The Husky is a Northern breed working dog, bred by the Chukchi Tribe to pull sleds over hundreds of miles a day in the harshest weather conditions. They are energetic, highly intelligent, and gorgeous, friendly dogs. So, how much exercise does a Husky need every day? Huskies are working dogs and have been bred to …
we have to remember that our dogs are behaving normally. Humping, mounting, or thrusting is all normal doggy behavior for both male and female dogs. It has nothing to do with dominance and it may not be sexual either.
Can a female Husky be an alpha? First, let’s look at what ‘alpha’ means to answer this question. Merriam-Webster defines ‘alpha’ as something that comes first, the beginning. So if your female Husky has a litter of puppies, then technically, she’s the Alpha since she came first and is the one teaching the puppies. However, …
It will only respond to or obey one person and ignores the other person, or misbehaves when the other person is not there. The good news is that this common issue can be resolved quite simply by going back to basic training, positive reinforcement training works best long-term.
The popcorn or corn chip smell is caused by Proteus or Pseudomonas found on their paws and ears, harmless bacteria found naturally in the environment.
the Husky doesn’t have a problem exercising in the rain. Or going for a walk around the block in a rain shower. In fact, as far as the Husky is concerned, the cooler the weather, the better.
the Husky has particular needs and you should really consider if you have the time, patience, and energy to bring a Husky into your family.
The answer is yes; cats do have eyelashes. However, unlike humans, cows, and horses, their eyelashes aren’t long and pronounced.
Not all dogs bark. However, all dogs vocalize, and barking is a form of vocalizing. Vocalizing is how dogs alert us and communicate with us. Therefore, all dogs do vocalize to some extent.
After your dog has eaten their meal, it is recommended to wait at least two hours before exercising or bathing them. Many dogs don’t like having a bath and can get anxious or upset when shampoo time comes around. Also, allowing their meal to settle reduces the risk of vomiting or diarrhea. Even if your …
