If this is not your first time on this blog, then you might already know that I’m a proud owner of two Siberian huskies. And they are a handful. If you are thinking about adopting or buying a husky, then you should read what you need to know before getting a husky. As I said before, I have one mischievous male husky and a loving husky lady, or the properly…
Feeding your husky puppy can be a complicated process. You have so many flavors, benefits, dozens of food brands, types, textures, and recipes. Additionally, you have feeding plans, meals size, charts, and tables. The feeding process shouldn’t overwhelm you. In this article, I wrote many things that I discovered during my experience with huskies. I researched a lot before I brought my husky puppies home and even after this. First…
Adult dogs can eat honey only in small quantities. Honey is rich in enzymes, high in antioxidants and it has antifungal and antibacterial properties. It is important to use honey only in moderation, due to the high sugar content. Most of the dogs will enjoy the sweetness of the honey and its rich flavor. “Can dogs eat honey?” This question popped up in my mind when I was preparing tea.…
Dogs can eat carrots, and they will enjoy chewing and eating them. Filled with vitamins and minerals, carrots are a safe addition to your dog’s diet. Carrots are safe for your puppy too. This vegetable will help your dog stay healthy due to the many beneficial effects that it has on your dog’s body. Carrots are affordable, nutritious and a low-calorie snack for dogs between meals or during training. You…
Siberian Huskies are mostly known for their amazing eye colors, especially that icy blue color that some say traces back to their origin in the cold and icy conditions of Siberia. But did you know that they can actually change eye color and even have different colored eyes? Read on to find about Huskies with blue, brown, bi-eyes or even parti (or split) eye colors. Siberian Husky eye colors Let’s…
Why is liver good for dogs? Organ meats like liver, gizzard, or hearts are extremely rich in nutrients, and they are good for your dog’s diet. You should only feed the liver to your dog from a certified butcher or store. The liver contains key nutrients, healthy fats and is rich in protein. Also, the liver contains no sugar, flour, or preservatives. I feed my Siberian huskies puppies liver because…
Teaching your dog new commands is fun It’s easy to teach a dog to sit and is going to make your life and your puppy’s life much more convenient. I started to train my dog at an early age, right when I brought him home. It took him only two days to get accustomed to the new environment and with me. I gained his trust and the training started. Every…
The most often asked question by new Husky puppy owners is: How do I potty train my Husky? He just pees everywhere! So you just got your Husky puppy. Fear not! Potty training can sometimes be a frustrating process or a pesky problem to deal with. All you need is a plan, and some good tips & advice on what to do and when. So let’s talk about potty training!…
If you saw a big dog that seems to look like a Siberian Husky but in fact, it was an Alaskan Malamute you are forgiven. Certain breeds of dogs are very similar and easy to confuse – this is certainly the case with the Malamute and the Husky. Both Huskies and Malamutes are recognized by the American Kennel Club, resemble wolves but there are some pretty big differences between them.…
Every new Husky owner or anyone who is looking into getting a Siberian Husky has probably wondered if Huskies bark or howl and how noisy is this breed. While Siberian Huskies can bark and howl, a lot of them almost never do. Barking is usually a territorial call and huskies are almost uniquely non-territorial. A lot of husky barking is actually an invitation to play. Instead of barking or howling,…
