Why “Drop it” matters for Huskies Huskies are curious, energetic, and often too interested in grabbing things they shouldn’t, from socks to sticks, from toys to things they found outside.The “Drop It” command is one of the most important obedience skills you can teach your Husky. It helps: A reliable “Drop It” can literally save your Husky’s life. When to start training It’s best to start teaching “Drop It” as…
Start by understanding your jealous, over-protective, and possessive Husky If you’ve ever wondered why your Husky acts like the CEO of jealousy and the sheriff of possessiveness, you’re not alone. These beautiful, energetic dogs are not just about striking blue eyes and gorgeous fur. They can also be downright jealous, over-protective, and possessive of their humans and their territory. Sounds like a handful, right? But don’t worry, that’s where the…
The joy and challenge of training two Huskies at once Training one husky can feel like wrangling a fluffy tornado, so imagine doubling that chaos with two! If you have a pair of these energetic, stubborn, and downright adorable dogs, you know that managing them together is both a blessing and a challenge. How do you train two huskies at the same time without losing your mind? It takes patience,…
Cooling down an overheated Husky in spring Spring is a wonderful time of year, especially if you have a Husky. These beautiful, energetic dogs love outdoor adventures, but the rising temperatures can sometimes pose a problem. Yes, you read that right, even a Husky, bred for chilly weather, can get overheated in spring. So how do you help your furry friend stay cool, comfortable, and happy when the sun starts…
Can your Husky go swimming? If you’ve ever watched a Siberian Husky bounding across a snowy field or racing through the backyard, you might imagine this energetic breed as a natural athlete in every environment. But when it comes to water and swimming, the question arises: Can your Husky go swimming? The short answer is yes, but with some important considerations. These beloved dogs have unique traits and instincts that…
Understanding Huskies and their social nature So, you’ve got a beautiful Husky, or maybe you’re thinking about adding one to your family. One question that often pops up is, do Huskies get along with other dogs? It’s a fair question, considering these energetic, wolf-like beauties have a reputation for being both friendly and a tad stubborn. Huskies are known for their social nature, but they also have unique traits rooted…
Dominance in dogs Dominance in dogs is one of those topics that can stir up quite a bit of confusion, debate, and yes, even a little controversy among pet owners and trainers. You’ve probably heard phrases like “my dog is trying to dominate me” or “you need to be the alpha,” but what does that really mean? Is your golden retriever secretly plotting a coup, or is it just a…
Can you train a husky to wear a muzzle? Training a husky to wear a muzzle might sound like a tall order, especially with a breed so fiercely independent. You may worry that forcing a muzzle will cause fear, stress, or resistance. But here’s the good news: it doesn’t have to be that way! With the right approach, training your husky to comfortably accept a muzzle can be a smooth,…
Understanding why your Husky pulls on the leash Anyone who has ever tried walking a Husky on a leash knows it can feel a bit like being dragged behind a snowmobile. These energetic, strong-willed dogs are notorious for their eagerness to explore, which often translates into pulling when on a walk. But before you start blaming your canine companion or yourself, it’s important to understand why Huskies pull on the…
Using a flirt pole for dogs If you’ve ever wished for a simple, effective, and downright fun way to burn off your dog’s endless energy while boosting their obedience skills, then a flirt pole might just be your new best friend. Imagine combining playtime and training into one dynamic activity that keeps your dog mentally and physically sharp, all in a relatively small space. Sound too good to be true?…
