Thanksgiving Travel With a Husky, Fun, Festive, and Totally Doable Thanksgiving travel can feel like a full contact sport, especially with a Siberian Husky in the backseat analyzing every mile marker like it is a new adventure. Huskies are clever, energetic, and surprisingly good at slipping out of harnesses that are not properly fitted. With a little preparation, you can keep your Husky safe, comfortable, and happy as you head…
Why is my Husky so stubborn? If you’ve ever owned a Siberian Husky or spent even five minutes with one, you know that their intelligence and beauty come paired with something that can be downright perplexing: stubbornness. You might ask yourself, “Why is my husky so stubborn? Is it just me, or are they purposely ignoring me?” Well, the answer isn’t as simple as “they’re just stubborn.” There’s a whole…
Why Thanksgiving Leftovers Require Extra Care for Huskies Holiday plates overflow with savory dishes, sweet desserts, and rich sauces, and your Husky knows it. Those bright blue eyes are not just cute, they are strategic. While sharing the celebration can be a joy, Thanksgiving leftovers can be tricky for a Siberian Husky. Some foods are perfectly safe in moderation, others are risky, and a few are downright toxic for dogs.…
How to Keep Your Husky Calm Holiday gatherings can be a beautiful whirlwind of laughter, clinking dishes, gift wrap crinkles, and that mysterious noise the oven makes when everyone is watching. For a high-octane breed like the Siberian Husky, all that excitement can flip the switch from charming party co-host to overcaffeinated snow tornado. The good news is that a calm, collected holiday is absolutely possible. With smart prep, a…
Autumn Brings Cold Air, Cozy Vibes, and Hidden Pet Hazards Autumn feels like a deep breath after summer, with crunchy leaves, earlier sunsets, and hot drinks that magically disappear if a curious pet investigates. Yet this season quietly introduces a handful of risks that are easy to miss until there is a mess on the floor or a sudden trip to the vet. Antifreeze drips that taste sweet, ice melt…
Holiday pie meets hungry Husky, where is the line between cute and dangerous? Picture the scene, a pumpkin pie cooling on the counter, cinnamon in the air, and a fluffy Husky plotting a pastry heist with a look that says, I was born for this. It is adorable until you remember one thing, many festive desserts, including classic pumpkin pie, can hide ingredients that are flat-out dangerous for dogs. The…
Why Huskies Need a Special Halloween Safety Plan Halloween is peak excitement for people, and it can be peak confusion for Huskies. Costumes change how humans look and smell, doorbells never seem to stop, and fireworks turn the sky into a loud light show. A sociable Husky might barrel into the fun at first, then tip into stress, while a sensitive one could hide under the table as soon as…
Fall Camping with Your Husky Cool mornings, golden leaves, fewer bugs, and a dog that was literally bred for crisp air, fall camping with your husky feels like a match made in trail heaven. This is the season when that fluffy coat finally makes sense on a day hike, when camp coffee smells better in the cold, and when your northern breed partner is actually comfortable at mid-day. The trick,…
Why Cold Weather Feels Like Home to Huskies Put a Siberian Husky in a snowstorm and watch the sparkle appear in those bright eyes. While many dogs sprint back inside at the first chilly gust, Huskies seem to grin at winter. They trot, dig, roll, and nap in snowbanks with a level of contentment that looks almost poetic. This is not a quirky personality trait, it is a product of…
Leaf-Peeping With a Husky by Your Side Autumn arrives, and the forests put on their finest reds, golds, and ambers. It is prime time for leaf-peeping road trips, and the question pops up quickly for dog lovers, can Huskies join the fun? With their snow-dusted coats and adventurous spirits, Huskies seem like the perfect companions for a fall foliage getaway. Here is the deal, they often are, as long as…
