything their is to know about dogs! U want the best dog in the world, get a German Shepard no doubt in my mind.

[@Vakrios]

Very sorry about your dog, that's really sad. They do have a reputation of being furry Houdini's, escaping whenever they get the chance, it's a shame. I would love to have a Husky but they're not right for me, I couldn't handle one. I'm actually planning on getting a German Shepherd next year.

[@shannaoleary1841]

you tried evrything it sounds like,.. but not another dog. just bc it has space to run food n water you still need to give it attention.

[@sneekz07]

They are notorious escape artists and your comment proves you did no research. You should have kept him engaged instead of leaving him to do it himself, he sounded bored and you didn't even fix him did you? That's why he was marking everywhere. You did a disservice to your dog and paid the consequence.

[@dcrz]

No I have an average american back yard yet my husky never tried to run away. You should of treated your dog like a family member. I trust my husky to run outside and always return. He was never crated or chained. Always free roam and a welcomed pack member. Respect your husky and he will respect you in return. He is resting at my feet right now.

[@sneekz07]

Elvis Dcruz​​ I don't know how it is any better for it to be let outside to walk itself. It can still be hit by a car or stolen. Or do you mean just in the back garden?

[@majesticturtle399]

I have a 10 week old husky with two different colored eyes. Soooooo cute!!!

[@MrTacticalinuit]

You know what breeds lose sled dog races? Siberian Huskies. Who wins these races? Alaskan Huskies.

[@MrTacticalinuit]

Alex Alizaga Silva Still, haven't heard of any siberian team winning any of the major races.

[@Yuuchichan01]

You know what breed saved Nome from diphtheria? Huskies.

[@Jalkamies]

MrTacticalinuit My parents once tied our 2 huskies to a sled during the winter and put me in the sled. My dad chased after me for 6 kilometres until he finally caught up.

[@SilentRage5050]

Alaska was bought from Russia

[@McFugget10]

shots fired

[@iouvredream218]

mishka

[@jackwhite3263]

Gari Angelo Centeno what does mishka mean please ?

[@chainsaw6921]

a bear

[@gallowdance3721]

lol my husky is called mishka. But we call her Miska because it sounds more girly.

[@Bella-n5o5f]

I rescued a Siberian husky she was tied to a tree every day for 10 hrs crying all day, and my friend neighbours mention that to me, soni talked to the owner to give me her dog and i will take care of ber every day, the ex-owner just gave her to me ever since Luna has been with me for 8 yrs and she has been my second child now i introduced her to a new pet friend and luckily, she loves the cat its a matter of love and patience. Now she has a friend to play with. They been together for 1 yr now and i love my pets Although Luna has been a very territorial with any body who is a stranger, that talks to me she growls, its been happening 5x now and iam a very friendly person i make sure she picks my energy, but i don’t know why the sudden change. Thanks for reading my little story.

[@marceauxarcanum2555]

Mishka

[@magusdarkmater1443]

i love thoses dogs and theyre ready to pull you trough snow and ice because theyre very strong and resistent to cold that make perfect companions!i want to have one!

[@u2yes1dnoedcpsabrinakittyb2]

Marceaux Arcanum Shiloh, Shelby, Oakley, Memphis, Kira, Gohan, you name them

[@OTTBs4me]

Bottom Line: If you're a couch potato DON'T acquire a Husky!

[@mqbitsko25]

Au contraire: Get one, and GET OFF THE COUCH. The dog will save your life.

[@Demoninyoureyes]

I'm lazy af but I still find things where I can sit and he can run 😂