Understanding What a Husky Puppy Should Eat If a husky puppy just came flying sideways into your life at full speed, you already know these dogs are high-energy, smart, and just a little bit dramatic. Their diet has to match that energy. Getting nutrition right in the first 12 to 18 months sets the foundation for strong bones, healthy joints, a shiny coat, and a balanced temperament. Husky puppies are…
When Your Husky Is Ready to Run, and the Weather Says No Huskies are built for snow, ice, and freezing winds, not for blazing hot sidewalks and summer heat waves. Yet somehow, they still wake up every day with the same energy level as a caffeinated toddler. When it is too hot outside, exercising a husky becomes tricky, and honestly, a little stressful. You want to keep your dog healthy…
When “Fluffy” Meets “Sled Dog” The internet loves a good mashup, and few are as shareable as the Pomsky, the trendy mix of Pomeranian vs. Husky genetics packed into one compact, photogenic package. Think bright Husky eyes, plush Pomeranian fluff, and a face that makes strangers in public forget personal boundaries. It is easy to see why the Pomsky trend took off. The look screams “mini wolf,” the size sounds…
Understanding Why Some Human Foods Can Be Toxic to Dogs Dogs have a special talent for sniffing out snacks and flashing the classic puppy eyes. The tricky part is that what seems harmless on a plate can be dangerous for a canine digestive system. Some human foods are toxic to dogs, others are simply too rich or salty, and a few are risky because of choking hazards or packaging. Knowing…
Understanding the “Arctic Gut”: Why High Energy Dogs Get Chronic Loose Stool If you live with a high-energy, cold-loving dog that thrives in snow and icy wind, you already know these dogs are built differently. Thick coats, fast metabolisms, big appetites, and a near constant need to move. What many people do not expect is the sensitive tummy that often comes along for the ride. Chronic loose stool in athletic…
Why Your Husky Loves Sleeping in the Snow If a typical dog owner’s nightmare is finding their pup shivering outside, a husky owner’s surprise is the opposite. You call your husky inside to curl up on a cozy dog bed, and where do you find them five minutes later? Buried in a pile of snow, peaceful, snoring, and looking like they are vacationing in the Arctic. It can be confusing,…
Understanding the “Arctic-Summer” Transition in Double-Coated Dogs Every year, there is that strange seasonal moment when a double-coated dog still looks like a walking snowdrift, yet the air feels like a tropical rainforest. The thick, luxurious “arctic” coat that was perfect for icy winds suddenly turns into a portable sauna. That shift, from dry winter chill to sticky summer humidity, is what many owners jokingly call the “Arctic-Summer” transition. If…
Why Huskies Seem “Untrainable” (And Why They Are Not) Siberian Huskies have a reputation for being stubborn, independent, and almost allergic to coming when called. Many owners joke that Huskies speak fluent “I heard you, I just do not care.” When it comes to recall, especially in emergencies, this reputation can feel painfully accurate. Here is the truth: Huskies are not untrainable, they are just highly independent problem solvers. They…
Understanding Social Hierarchy in Multi-Husky Homes Living with more than one Husky can feel like running a very loud, very fluffy democracy that occasionally looks like a chaotic wolf documentary. Many owners quickly start wondering about social hierarchy, pack order, and which Husky is the alpha. The idea that one dog has to dominate all the others has become a popular way to explain Husky behavior, especially in multi-dog homes.…
Understanding Glaucoma and Ocular Pressure in Siberian Huskies Siberian Huskies have a way of looking directly into a person’s soul with those cool blue or striking bi-colored eyes. It is one of the reasons people fall in love with the breed. Ironically, those same eyes are also one of the breed’s greatest vulnerabilities. Behind that intense gaze, a quiet and serious condition can develop: glaucoma, which is closely linked to…
