Huskies are beautiful dogs, full of energy and fun. They are known for their striking markings and thick fluffy coats. But, as Huskies have a double coat, you might wonder how to keep those fluffy coats clean and healthy. For a healthy, clean Husky, you only need to bathe them 3 or 4 times a …
Bringing a dog into your life is a big decision and should never be taken lightly. It is a ten to fifteen-year commitment, encompassing training, exercising, and ensuring that medical needs are met. Regardless of these tasks, getting a puppy is always exciting, and getting a Husky puppy is an added challenge, not for the …
Huskies are a fantastic breed of dog. Most people know they are high-energy, playful goofs who want to run and run and run! However, most people don’t realize they are also avid and skillful diggers. The Husky paw is perfectly designed to dig. They have naturally webbed toes, tough pads, and tough nails that allow …
Huskies are a mouthy breed. So, you are not alone in wondering how to stop the razor-sharp teeth from ruining all your clothes, skin, and furniture! A simple ouch and removing yourself with deter your puppy.
If you have a pet dog or know any dogs, you may have noticed that when you pet or scratch their ears, they tilt their head and look overjoyed. I’ve found that when I do this to my dog, she sticks her tongue out and looks content and happy, it truly is adorable. Dogs enjoy …
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Artificial lawns are becoming more popular than ever before. People realize that you don’t need an actual lawn to have an outdoor space in your home. Instead, you can buy artificial grass and create that space. Artificial lawns are a great way to get an outdoor area without worrying about constant maintenance. That being said, …
You’re probably wondering how often your Husky goes into heat and what that means. It’s also known as going into season. In humans, the estrus cycle (the female mammal reproductive cycle) occurs every four to six weeks. In dogs and other canines, it happens much less frequently than that and is called the estrus cycle …
You’ve finally got your dog housetrained, and they’re pooping outside. Congratulations. It’s a real feeling of success. All your weeks of hard work have finally paid off, and your furry friend regularly does its business outside instead of inside. But now you have noticed weird brown patches all over your lawn. The bad news is …
Congratulations! You’ve finally got your dog housetrained, and they’re peeing outside. It’s a real feeling of success. Weeks of hard work have finally paid off, and your furry friend regularly does their business outside instead of inside. But now you have noticed weird brown patches all over your lawn. The bad news is that, unfortunately, …
Dogs love to play, regardless of their size or breed. Play is an essential part of a dog’s life; it’s how they burn off energy, bond with us humans, and socialize with other dogs. In addition, play is a real confidence booster for dogs. So if your dog suddenly loses sight, relearning to play will …
